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GEORGETOWN
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Troop No. 105, Boy Scouts of
nerica, of. Georgetown, held a
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Court of Honor in the Scout Camp.
near town, with Avery Bills of
sr. c z. m o«" e ot°L ' 1 toop. w p^-!fi
siding John Tunnell son of Mr.
and Mrs James M Tunnell jr,"L
was presented with the Ufe Scout
Award bv EdwTn L Smith Soft
££îofthe Kiwanis fkSat* cotamlî
ST who alaopresented the Life
Scout's Mother's Badge to Mrs
Scouts Mothers «auge io mrs.,
Vt n lnd - Mro F ThaddSs Wan ing-'
ton was oresented with a First
ciftkn Award bv Edward B
Green who also presented the Mo
ther'a' Badge to Mrs Warrington.
TanHopffuit^qpmit Award« went to
Billy Taylor Ronald Mears Ed
ward J Green andHowardPretty
man Second Class Awards went to
Donald Penuel James McAllister
Edward J Green and David Hud
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The significance of the Scout
Badge was explained by Edward
B Green followed by the candle
lighting «if two candles each bv six
iXfu s renr B ent^i the twelve
scouts, representing the twelve
S.O«. Law., and an explanation ot
eac "* x , .
There were Patrol demonstra
üons with flint and steel; Morse
Code signaling and First Aid. The
Court closed with the Great Scout
master's benediction and taps,
blown by Bugler Landies E. Wil
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Tbe troop is under the leader
ship of Shelden Dennis, Scoutmas
ter and W. Hilyard Purnell and
George R. Hilty, III, as assistant
Scousmasters.
The Troop committee comprises;
Edwin L. Smith, chairman ; Avery
H. Ellis, Wtlson G. Boyer, Linwood
Penuel, Edward B. Green, James B.
Owen. William D. Hudson, John C.
Knigbt and William Walton, Jr.
Sussex Post No. 8, American Le-1
glon last Tuesday night elected offi-1
cers for thè ensuing term. Harry
Zerby was elected to succeed Stu
art Russell as Commander of the
Post. Others elected were Lester
Brumbley, 1st vice Commander;
Ralph Lyons, 2nd vice Commander:
Adjutant, Edwin Short; Martin S.
Pettit, Finance Officer; Rev. Omar
E. Jones, of Seaford. Chaplain; J.
Frank Johnson, of Dagsboro, His
torian; Col. Ralph S. Baker, Serv
ice Officer; Ralph Lyons, Graves
Registration: Clifton Rogers. Sgt
at-Arms; C. Edwin Clendaniei,
Chief Ambulance driver.
The officers will be installed on
June 4, by staff members of the
Department of Delaware, in cere
monies to be held in the Log Cab
in. the Post Home of Sussex No. 8.
Members of the Post will attend
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services In a body, in Grace Metho
diet Church, on Sunday, May 27,
for a Memorial sermon to be given
1U * " wrinuu w oe given
by Rev. Robert E. Van Cleaf, who j
is the retiring chanlain of Sussex
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* 8 the rctlflns chaplain of Sussezlsolo
post No. 8. The Post will also par
theitldpate in the Armed Forces Day
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!^ e Po8 h f h 8t . T !i e8d n. y ng ï 1,
t>erS aad 4 tbeir famlllea attended it
COVer ® d di8 * ! appe A r 8 f yved ' by ' h ?
member8 of the Auxiliarywhich |
Waa n ho " or of He v - Vân Cleaf. A i
prograR1 of entertainment followed
the 8UpP€r ' i
S" 88 ®* Po8 t No. 8 will continue
the regular Saturday evening game
P artle8 fo the Log Cabin for the
remalnder of May, when they will j
k® discontinued for the summer.
The Georgetown Republican Club
was organized in a meeting held
la8t Monday evening in Republican
headquarters on W. Market Street.
Harvey B. Spicer, who presided,
was elected as acting chairman and
G. Howard Wilkins was chosen as
acting secretary-treasurer. They
will serve until the election of
permanent officers. 1
A drive for members will begin
a orive tor merooers win negia
^mmedlntnlr Named ns the Mera
oersnip commiuee were, jonn ili
wood Jones, chairman; C Linden
Mcllvaine; Albert H. Mullins, Jr..
and Frank Cooper.
Named as a House Committee to
redecorate and refurnish the pres
ent headquarters for a permanent
dub room, were: Linden Barr,
chairman; Walter Rogers; John R.
Hitchens and Oscar Wilson.
The club will meet again on May
21st. Robert Wyatt will head the
Publicity < committee.
Mrs. Arlnthia Davis, of George
town, who will celebrate her 83rd
birthday, on May 17, suffered pain
ful Injuries to her head, when she
fell from the steps of Hebron Meth
day. Mrs. Davis, a native of Parks
ley, Va., was born May 17, 1868.
She is the widow of Levin Davis,
of Millsboro. She makes her home
with a daughter, Mrs. Harrington
Savage, at the corner of È. Pine
and King Streets, here. Besides
Mrs. Savage, she also has a son,
Edgar Davis, living at the same!
address. She has 7 living grand-!
children: 15 great-grandchildren,
and 3 great-great grandchildren, j
Mrs. Davis is active, attending to |
household duties. She attends Grace
Methodist Church and is a member
of -the Sunday School, there. _
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'odist Church, near town, last Sun
Sussex Unit No. 8, American Le-1
gion Auxiliary, . served a covered j
dish supper for members of Sus- j
sex Post. No. 8. in honor of Rev. j
Robert E. Van Cleaf. retiring chap-1
lain of the post, on Mondav eve- ;
ning in the Log Cabin. Following
the supper, a musical program in
observance of National Music Week
was presented for entertainment,
was presented lor entertainment,
The program included a trombone
solo bv Philin Tavlor. "tnnilnniior.
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by Philip Taylor, Londonder
ry Aire"; "Pals'', trumpet and
trombone duet. Marshall Baker
Marshall Baker, piano i
^J 1 ®* 8 ~ y M f 8 'j* al P h S ' r ? ak . er j
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Pl^ed Spanlph Dance ' by Mob
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A t .^ r '° d of e r0U P «ing-jcan
î° wed * hl e program.
Members of Sussex Unit No. Si
£, 8ited the ^terirns Hospital at |
^ 8 " ere on Sunday, May 13th and
h8,d a pa !! ty . f ? r veterans and
i?®}!l lb ®!' 1 8 1 fa . m .' l,e8 ;. Tbe |
al8 ? have a delegation to
I^f. nd the d^^ ni )f r n honor of the
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Re ® d ' l° v h? b ® ld ln fl Dove, \ , May 2L
.V a t N ®' 8 BOI " e time ago
x d °v t6d th ^ P*'°J ect , collecting
dl yarded toys and
wor " c |pHilng which will be pre-|g
^ 8t ^Hbution to needy j
^ a ™ .1® ' M J P8 ' Mart . , . n S , 9 .' iven8,
D # i!h®^«! i? d Mr8 -, J -
Ralph Carey, Child Welfare chair
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Samuel Gwinn, 4-H Club Agent
S „ 8M Conr-ty epeakini before
the Georgetown-Millsboro Rotary,
C lub last Wednesday night discus-1*
8ed the 4-H program in* Sussex
county, giving a brief idea of the
scope of activities and projects car
ried on in the 20 4-H Clubs of this
county, which has a membership of
slightly over 400 boys and girls
from the ages of 10 to 21 years. In
addition Mr. Gwinn showed color
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slides taken at the 1950 4-H Camp
held for two weeks at Camp Barnes.
The slides gave a complete pic
ture of the planned program for
the 4-H'ers which included not
only recreation but instruction in
various projects. Mr. Gwinn was in -1
troduced by Grover Foster, program
chairman.
The Planning Committee for the
Georgetown "Build Freedom with
Youth" campaign, met in the New
Centurv Club last week. Plans
went forward for the teen-age cen
ter planned to be opened In the
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school, this fall. Problems of lead
ership and finance were discussed
and decision to set-up the per
and decision to set-up the per
manent committee were made. The
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Permanent Committee will include
the Mayor and Council of George
andjtown. the ministers of the church
r* v eo,e r wn:ondarepre 8 en -
tative from the school ; Chamber of
Commerce ; Lions, Kiwanis, Rotary,
Bu8iness and ProfeS8ional Women ' 8
and the New Century Club; the
local 4-H Club V. F. W. and Amerl
Legion, and other civic organi
zations. This committee will serve
as the sponsoring group for teen
age programs and related projects.
Mrs. William R. Ratledge, acting
chairman, presided at last week's
meeting. It is planned to elect per-1
man ent officers in the meeting to
be held in the New Century Club
next Tuesday evening, May 15, at
8 o'clock.
R ev william O. Hackett. pastor
Q f Wesley Church, who was chair
man f 0r t b e p. T. A.-sponsored
ummer D ay Camp, held at the
i oca i sc hool last year, stated that
due to lack of sufficient financial
support, it may not be possible to
conduct the Summer Day Camp
this year. It was brought out thaï
resDonse to letter« «ent home to
pnl P „, a pnpu'n/InkTn, fî°Zai
c i a i «unnort had received rather
recense At the close of Rev
Hackett's talk the groLn voted to
asList in nromoting and financing!
t he Summer Dav Camn a« a n«H
of t { ie eeneral Loeram for vK
a f (he town 1 g * y 1
All organizations of the town are
ureed t( f send a t leastone renîe
g 1 * &t le 8t »CP 1 ®
sentative to the meeting scheduled
f or Tuesdav evening, to elect offl
cerg and discuss further plans tn
carry out the much needed youth
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group of 4-IH'ers from other Hubs
in a meeting held last week in the
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The Peach Blossoms 4-H Club of
was again hostess to a
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town 8 ' nedr
Miss Ruth Pierce Clothing Sner
ia,ist s ' ,he uniïar " i >'
ware Extension Service, met with!
the group.fshe instructed a group!
of beginners in the rudiments of j
sewing, anfd started a class of 10
of the younger members on
making of an apron of simple pat-j
tern as a part of their first sewing
project. i
Mrs. Samuel Gwinn. Club Leader,
showed slides of the 4-H Dress Re-|jr„
V V®> to the older group and Miss |
p, ® r ®® dhicussed points in "Good
Grooming." I
Members of the club are now sell- (
ir >g tickets for the electric clock
which will be given away on May |
25 - Proceeds of this project will be
applied to transportation expenses ,
of members attending the 4-H Short (
Course, at the University of Delà- ,
ware, Jurie 20 to 23. - j
DI T he nt xt meeting of the Peach,
Blossoms] will be held at the home j
of Helen Spicer. Charlotte Johnson
will present a program on "Foods
f°>' Defense.
a group j
of beginnelrs in the rudiments of j
sewing, an|d started a class of 10
of the younger members -
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their cottage at Fenwick Island.
The senior class of the Selbyville
High School, left on Wednesday for
their senior trip to New York City. 1
thelThey will return home Sunday. 1
They were chaperoned by Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis Brumbley and Miss Jean
Meredith
Mr. and Mrs. Atwood F. Lynch,
and son, A. F„ III, of Frank
ford, were dinner guests of her
mother, Mrs. Kathey Broune and
Van Murray Broune on Mother's
Day.
Mr. and Mrs. William West had
au Sunday dinner guests Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Short and family of
Georgetown, Mr. and Mrs. William
Smith and family of Seaford, and
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lewis and
family of Williamsville and Otis
Hudson and on Friday James Hud
son of Frankford, and Mrs. Mary
Melson and children of Dagsboro
visited them,
High School, left on _ „
their senior trip to New York City !
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hudson are
the proud parents of a baby girl,
born to them on Sunday in the
Peninsula General Hospital in Sal
isburv Mother and hah® an d«
L e h and baby are do *
and Mr« n Pnn „ni -r n
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tertained to dinner on Sunday Mr.
and Mrs - Thomas Hamblin, Mr. and
Mrs - Samuel Nock, and Mr. and
Mrs. Horace Hamblin. Mrs. James
Hamblin and Billie Hamblin of
Whaley svi. le. Mr. and Mrs. Sheddie
Mitchell of Milton and Mr. and Mrs.!
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Mrs - Horace Hamblin, Mrs. James
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Mr. and Mrs Lee Everett of Ken
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her parents Mr and Mrs W F
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mÎs. Della Holland is receiving
treatment In the Pehlnsull Gener
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Norman Davidson and daughters of .
Dagsboro, and Mr. and Mrs. Her
bert Hamblin and son of Crisfield.