Evening journal., 1912-03-05
CHURCHES WANT
PASTORS AGAIN
Georgetown Republicans Meet
Weekly to Discuss Public
Questions
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
GEoRGEToWN, Del, March g.
Fenwick Island Beach is said to be
covered with clans and the people
in that vicinity are unable to make
way with the supply
The Rev. James l.. Derrickson has
been invited by zoar NJ. E. Circuit. to
return as pastor for the sixth con
secutiye year The Rev Mr. STALL
! inSs, of ROxana, has been invited back
for the third year, while the congre-
CATION of Milton NJ. E. Church has
extended an invitation to the Rev. w.
o. Hurst to fill their pulpit for an
other conference year. The Rev.
James w. Colona, of Wesley NJ. e.
Church, the Rev Mr. Pardee, of FL
lendale, the Rev. l. A. Bennett, of Mil
ford, NJ p Church, the Rev. Sims, OF
Harbeson, and the Rev. l.. b. Morgan
of the Georgetown NJ. f. Circuit, have
all been asked to return.
The W. c. T. U. will meet at the
home Of Mrs. w. S. Lacey, on We'd
nesday.
Debates are being held every week
/ by the Georgetown Republican Club.
| For each Thursday evening, subject
| that is of interest to the residents OF
/ lower Delaware is discussed. On
next Thursday evening the subject
/ will be: Resolved, That Sussex
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pose of properly draining the same
Members of the Georgetown New
4 Century Club will hear Mrs. Annie b
Scott, lecturer and cooking expert
on April 16.
Georgetown will be given one more
chance of deciding whether or not a
Chautauqua for this summer is a
feasible project The subject will be
discussed at a meeting to be held on
Thursday evening under the auspices
of the New Century Club, when DR.
George H. Turner, one Of the direc
tors of the Pennsylvania Chautauqu;
Association will address the club.
Within the last few days, Register
of Wills Rufus ID. Lingo has granted
the following letters of administra
ton: On the estate of James r. Hall
late of Indian River hundred, to II
b. Hickman; on the estate OF Mar
garet A. Twilley, late OF Little Creel
hundred, to George L. and John W
Hearn; on the estate of Arthur
Huston, late of Baltimore, to Ola w
Smith, on the estate Of Mary La
vinia Fell, late OF Laurel, to Solomon
S. Kenney.
VIM. r. McIlvaine, Of near Stock
ley, is out for the nomination of sher
iif on the Republican ticket.
Personal:-Tecumseh Wilson. o
Philadelphia, spent Sunday with hi
= parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Samuel vii
, son-E. w. Wiltbank, of Lewes, wa
the guest of relatives here yesteI
day-Miss Lizzie Kitchens, Of Mil
, vile, n. j., is spending a few day
! with Georgetown relatives - Abb
: Ableman, of Millsboro, spent Sunds
7 with relatives-Mr. and Mrs. J.
Vansant were Wilmington visitor
, Saturday and Sunday-Miss Ethel NJ,
. Gee, OF Lewes, spent Saturday an
Sunday with Georgetown relative
! Linford Watson, who has been severe
! ly i'll with pneumonia, is improving
u John S. Vaughan was in PHILADELPHIA
the first of the week-George Melsol
Of Delmar, is spending a few day
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geore
, |, A. Melson-Mr. and Mrs. o. L. Care,
/, of Clayton, we're Sunday visitor
! here-Mrs Emma Donovan, of Dove
is spending a few days with George
town relatives and friends-Mrs. \
B. Wright, of Philadelphia is spenC
ing a few days with her mother, Mr.
Charlotte Taylor-B. w. Lynch, VII
has been visiting relatives for SCI
: eral days at Roxana, has returne
home-The condition of Alfred
Pepper, a former coroner of this couI
| ty and retired undertaken, who ha
2 been seriously i'll at his home O
, North Race street, is much better