Milford chronicle., 1915-10-29
GEORGETOWN.

The Senior Class of the Georgetown
High School is to hold a Hallowe' en-
Party at the Commercial Department of
the High School on Saturday night and
every one is invited, An admission fee
of ten cents for adults and FIVE cents for
children under twelve years of age will
be taken lat the door 1t IS not neces-
sary that the patrons of this party be in
costume The members of the class,
however will be masked. There will be
gypsy fortune teller i'll one corner, who
will read your future from cards, and re-
hearse for your benefit incidents in your
past life. The Rows Chorus will render
several appropriate selections of music,
and from so to 500 Ghost will
tell ghost stories and fairy stories to the
children The decorations will be aut-
umn leaves, corn stalks and other festival
materials, while the lighting will be from
Jack-o lanterns and Chinese lanterns
Pumpkin pie, milk and fudge will be
sold at the refreshment table. Dancing
from nine to twelve. 1t is hoped that
every one will patronize this as the Class
is trying very hard 10 earn enough money
to take a trip to Washington in June, !
when the Senior Classes of all the other |
High Schools that even make a pretense |
~ ANAAA6 AelAN ~ Al A9NAAOOA9f dl Eb- /
ing to Washington Georgetown, has |
the reputation of being one Of the best
in Sussex county, then why shouldn't t |
its Senior Class make a trip to the
Capitol? It IS up to the people as loyal
supporters of this school to help repre-
sent 1t at Washington in the spring.
James II. MCGlotheu on last Monday
night lost a valuable COW from pneu-
monia. This makes six animals he has
lost since January last.
James II. Lohand has sold the tract of
land adjoining the John w. Willis farm,
between Lingo School House and Milton,
to w. ]. Thoroughbred of Georgetown.
The family of Engineer B. B. Ewing,
who few weeks ago was transferred
from the main line run to the run be-
tween Rehoboth and Harrington, moved
to Rehohoth last Wednesday.
George 7. Lynch has purchased a Ford
touring Car. Miss Nellie" says George
is like boy with a new toy. He wants
to find out all about it.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Parent-TeaCher Association will be held +
in the assembly room of the school house {
on Friday, October 29th, at 730 D. NJ. {
This meeting will be followed by a re r
ception for the members of the Associa- \
ton, given by the teachers; Linda NJ. !.
Hudson, Corresponding Secretary.
At noon on Thursday last, at the home I
Of Nh and Mrs Robert c. White, their
laughter, Miss Mary Clark White, was d
married to Herbert Tunnel. Miss Bes- F
iie {. White attended the bride and r
Rodney Tunnel the groom. On Monday n
light when they returned from a short ,,
wedding tour, they were serenaded by >,
he boys of the town, who tried their
)est to take the roof off the buildings in "
hat section of the town by their noisy e
demonstration. The groom sent them s.
u down to Hart's Sweet Shop where
hey were all given a treat at his ex- II
ense.
After two weeks vacation to Niagara =.
'alls, Miss Margaret Graham, of Hous- =
on, has returned to her position at the W
Western Union Telegraph Office in III
georgetown. Ralph Smith of Salisbury, g
ID, who was sent as a relief, has re-
lrned to his home. h,
A Hallowe en- Party will be held Mon I'll
ay night by the Queen Esther Circle at nj
lie Scout Hall in Georgetown. The p
arty IS in charge of Miss Margaret
ynch, who is the head of the Queen So
sther Circle. Pl
Miss Elsie Blizzard, of Wilmington, sh
'ent Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and re
rs. George II. Blizzard. isl
Revival services began at ST. John ad
hurch at Springfield last Sunday night ~
Miss Lila Carey attended the County N
lnday School Convention as a delegate u.
ON Wesley NJ. +. Church Sunday tl'
'hool, Tuesday and Wednesday at We
ncoln. ga
The Epworth League of Wesley NJ. E. tn
lurch elected Misses Grace Rupert and nil
ellta Armstrong as delegates to repre- stf
Mt the Wesley NJ. + Church at the
strict Convention, held in Seaford D.,
lesday and Wednesday of this week ,1' ou
lile Misses Mary Torbert and Mildred ~
liver were elected alternates. a..s an
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