Milford chronicle., 1915-12-10
GEORGETOWN.
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The following awards were made b.
the judges at the second annual Corr
Show for Sussex County, held a
Georgetown, December "a:
White Corn-1st, John Pender, Nil
ton, SO; I'd, J. C. Phillips, Hollyville
Sd, J. NJ. Jones, Seaford, 81.
Yellow Corn-1st, B. T. Mustard
Lewes; End, VIM. Miller, Lewes; Sd
Edgar L. Kinder, Bridgeville.
Calico Corn-1st, Lee Pepper
Georgetown; End, J. NJ. Jones, Sea
ford.
Sweepstakes, best ten ears any col
or-V. r. Allen, Seaford.
Heaviest shelling ten ears-B. T.
Mustard, Lewes.
Heaviest single ear-v. R. Allen,
Seaford.
Boys ten ear exhibits-1st, pure
bred boar pig. donated by Delaware
College. Carlton E. Green, George
town; End, Raymond F. Short, George
town.
Girls exhibits-1st, trio of pure
bred fowls, donated by Delaware Col
lege, Leila Penuel, Georgetown; End,
Naomi W. Pepper, Georgetown; 3rd,
Laura Macklin, Georgetown; 4th, Lena
May Pepper, Georgetown; 5th, Nerlie
Greet, Georgetown.
Boys acre of cOrn--1st Harry Short
Georgetown, $40; End, Robert Green,
Greenwood, 81.
Boys vegetable garden-1st, Nutter
Marvel, StOckley, $40.
State Board of Agriculture prizes
for the best acre of corn in Sussex !
John Ponder, Milton, |
$40; 2nd, John S. Dobson, Millsboro,
500.
State Board of Agriculture, silver
medal for second best acre of seed |
corn in the state-John Ponder, Mil
on.
On Tuesday night of this week the
PASSION Play was given in the Peoples
Theatre by the Wesley Methodist Sun
ay School
Friday and Saturday of
asst week, the judges awarded the
rizes for the best cakes as follows:
liss Laura Macklin, 81; Miss Lena
epper, so cents. At the lunch which
as served from twelve to half-past
ne on Saturday, by the Senior Glass,
bout eight dollars was cleared. The
ass wishes to thank those who help
them make a success of this lunch.
On Wednesday, Chester Walls, son /.
ex-Postmaster Scott Walls, and !
ISIS Jennie Roach, both of George d
wn, were married in Wilmington at
e home of the brides mother, Mrs. =
Jrman Hayman. Mr.. and Mrs. Walls -
turned to Georgetown Sunday night
Id will reside at the home of Mr..
alls parents. 6
Saturday night bake was given II
the W. C. T. U. at the home of Mrs. a,
Frank Jones. =
On Saturday when the Georgetown n,
gh School Football Team played the
Railroad Apprentice IN
hOOl team, they held the score down f,
tn the result that the score was w
thing to nothing. This game was w
have been played on November q, at
t owing to the injury of one of the
lmingtOn boys, it was postponed. in
Saturday afternoon at one o'clock a
e was held at the store of Wilford
White & Co., where wagons, car
ges, harness, farming implements,
=, were sold at very low prices.
e sale will be continued next Sat
lay. Ca
federal Game Warden AL. F. Dilla- an
Y, was in Georgetown several days Sv
t week to enforce the game laws,
to see that no game was offered
sale.
Hiss Florence Rust, daughter of rel
and Mrs. James J. Rust of near GC
ckley, and F. L.Stehl, of Northum-
land, Pa, a contractor for one sec
4 of the DUPONT Road, were married
the home of the bride on Wednes-
?, at noon, by the Rev. J. A. Leach,
Reliance, Md. =
he following marriage licenses n
e been issued at the Office of the II
rk of the Peace, w. Elwood Wright
Georgetown during the past week:
VILLAIN d. NAPLES, Georgetown,
aware, and Lydia NJ. Sockriter, OF
'besOn, Delaware.
amuel Moore and Viva Wilson,
/ of Harbeson, Delaware.
Hilary Holland, Berlin, Md, and
la NJ. McCabe, Selbyville, Della
e.
lillian d. NAPLES, son of W. E.
)les, of Georgetown, and Miss
ia Sockriter, of near Harbeson,
e married Wednesday night. They Oh
move on Thursday into the farm
'e recently purchased by Mr.. Nu
les, near ZOar.