Milford chronicle., 1920-05-14
GEORGETOWN


Commencement exercises of the
I Georgetown public schools will be
held on Tuesday night, June Sth, the
graduating class consists of Misses
Mary Green, Evaleah Green, Sarah
Hatfield, Sallie Lambden, Georgetown: 4:
Miss Jennie Wilgus of MillsborO; Miss
Marian Lynch, of Selbyville; Ralph
Swain and Harry Joseph of George
town.
The exercises will be held in the
/ Sussex County Court House and the
address to the graduates will be de-
I livered by Prof. A NJ Harrington.
The Georgetown New Century Club
reorganized a short time ago has
elected the following officers for the
year: President, Mrs. William d. Ad-
ans; first vice-president. Mrs. II. c.
Stewart; second vice-president, Mrs
James NJ. Tunnell; third vice-presi-
dent, Mrs. Robert G. Houston; secre-
tary, Mrs. Belle WagamOn; cOrre-
spending secretary. Mrs. Anna Beach;
treasurer, Miss Julia +. Burton.
Ira Jerman last week purchased a
fine COW.
Mothers Day was observed in ali
oi our churches Sunday with appro-
pirate exercises.
The property of Alonzo McIlvaine
on Chestnut street mas been improved
by new coat OF paint
Strawberries are looking fine in
this section and the cold weather and
frost has not done as much damage
as some at first expected
The members OF the Georgetown
concert band have ordered new uni
forms and are expecting them by June
lst- They will be dark green with
black trimming and caps to match.
There are five prisoners in the
county Jail at the present time
Trout are coming in to our local |
market but are still scarce and retail /
ing for ten cents per pound.
Register of Wills William ]. Mus /
tard has issued the following letters I
the past week: On the estate of Will I
liam j. Hudson of Baltimore hundred I
to Samuel w. Hudson and Edgar B. I
Hudson; on the estate of Thomas E. /
Cottingham, of Seaford Hundred. to
Thomas F. Cottingham; on the estate
of Aaron G. Atkins of Dagsboro hun
dred To. Loda B. King on the estate
OF Job I. Moore, of Seaford hundred
to Swaine W. Moore.
Clerk of the Peace Frank w. Law
son has issued the following marriage
licenses the past week: To George II.
Ilmmons, of DagsbOHO and Jerdie c
Phillips of Frankford: to Charlie
Bradley and Laura Rathel. both of
to Charles S. Barker of Mil
ton and Helen N. Argo of Milford: to
William T. Wilson and Gertrude Ad-
ans, both of GEORGETOWN.
John NJ. Richardson. ESQ. and Mrs.
richardson spent the week end at
Cream Ridge, n. j.
Miss Anita George has gone to Ash
Vile, N. c., for few weeks visit.
L. p. Faucet OF Philadelphia was
home for the weekend with his mo-
her, Mrs Levica w. Faucet
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Hurley spent
Sunday with friends in Delmar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles King and
'Oung son, Nelson, spent Sunday with
riends in Laurel.
Miss Mary Watson spent the week
end with Miss Helen Thomas and |
,liss Berdie Parker at DagsbOro.
Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Joseph \
pent Sunday with friends in Delmar. H
Mr.. and Mrs. Dee Rust were home
rom Wilmington for the weekend
Hiram Shane of Wilmington has
een visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
aeob Shane here.
Walter W. Pepper has been on a
usiness trip to Philadelphia and n
lew York City the past week lining II
p the coming strawberry deal. II
Colonel James H. Joseph Of Red II
en- was among friends in town last II
eek The Colonel expects soon to re- u
lrn to Georgetown to make his fu- IT
Ire home. III
G. ROLAND Messick was in VIII III
lingtOn Thursday of last week. N
Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney Wilgus of III
have been The guests of III
-rs Wilgus' parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ll
lillian Wyatt iii
Mrs. Wesley Donahue spent a part vi
last week in Philadelphia. III
George MOOEs who has been en- Ill
Dyed in Pennsylvania fer some time
rs returned to his home near here iii
r the summer
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Smith of Del III
ar spent Sunday with Mrs. Smiths III
other, Mrs. Mary Russell.
James Russell and family of near
-idgeville spent Sunday with his
other, Edward Russell and family. III
Mrs. John Kitchens and little Ill
lighter have been visiting her sis ~.
|, Miss Clara West at Marcus Hook,
Miss Laura Jester is spending the
EEK in Wilmington.
Alfred Workman and family spent
nday with Charles Benson and fam
at Milford.
Mrs. j. F. Bailey and daughter, Mrs
,rman Roach, spent Tuesday in Mil
I'd.
Mrs. Chester Walls and daughter
ent the week with her sister. Mrs.
R. Buell., at Selbyville.
Miss Mary Layton spent the week
4 at MillsbOrO.
Miss Roberta A. Day spent Satur-
Y and Sunday with friends in Sell
Vile.
Mrs. Robert Price of Wilmington is
guest of Mrs Norman Jones.
Edward W. Wiltbank of Lewes spent
nday with his mother, Mrs. Lettie
thank
Joseph C. Green spent Sunday in
gsboro.
FORMER State Senator Charles W.
chell of Mission was among friends
town Monday.
,olonel Everett Hickman of Frank
d was in town Monday.
f you are sick, no matter what
I of your body is affected, try CHR
attic Adjustments and get well.
IA K. Gregorius, Chiropractor,
ford, Delaware. 3-5-3t
FELTON,