Milford chronicle., 1920-10-15
GEORGETOWN

team met defeat at the hands of the
GEORGETOWN high school eleven in the
came played here Friday afternoon
on the local gridion by the score of
AZ TO 0. There was only one time
during the game that Seaford show
ed signs of making a touch down and
that was in the third quarter when
they were on the five yard line.
The NJ. P. Church has raised about
two hundred and twenty-five dollars
towards the purchasing of a new or
gan.
Robert Thoroughbred, professor of
engineering at Delaware College, last
week moved his family to Newark.
St. Paul's Guild will hold a bake
saturday, October 10Th, at IL o'clock.
Robert Vanaman is suffering from
q severe cut and bruise on his head
caused by his ak being caught in a
clothes line while cutting wood at
his home on Cedar street.
Charles Tunnel, uncle to James NJ.
Tunnel, ESD, of this town, died at
FELTON,, Wednesday afternoon, aged rs
years. Funeral services were held at
Black Water Church Saturday and in
terment made in the adjoining ceme-
terv. Mr.. Tunnel was a former res
ident of this town and had many
friends who were sorry to learn of
his death.
Miss Melissa Green who was late
" operated on for appendicitis in a
hospital in Philadelphia returned to
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Green, Sunday much improved.
Mrs. Eliza Marvel. widow of the
late Hiram Marvel, died at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Susie Sherman.
in Philadelphia last Saturday. aged
about so years, of general debility.
Her remains were brought here on
the noon train Wednesday and inter
ment made in Union cemetery. Mr.
and Mrs. Marvel were residents near
this town on the Lewes Road up un-
til some years ago when they moved
to Philadelphia.
Mrs. w. E. NAPLES was operated on
for appendicitis at the Beebe hOspi-
tai last week and is doing fine at the
present time.
Mrs. Harvey w. Calhoun who was
operated on for appendicitis last week
in Philadelphia is doing fine and eX-
meets to return to her home here in
few days.
There is the largest crop of Kieffer
pears in this section that has been
for many years, but the prices will
run low.
The local society of the W. C. T.
L. at their meeting last Wednesday
afternoon elected the following Off |
GERS: President, Mrs. F. Z. Warning
ton; first vice president, Mrs. G..
Frank Jones; second vice president,
Mrs. William H Short, of T.; third
vice president, Mrs. Robert G. HOr-
ton; recording secretary, Mrs. e. Har-
ley Ryon; assistant recording secre-
tary. Mrs. Horace E. Johnson; corre-
secretary, Mrs. Mary E. Cal
houn; treasurer, Mrs. George I.
Lynch.
There are ten prisoners in the coun-
ty Jail at the present time.
The clerk of the peace has not is
sued a marriage license for over
week.
Rain is needed in this section at
this time as it is too dry for seeding
wheat.
Register of Wills William j. Mus
tard has issued the following letters
the past week: On the estate of Nut
ter Hearn of Little Creek hundred to
Hearn; on the estate of Laura
A. Shockley of Georgetown hundred to
Harley o. Riggons; on the estate of
Gideon T. Carpenter of Lewes and
RehOboth hundred to the Sussex
rrust Company; on the estate of Dan
ell ]. Pettyiohn of Cedar Creek hun
ired to Nehemiah J. Young; on the
,state of Mary S. Allen of Seaford J.,
hundred to Lucy P. Wiley; on the
,state of George S. Shiles of Little ,
creek hundred to Harley 0. Rlggln; :
IN the estate of James Mollins OF Bal
imore hundred to Arnell Purnell; on
he estate of Robert w. Dodd Of Lewes 7
md Rehoboth hundred to the Sussex :
Trust Company. Z
Claude Gigson of Greenwood is Yls- :
ting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Iibson of this place. 6
Mrs. Sue Danish is visiting friends :
n Fairmount, Md.
Miss Lucy Wilson is with her SIS
er. Mrs. G.. H. B. English, who is i'll :
It her home in Lancaster, Pa.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wilkins and :
-oung son are visiting relatives in :
Va.
N. J. Forney and family have been
isiting relatives in York, Pa, and :,
lilltown, N. ]. T
J. Frank Sharp of Buffalo, N. Y, !,
pent a part of last week with his =
lister, Mrs. Robert Thoroughbred OF
his place. .
Miss Helen West has been visiting =
riends in Wilmington and Philadel- :
hia the past week.
George Short has been visiting Mr..
nd Mrs. Oscar B. Woodbridge in Nor
Dix, Va.
Be careful. Do not ruin your arti-
cial teeth with any cleanser not III