Milford chronicle., 1924-09-26
Georgetown

erty were made The following trans
fers are reported:
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Warning
ton to Edward d. Bunting, Selby-
yille' 2 acres in Baltimore District
on road from Roxana to Bishopville
Md O'
Harry Bunting, Selbyville, R. D..
to Thomas H. and Ida E. Hall. WhaI-
eyville, Md, 78 acres on road from
Newfound School in Gumboro Dis
trict to WhaleyvilIe, Md.
Thomas w. Johnson, Philadelpbia
to Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph M. Lank.
Milton, lot with improvements. on
west side of Mulberry street. Milton
Lawrence Tatman, Greenwood. to
William T. Draper, Greenwood. lot
on First street, at Greenwood.
John E. McGee, Millsboro. to J.
- Cordrey MCGEE, MillsbOro. lot with
improvements at Millsboro.
Harriet E. Bailey, Laurel. IN Cliff
lord /. CaIhoun, Laurel, lot on south |
SIDE OF East Sixth street, at Laurel. |
}. Horace DerricksOn, Ocean View, |
to l.. Elmer West, Millville. one half |
acre with improvements at Millville.
James H. Phillips, sheriff of Sus-
sex county, against Sewell J. Whal-
ey, to Charles H. Kinder, Federals-
burg, Md, AZ acres in Cedar Creek
District
Isaac P. Conaway, Georgetown, to
Mrs. Julia Reynolds, Dagsboro Dis ]
trict, lot on New street, Georgetown.
Mrs. Nettie B. Moore, Seaford Dis {
trict, to James P. Hastings, Seaford, s
lot on North side of Moore street, In
SeafOrd ;
Thomas H. Hayes and Raymond J. +
Anderton, trading as Hayes & An C
derton, New York City, to Consoli- I
dated Fisheries Company, Lewes, S n
acres on the Delaware Bay, near
Lewes. y
William E. Walsh, Lewes, to Ed il
ward and Ida L. Allcutt, Philadel- o.
phia, lot No. 1875 on Rehoboth ave- NJ
nue. at Rehoboth Beach. ~
Commissioners of Rehoboth Beach
to Courtney M. Meade, The Plains, c,
Va, lot No. 1877 on Columbia Ave G,
nue., at Rehoboth Beach. ~
Commissioners of Rehoboth Beach
to Louise Ogle Dennis, Baltimore, sr
Nd, lot No. SO on Columbia avenue, ~,
at RehOboth Beach. ~
Edith NJ. Palmer, Milford, to Daily IN
Dyer, Milford, lot on west side of bo
Charles street, at Milford. d.
William E. Frazier, Northwest ~
Fork District. to Maurice H. and 49,
Helen E. Williamson, Northwest m soi
Fork District, 20 acres, near Bridge ne
vile.
Mrs. Effie E. Williams, Wilson, N. al
c., to Fred E. and Halle E. MCGEE, -!
Baltimore District, lots on Church 81. -.
street, at Selbyville. III al,
William G. Williams and Paul T. AZ
Scott. trading as Williams & Scott,
Selbyville, to the Selbyville Bank, 40 i. an.
acres on road from ROxana to Bish- Il pIli
Opville, 35 acres on road from Days WI
borO to Hickory Hill, in Dagsboro
District, and lot on McCabe street MOI
at Selbyville. n
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Evans, Laurel, neI
to Levin E. White, Laurel, lot on Phl
North side of East Fourth street, at "
Laurel. are
Sallie L. Hearn, Laurel, to William 1--WE
W., Eben G., and Clyde A. Whaley, N
Laurel, lot with Improvements on TOW
south side of East Fourth street at Mrs
Laurel atly
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Lynch, ]
Laurel, to Edith E. Boyce, Laurel, and
lot on east side of Willow street, at MIS-
laurel Mrs
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas S. Lambden, Jon
Broad Creek District, to Charles L. tagC
Bailey, of near Laurel, $50 acres MOI
With improvements in Broad Creek f
District, on road from Laurel, to Dire
2odney's Store. clin
Richard Beebe, Lewes, to George day
v. and Albert w. Joseph, Lewes and
3ehOboth District, lot with improve Ii
nents on southwest side of Beebe Ter,
venue at Lewes.
Helen D. Hoffman, Long Beach, Ct
alif., to Sarah H. EliasOn, New Cas- stay
e, lot No. 25 on Oak avenue, at Re- Will
oboth Beach sl9-'
James H. Melvin, of this town, and
Irs. Leah Johnson, of Ocean City,
3D., were married last Saturday at
now Hill, Md, at the M. E. parson-
&c by the Rev. Jones. They will re- MI
de here during the winter and will a fe7
)end their summers at Ocean City, lilly,
d.. where Mr.. Melvin has been ford.
Dending his for some years past. Mr.
The revival meetings at st. Johns Nelli
E. Church at Springfield Cross durir
pads, near this town, conducted by Mr.
ev w. I. Donohue. are increasing child
ghtly and large crowds are at Cal
nding nightly. There have been Beacl
out twenty-five conversions. Mr.. Satu1
)nohue is being assisted by here.
mber of nearby ministers. Mr.
Charles Rennum Chase is the son l
ne of the little gentleman who ar Sundi
ed about noon last Monday at the by ia
me of Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Car
mum, his ,gFsH9paEents, on Mar Dover
t street? NaITHs bf6Gd parents are end v
. and Mrs. Everett Chase. of len.
,odlyn, N. ~ Mr.
Miss Laura Pritchard of Eliza and d
h City, N. c., who came here to Mrs.
ch the Ingrams School, near town Mr..
between here and MiltOn-has re- Frank
ned and returned to her home. Mr..
7he State School Supervisors, Mrs. York
wis, President of the State Par Bridge
and Teacher Association; George nome
lliams, of Millsboro, and Miss Et- last z
J. Wilson, Executive Secretary of CFa
State Parent and Teacher Asso- teW Oh
ton, met in Wilmington last Fri Nhe
to prepare the November pro- and IN
m for the Associations of the In9m
te. AVMr.
t joint meeting of the State ter sp'
.hwav Conr,iseion and C,,ssox tors -oi