Milford chronicle., 1925-09-18
Georgetown

ion of Albert Farley, will hold foul
more meeting during this ,schoo
year in the Georgetown High SchOO
Building in this town as follows
Saturday, October 3rd; Saturday
December 5th; Saturday, March 9Th
Saturday, April 3rd. The programs
are not yet complete, but the follow
ing arrangements have been made:
At the October meeting, DR.. H. V
Holloway, State Superintendent, will
deliver an address, and Mr.. Farley
will give a demonstration Of picture
study; at the December meeting
there will be music demonstration
of teaching poem.
On the afternoon of Saturday, Oc-
tober 10th, there will be meeting
of all the colored teachers of the
entire county held in the George
town colored school building.
Paul Short, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lorenzo Short, near town, has ac-
cepted a position in the department
and drug store of George E. Swain,
this town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Hatfield are
being congratulated on the arrival
of a fine baby boy at their home last
week.
William Roach of this town who
has been in the Beebe Hospital in
Lewes for several weeks has return
ed to his home here and is much
improved and his many friends hope
to soon see him out again.
M. e,,so 10 r,f NTyac Tnhr AT
Richardson of this town who under
went an operation in the Beebe Hos
pitaI in Lewes last week, are glad to
learn that she is improving and hope
that she will soon be able to return
to her home here.
While painting the Sussex county
Jail this week the painters secured
several lard cans full of honey from
a swarm of bees that had made their
home in one of the cave boxes for
several years past.
Benjamin Ableman of this town is
serving as a juryman in the U. S.
District Court in Wilmington, this
week.
The teachers of Wesley NJ. E. Sun
day school elected the following Off
GERS last Wednesday evening: Su-
perintendent, Frank NJ. Jones; sec
retary, Cyrus Hatfield, Jr.; assistant
secretary, John Lynch; treasurer,
John C. Abbott; missionary treasur-
er, H. D. Hatfield; Organist, Miss
Elizabeth Messick; superintendent
infant department, Miss Maggie S. /
Wilson; primary department, Miss
Sallie Messick; beginners depart .
ment, Mrs. Loleta o. Walls. The
school is in a thriving condition. I
A son, John Franklin, was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin NAPLES, of
this town, last Tuesday morning at
the Beebe Hospital in Lewes. Mrs.
NAPLES was Miss Frances Jones be-
fore her marriage.
The auxiliary of the Presbyterian
Church of this town will hold a bake
at the American restaurant on the
corner of Market and Race streets
on Saturday, September 26. Chicken,
pies, cakes, hot rolls, buns and etc.
will be for sale.
The buckwheat crop in this Sec
ton is looking fine although there is
only a fair acreage in this section.
Register of Wills Isaac E. Jones
las issued the following letters the
past week:
On the estate of Wallace NJ. Lynch
If Baltimore hundred, to Howard T.
lynch.
On the estate of Charles W. Bur-
on of Lewes and Rehoboth hundred
o Ira B. Simpler.
Clerk of the Peace William J.
luillin has the past week issued a I
license to Raymond Bur- \
On and Edna A. Burton, both of c
[illsbOro.
Justice of the Peace E. w. Ryon I
as also issued a marriage license to n
ernon M. McCabe of Ocean View
nd Clara E. Quillin of Millville. v
There are ten prisoners in the
)unty Jail here at the present time. r.
Some new corn is in our local t!
arket retailing for one dollar per (
Ishel. II
Miss Esther Afflerbach of Perka- el
e, Pa, who is teaching home econ
MICS at Middletown, spent Sunday d;
ith her brother. Prof. Calvin Affler- 81
ch, here.
w. Elwood Wright attended the M
neral of his nephew, Jacklyn, the W
ung son of James T. Wright at
.urel, last Wednesday. re
John H. Watson of Cedar Creek tl(
strict was among friends here on Je
lursday evening.
Thomas AXE, of Bridgeville, was sp
cling among friends here last ne
iday.
P. S. Wilgus of Millsboro was in an
vn Friday. sp'
William Ramsey of Milford was me
ong friends here last Thursday
ming. urc
=. Rodney King, manager of the chi
Rodney King base ball team and Cla
lson Ryon, were on motor trip
Baltimore and WaynesbOro, Pa, WO
latter part of last week. They mig
e accompanied by Mrs. E. w. Ry- Ter
S
[rs. Rufus Green has been visit gre
relatives and friends in Will
gton and Philadelphia the past yea
k. her
r. and Mrs. b. Frank L1ttletOn OF oel
mington spent a part of last Cht
k with his mother, Mrs. Levisa lea,
Teton, here. Hol
r. and Mrs. Frank P. Beggs of dau
ooinoton have heen tbe guesfs of Hol
ner Sheriff and Mrs. William L. mis-
lvaine here. can
rs. E. F. Pride spent a part of pIet
week with friends in Whining cap
driv
ev. Disston W. Jacobs of Milford M
o1,oner friends bero ca+urdav tore