Milford chronicle., 1925-10-16
Georgetown

Eniscopal Church in Bridgeville, on
Tuesday. October goth. Each school
is entitled to send two elected dele
gates, but as many visitors may at
tend as desire. The following IS the
program:
Convention theme: ITO Serve the
Present Age"
Morning session, w. B. Stephens
president. presiding:
9-Registration.
9:45-Morning worship, Rev. &. f.
Sterling.
dictatorship for the Kingdom S
Business" DR.. F. A. Lindhorst.
Snapshots of the field;
County secretary, Miss Lila Carey;
baltimore hundred secretary, W. B.
Derrickson; Broad Greek hundred
nresident. Mrs. Ida Chapman;
Broad Creek hundred secretary, Mrs:
Marion Dukes; Broadkiln hundred
nresident. Ernest Jefferson; Broad
kiln hundred secretary, c. w. FISH
er: Cedar Creek hundred president,
Fred Ireland; Cedar Creek hundred
secretary, Frank Vibbert; Dagsboro-
Gumboro president, Clarence WIKI
ins: Dagsboro hundred secretary
Mrs EsteIla Mitchell; GumbOro
hundred secretary, Miss Myrtle Brit
tingham; Georgetown hundred pres
ident. John C. Abbott; Georgetown
hundred secretary, Charles L. En-
mis-; Indian River hundred president
Mrs. Mayme DOdd; Indian River
hundred secretary, Mrs. D. 7. MUS
tard: Lewes and RehobOth hundred
nresident. E. w. Wiltbank; LeWes
and Rehoboth hundred secretary
Mrs. N. B. Register; Little Creek
hundred president, Rev. A. f. l.
Raum: Little Creek hundred secre-
tarv. E. F. Williams; North west
Fork hundred president, w. u
Lynch; Seaford hundred president
Charles L. Friedel; Seaford nun
dred secretary, Charles L. Friedel.
1O:5O-A County Program ADner
s. Brown.
11:3O-"A County Council of Re
ligious Education" Rev. Maurice H.
Hamm. ....o.
lE-AppO1ulAuSAS
and Announcements.
Afternoon session, W. A. 1relanu'
vice-president, presiding:
1:SO-Worship Service, Rev. A. T.
7. Raum. ,,-.. -,
.5O-"Are the Parents to BlameT
Mrs. A. w. Karnel. nj.
2:2O-"Pictures in Religious huu-
cation" Miss Lillian Mccormick.
2:vO-Reports of Committees
Election of officers; Hymn and ot-
fering. ,,- nj
vision. Miss Edna Barker, preslolng'
Miss Lillian E. Mccormick, special
ist. 2 intermediate, Senior and
Yonng Peoples Division, Chas. L.
Friedel. presiding; Col. Joseph H.
Cudlipp. specialist; 3. Adult DlVlslon'
Mrs A. w. Karnell and Abner b.
brown: 4. Superintendents and Pas-
tors. w. A. Ireland, presiding; rev
Maurice R. Hamm, specialist:
Evening session, Ernest Jeherso1'
president Broadkiln hundred, preslu-
ing: wr,
Leishman. .4. o,d
7:5O-Reports, Registration and
Resolution Committees.
8-"America's Future and Ine
Present Generation" Mrs. A. W.
Karnell.
S:SO-Hymn and Offering.
S:35-Address, "How to Have a
Real Sunday School," Col. Jos. H.
Cudlipp.
Conservation Service.
Dinner and Supper SOC each.
The Masonic Temple on Market
street and Railroad avenue is being
improved by the addition OF new
roof and other repairs, which makes
a neat appearance.
Oysters from the Delaware Bay
have made their appearance IN our
local market and retailed for fifty
cents per basket. The BrOadkiln oys-
ters will be on, on the 18th. They
are reported to be plentiful and line
this season.
The Georgetown Council are hav-
ing the streets and crossings put IN
first class shape for the coming
winter which makes quite an I'M
provement to our town.
Fire of incendiary origin broke
out in the home of Floyd Baker on
North Race street, early Tuesday
night. The prompt response of the
fire company prevented a serious
conhagration. Mr.. and Mrs. Baker
were away at the time of the tlre
and no fire had been left in the
building.
Our farmers are rushing their
blowing for wheat since the last
rains. The acreage will be large
tbjS season.
1.-THE following pupils of Kings s
School District, near this town. dld
not miss a day from school during
the month of September: Ethel
King, Marie Wilson, Frances Rob-
erts. Blanche King, Thelma King,
Grace King, Esther Hill, Marion
King, Doris King, Ada Mae War
rington, Florence Spicer, Hazel
King, Elsie Smith, Maxine Smith,
Asa Smith, Joseph Smith, Vernon
Hill, Elwood King and Thomas VIII
son. The percentage of attendance
for the month was 96.896. This is a
good record for rural school. Mrs.
Georgia R. Fooks is the teacher Of
the above SCHOOL,
Beginning Monday, October 18th,
the Georgetown postofice will open
at $3.50 a. m. and close at 1880 p.
m.
The ladies of Midland Grange will
hold a bake in the Grange Hall over
McCabe's store, on Market street, on
Saturday morning, October 18th, at