Milford chronicle., 1925-11-13
Georgetown


Short, Milford; secretary, Atwoo
= +. Lynch, Frankford; treasurer
Senator William f. Allen, Sea6ord
Mrs. Eta Gray Jones, of Bridge
vile acted as temporary chairma
n and Walton Owens also of Bridge
!, vile, as temporary secretary.
! The personnel of the new Count,
! Committee is as follows: Firs
: Representative District, First Elec
tiOn District, Roy E. Pettyjohn
Miss Ida Draper, Milford; second
election district, Uric M. Donovan
; Mrs. Uric Wilson, Linsoln.
Second Representative District
first, Charles Edgar Russell, Mrs
Morris StaytOn, Greenwood, r. D.;
second, Walton Owens, Mrs. Eta
Gray Jones, Bridgeville; third, Will
liam L. Morris, Sr., Mrs. Todd
Third Representative District
first, Everett S. Lambden, George
town, R. D.; second, Irwin f. SmOot
Mrs. J. Roy Cannon, Seaford, R. D. !;
third, Senator William F. Allen,
SeafOrd, Mrs. Mabel Robinson, Sea-
ford.
Fourth Representative District
Berry Guy Wheatley, Mrs. Frank
Jefferson, Seaford, R. d.
Fifth Representative District
first, P. Edward Wootten, Mrs. John
w. FOOks, Laurel; SECOND, former
| Representative Samuel N Culver,
Delmar; no women committeeman
chosen; third, former Representa-
tive, Howard H. Dickerson, Mrs.
Howard H. Dickerson, Laurel.
Sixth Representative District
First, George L. Outten, Millsboro,
Mrs. James Baker, Georgetown, R.
D.; second, Atwood F. Lynch, Mrs.
Flora Gray, Frankford; third, Les
ter Hastings, Mrs. Lester Hastings,
Frankford, R. D.
Seventh Representative District
First, Robert w. Bennett, Mrs.
Eontrelia Hudson, Selbyville, R. D.;
second, Thomas c. Holloway, Mrs. |
Inga X. Tubbs, Selbyville.
Eighth Representative District
George F. Phillips, Millsboro, R. D.;
Mrs. Effie Joseph, HollyVille.
Ninth Representative District
Andrew ]. Lynch, Mrs. Julia Pol
lock, Georgetown.
Tenth Representative District
First, Former Coroner Elmer Dick
ersOn, Mrs. Lille M. Lambden, Mil
ton; second, William J. Carson,
Lizzie M. Martin, Lewes; third, j.
Fred Hudson, Rehoboth. No COM
elected.
Constable Charles T. Jester grew
baskets of white potatoes
from four baskets planting. They
are of the Red Rose variety.
noT11fxy T.
very five Chrysanthemums that
Mrs. grew in the back yard of the
ail, they are as large as a small
plate.
Jospeh B. Baker of Philadelphia,
las began the erection of a dwelling
louse on the farm near town on the
Iewes road that he recently pur-
hased. The farm will be occupied
y Raymond Faucet, who will en-
age in poultry raising.
Emma M1tflin, an aged and re-
pected colored resident of this
own, died last week at the home
her Son, Frank Mifflin, on South
abroad Avenue. Funeral services
ere held in Prospect A. M. E.
hurch. Interment made in the ad-
'ining cemetery, Rev. w. v. Trad
:, officiating.
Mrs. Levisa Littleton is suffer-
g from a stroke of paralysis at
er nome on Pine street. She is
)lng as well as can be expected at
lis time.
Following the usual custom of
any years the churches of this
Wn will hold union services ON
Day. In the morn
g IN Wesley M. E. Church, DR..
'rklns' pastor of the Presbyterian
lurch Will deliver the sermon,
lille the choirs of the different
urches will combine and render
ecial music.
The MillsbOro High School Foot
II team came here Friday after
on and played the Georgetown
gh School team. The score was
TO in favor of the GEORGETOWN
m.
Henry Graves, accompanied by
sses Ethel and Helen Ennis. Mrs.
erett ConOway and Mrs. Tarrv ].
lnson mlotOred to Wilmington and
mt the weekend.
show for the benefit of the
1rgetown High School Football
m was given in Ryons Theatre.
dnesday night. About fifty dol
was cleared which will go to-
I'd purchasing new equipment
the team.
lrs. Rachel Vanaman has been
Ie Ill at her home on Kemmey
'et, but she is rapidly recover
at the present time.
Jerk of the Paaoe VViIJio,,,
lien the past week issued a mar
.e license to Delbert D. Moore.
LeWes and Catherine Wilson, of
oboth.
eglster of Wills, Isaac E. Jones.
issued the following letters the
week:
q the estate of Venie P. Melvin.
'eatord Hundred to Jennie Hop
4 the estate Of Martha F. Obier
eatord Hundred to Jennie Hop
the estate of Hettie J. Chin
OF Georgetown Hundred to
es H. Chapman.
lere are ten prisoners confined
le county Jail here at the pres
tl1ne. Sheriff Jonhson's family
,ttlng more normal than it was.
lDur Mannering and family are
occupying the property of
les I. Jester on the corner of
mey and Calhoun streets.
red Layton, of Wilmington