Milford chronicle., 1927-04-01
Georgetown

The following MasOns OF this
town attended the Delaware Con-
Sistory Of the 32nd Degree in Will
mington Thursday night: Messrs.
Albert p. Grail, VIM. p. Stemples,
Raymond d. Ingram, Bud Coy. John
II. Kitchens. George e. Swain, Ed
gar Willin and George Asa Gray.
The FOur-Leaf Glover Bridge Club
of this town met at the home of
AIRS. Robert Burton, on North Race
street. Wednesday evening Miss
Idllian Hutchins entertained those
present: Misses Pauline Godfrey,
Mary Townsend. Sarah Wilson, EN-
ma HolsOn, Helen Brown, Edna
Barr and Margaret Bullock. Re-
freshments were served and very
enjoyable evening was spent.
Mr.. Job o. Pride, the oldest busi-
ness man in point Of age and SER
vice In this town. quietly observed
his seventy-third birthday at his
home on North Railroad avenue,
last Monday. He has conducted a
meat store in this town for the past
fifty-fOur years.
At the annual members meeting Of
the Georgetown NJ. p. Church held
last Monday evening, the pastor,
Rev. M. z. Hungerford. was unani-
mOusiy invited to return for the
second year. Harvey w. Calhoun
was elected delegate and Charles L.
ennis alternate delegate to the
IHorvrTorA TubfaJi
will be held in Starr Church, Balti-
more, April 9th to 10th. Church Of
ficials for the coming Conference
year were elected as follows: Trus-
tees, Walter Roach. Harvey W. Cal
hOun. Frank King. Charles l. Ennis,
Andrew J. Murray; Stewards, Will
Eiam e. Pusey. Obey Parker, Samuel
J. Register, Fred Rogers, Virgil C.
IittletOn, Harry A. Joseph, John J..
Wilson. Noah King, Cornelius w.
Joseph, Peter King, Edwin Smith,
Frank King. Charles S. Calhoun;
Chorister. Mr.. Charles La Ennis; or
ganist. Mrs John King; assistant
organists, Mrs. Edward B. Green,
Miss Ethel Ennis; viOlinist, Howard
King: cornetists. Harvey Spicer.
Lady visitor to church home at
Westminster, Md. Mrs. John L. Will
son.
The following were elected officers
of the M. P. Sunday School: Super
intendent, Charles l.. Ennis; assist
ant superintendent and treasurer,
Edward B. Green; secretary, Harold
II. Wilson; assistant secretary, Miss
Mildred Johnson; Organist, Miss
Helen West; assistant, Miss Ethel
Ennis; librarian, Virgil c. LittletOn.
1t was also decided to begin at once
the rebuilding of the church, and
the following building committee
was named: Walter Roach, Joseph
C. Green. Andrew J. Murray. Harvey
w. Calhoun Secretary and treas
urer. Edward B. Green.
Mrs. Howard wilkins is suffering
from a burned hand at her home on
East Market street, that she re-
ceiVed when she slipped and fell
against the stove. 1t is improving
rapidly at this time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward King are be-
ing congratulated on the arrival of
a fine baby girl at their home on
North Railroad avenue last Sunday
night.
Mrs. Linden Barr is ill with the
grip at her home on West Market
street.
George Barr, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Barr, OF this town, was sue
cessfully operated on for the re-
mOVal Of his tonsils in the Beebe
Hospital in L.ewes, last Tuesday.
Work has begun and will be push
ed for the speedy erection Of the
new and up-tO-date dwelling of AL
bert C. CrOn of West Market street.
Mrs. Frank Green entertained her
class, the ever-faithful M. P. Sun
day School class, at her home on
North King street, Tuesday night
and also observed her fifty-first
birthday. The evening was spent in
a social way. Refreshments at the
close Of the business meeting of the
class.
This section was visited Saturday
night by another severe electrical
and rain storm, but so far there has
been no damage reported.
THE April number Of Normal In
strUcteT and Primary Plans, a
teachers magazine, contains an ar
ticIe on arithmetic written by Prof.
Albert EARLY, Of this town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry West, of Mills
bOro, were in town Saturday.