Milford chronicle., 1927-02-18
Georgetown

Resident Judge Charles S. Rich
ards has appointed Harry E. Hud-
son and Edward B. Green, both of
this town, to audit the books of
County Comptroller Linwood S.
Lloyd, for the past year.
The State School Tax Office which
has been in the court house for
sometime past has moved to the Of
fees in the old Eagle Hotel that
have been vacated by John R. Hit
chens, resident engineer for the
now occupying a office in the build
ing purchased from the Georgetown
Auto Company in the rear of the
court house.
Mrs. Fred w. Bansch, who has
been in the Beebe Hospital in Lewes
for treatment has improved so as to
be able to return to her home near
town on the Stockley road, much to
the qualification of her many
friends.
J. J. Morah quietly celebrated his
84th birthday at his home on Rosa
street last Friday. Despite his age
he Is SIllI very dCIIFS'
Burdella Hudson who has been
suffering for several weeks from a
severe attack of rheumatism, at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Major w. Hudson on Pine street is
recovering.
officers of Wesley M. E. Church of
this town have been elected by the
fourth quarterly conference as fol-
lows: Board of Trustees, President,
Dr. G. Frank Jones; secretary, A. ].
Lynch, Esq; treasurer, w. Frank
Sharp; Harry E. Hudson, Charles S.
Richards, Robert Short, George H.
Short, John T. Wagamon, Levin T.
Salisbury. Board of Stewards, Frank
NJ. Jones, George L. Lynch, w.
Frank Sharp, DR.. G.. F. Jones, Robert
T. Hart, Henry T. Conrad, John T.
Carey, Anthony L. Hudson, Freder-
ick Walls, Capt. Washington A.
Vickers, Julian E. Townsend, Jehu
F. Hudson, Howard J. Cooke, E.
Harley Ryon, Robert ]. Morgan,
William Roach, George A. Nelson,
Myrus Hatfield, Noah Hurley, Har-
ry B. Boyer, julius Green, George
Elton Walls, Frank L. Joseph, Har-
old D. Hatfield, Ebe Rust, William
NJ P. Stemples, George Franklin
NAPLES, Isaac I. Smith.
Recording Steward, w. Frank
Sharp.
Register of Wills G.. Vannie Mes
sick has issued the following let
ters the past week:
On the estate of William K.
Wright of North West Fork hundred
to Levin B. Wright.
On the estate of Ellen McLaugh-
lin of North West Fork hundred to
William J. Mclaughlin.
On the estate of Sallie M. Morris
of Gumboro hundred to Hayes Nor
MS.
On the estate of Isaac N. Whaley
Of Broad Greek hundred to Joseph A.
Whaley.
on the estate Of William I. Allen
of Broadkiln hundred to Anna M.
Allen.
&On the estate of Roger E. Adams
ot North West Fork hundred to Mag
gle Adams.
Clerk of the Peace John S. Coop
ct mas Cle past WSSh AoSuOu "
riage license to Elgin T. Beaucham
of Cape May, N. j., and Nellie M.
C2verdale of Lewes.
There are seven prisoners contln-
ed in the county Jail here at the
present time.
AT the Georgetown Rotary Club
meeting on Friday night fifteen OF
the sixteen members were present.
The speaker of the evening was An
drew Marvel, Esq. His subject was
+'Civic improvements" Next Friday
Dight the Georgetown club goes TO
Milford as the guest of the Rotary
Club of that town.
The Threshermen and Farmers
Association will hold a meeting IN
he Sussex County Court House on
Saturday afternoon, February 26.
Rev. M. E. Hungerford, pastor OF
GEORGETOWN M. P. Church, is holding
avival services in Dagsboro M. r.
Church. Rev. Hungerford has been
Berving the Dagsboro charge since
Ehe death Of Rev. H. L. Adams some
weeks ago.