Milford chronicle., 1928-04-13
Georgetown

Mary IOWuSeuuB Oh East N"lhS0
street, last Wednesday evening.
Those present were Misses Pauline
Godfrey, Louise Hudson, Gladys
Hudson, Edna Barr, Margaret Bull
lock, Mrs. Emma Devin. Miss God
frey won first prize and Mrs. Devin
second.
Two more Sussex County school
districts in this section last Satur-
day voted for the consolidation plan,
which calls for the building of a
large school-house in Georgetown
to accommodate the children of the
districts. Eight districts of four
teen have now voted for consOlida-
ton, the two voting last Saturday
being Reynolds Hill and Redden.
Melville ]. Kenney, of this town,
has for some time been in the en-
ploy of the Eastern Shore Public
Service Company. He has now ac-
cepted a position with the Delaware
Electric Company in Wilmington,
and will move his family to that
city in June.
The residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Elisha G. Ryon, on West Market
Street, has been neatly painted the
past week.
Louise, the young daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner Calhoun, who |
has been seriously ill at the home
Of her parents, on corner OF KING
and Calhoun streets, suffering from
mastOiditis, we are glad to state is
improving.
Catherine E.. the two-months' old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Givins, died at their home near
town last Saturday. Funeral was
held in Asbury M. E. Church, near
town, Monday. Interment was made
in adjoining cemetery. Rev. Fred
erick Perkins officiated. ]. 7. Carey
had charge.
An Easter bridge party was held
at the home of Mrs. G. Howard Will |
kins, on Market street. Monday eve l
ming. Misses Hilda Lee and Mil {
dred Rust assisted as hOstesses. a
The party was given in honor of
Mile Roach and Ella Ryon.
The flour and feed business of e
J. Stoeckel, on the corner t.
of Pine street and Cherry Alley, has d
been taken over by his son Lloyd. f
StOeckel will continue the business G
in the future at the same stand. S
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rust and ell
the latters mother, Mrs. Nancy E
Hayman, moved to Bridgeville the {
past week, where Mr.. Rust is en- A
Dloyed by the H. C. Davis Company. R
Their many friends regret their de- NJ
)arture.
The residence of Clarence Niece,
IN King street, has been painted q,
he past week. ye
Donald Travis, young son of Mrs. 81
". A. Marker, is ill at his parents g.
lone on East Market street, with ~
onsilitis. W
Catherine Hobbs, daughter of Mr.. O'
nd Mrs. w. T. Hobbs, is suffering n.
rom mastoiditis at her parents ~
ONE on East Market street. TT
Register of Wills G. Vannie Mes NJ NJ
ick has issued the following letters w
he past week-On the estate of III
Ieorge Sommers, of Georgetown n,
undred, to Alkaline SOmmers; on ~
he estate of Hattie D. COulbOurn, -,
f Seaford hundred, to Harry G. A.
)arbee; on the estate of Waller ~
)onOhO, of Seaford hundred, to "
ieorge w. Donoho, Alexander ~
)onoho and James B. Robinson; on
he estate of James T. Brown, of
northwest Fork hundred, to the ga
ialtimore Trust Co.; on the estate ali
Malinda Brown, of Northwest ed
ork hundred, to the Baltimore Pr
rust Co.; on the estate of Edward Oh
Y. Adams, of Northwest Fork hun Ty
red, to Alpheus j. Adams. ties
Clerk of the Peace John S. Cooper Is;
ne past week has issued mar
iage license to Raymond Dorey Me
nd Dorothy Moore, both of Mills Oh
orc. Oh
Miss Beatrice King is on the ms
ck list.
The annual election of the direc- De
,rs of the Georgetown Rotary K.
Tub took place on Friday evening. Ma
he following were elected: Bud col
Oy, E. Paul BurkhOlder, John T. wa
arey, George E. Swain, Howard T. Be
nnis, Harold w. T. Purnell. The
leaker of the evening was Prof. ,
harles p Messick, of Trenton, N.
Frank Rust, of this town, was orl
lie guest. After the meeting the di MOI
,ctors met and elected the officers Iol
r the ensuing year: E. Paul Burk- mo
older, president; Harold W. T. NO
lrnell, vice-president; Bud Coy,
cretary, and Benjamin Ableman,
Our market is well supplied with gat
esh fish of all kinds, retailing for alt
ir prices. init
There are twenty prisoners con- init
led in the county jail here at the :
esent time. Del
Track foreman, ]. E. Tarr, of nat
arbeson, was circling among con
lends here Saturday. ed
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Lekites, of He
1xana, were in town Saturday. ma
Edna Barr and Sara Will Bal
n were Easter visitors in Phila- I
lphia. Del
Miss Cora Locates spent Thurs wot
y in Milford. Col
Miss Ella Ryon, of Jenkintown, teel
h., spent the Easter holidays with Dee
r parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Gol
ION, here. tile'
Mrs. Thomas Edelblutte, of Pitts
IBHj anu Two CulluTSl, are Tie Il
ests of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. CAT
orge Lindenkohl, at the Brick fer
tel. nat
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Swain lin
d Mrs. Lydia Dennis, spent part wa1
last week with Mrs. Dennis son, ton
>. Leroy Dennis, in Philadelphia. 6
Mrs. Lena Reed Anderson, of CON
ends here Friday Tou
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