Milford chronicle., 1928-02-17
Georgetown

As a part of the general cam
paign for evangelism throughout
New Castle Presbytery which
brought DR.. Halves to Milford, Rev.
w. L. Mccormick, D. D., pastor of
Bethlehem Presbyterian Church,
Philadelphia, assisted by Rev. Will
liam Leishman, pastor of the Pres
byterian Church at Lewes, and Rev.
J. Russell Verbrycke, D. D., pastor
of the Presbyterian Church at Ber-
lin, Nd, will conduct a campaign
for evangelism in the Presbyterian
Church at Georgetown beginning
Tuesday; February 21st at 1880 p. m,
and continuing through Sunday,
March 4th. The music will be con-
Quoted by the Mckinley Trio, father,
mother and their nine year old son,
who not only sing, and play con-
siderable number of instruments, DuC
who are experienced leaders OF
meetings for children, and who Will
conduct such meetings every after
noon. after school hours, during the
campaign. The public generally is
most cordially invited to attend
these services.
The Milford Club had charge Oh
the program on Friday night at the
meeting of the Georgetown Rotary
Club. about thirty members from
Milford attending. The speaker Oh
the evening being VIM. Vau!es
Grier. His subject Abraham Lin
coin" c. Linden McIlvaine was tax
en- in as a new member.
The Marvel Poultry Farm near
this town, plans an important ex-
tension of its activity during this
wear. Andrew Marvel, proprietor OF
the farm, believes that the improve
ment of the breeding stock to sup
ply eggs for it's hatchery, which now
has a capacity of one hundred and
fifty thousand eggs at one setting.
He plans to enlarge the breeding
work of the farm and make it an
Improvement center for the poultry
industry On the Del-Mar-Va PENN
sula and has secured the services OF
M. c. Fitzpatrick, a well experienced
and active poultryman.
John e. Short of near town in
the Woods Branch Section, last
week lost a valuable horse when it
ran into a guy wire from pole and
broke its neck.
Mrs. Ada Adkins is visiting her
nephew, William Hamblin in Dover
who is quite i'll.
Frank F. West of Philadelphia, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence West Of
near this town, in the Springfield
Cross Roads section, and Miss Mary
Fish, of Chincoteague, Va, were
in Salisbury, Md, recently.
They will reside in Philadelphia
where he is employed.
Mrs. Ida Donaway of this town
was operated upon last Monday for
trouble in the Beebe Hos
pital in Lewes. Her condition is only
fair at this time.
Hugh Smith, Walter Roach, John
Lane, ]. w. Cannon, Howard Wiki
ms, Benjamin Hammond, Lloyd
Stoeckels and Engineer John R. Hit ]
chens, from this town, all improved |
road men, are attending the fourth ;
annual convention Of the Associa- j
Jul VI highway OluSAdAS III bilS ALI
1assador Hotel in Atlantic City.
Miss Louise Hudson gave Valen- {
inc party to large number of her ]
Sunday school class at her home On
North Bedford street Saturday after {
loon. Refreshments were served. S
Mrs. John L. Wilson of this town
underwent serious operation in the t
3eebe Hospital in Lewes on last Z
for removal of a large tu-
nor from her stomach. Her condi- e
ion, we are glad to state at this S
inc, is reported to be favorable. c
Mrs. A. Pierson Townsend has re- b
lrned from the Beebe Hospital in +
ewes, where she has been under D
ledical treatment. Her condition is
luch improved, to the qualification d
her many friends. s.
Harry W. Rogers who recently
Did his mercantile business on Mar n
ct street to George Workman, has m
owed his family from South King
rect, to the Montney Farm, near h,
lis town, where he will continue the "
of automobiles. W