Milford chronicle., 1928-11-23
Georgetown

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of Indian River hundred, to Ferdl'
nand Clark.
On the estate of Elihu NJ Lynch OF
Georgetown hundred, to Margaret A
Lynch and Andrew J. Lynch.
On the estate of James c. Hood OF
BROAD Creek hundred to the Peoples
National Bank of Laurel.
On the estate of William R. Belts
of BROAD Creek hundred to Elijah T.
Carmine.
The holly berry crop in this sec
ton is good this season and the
wreath makers are making prepara-
tions for a large amount of wreaths.
There will also be considerable case
/. holly shipped from this section this
season. The large amount of Ever
=. greens shipped out of this section
each year bring thousands of dollars
to it which makes it one of our most
paying crops.
The Selbyville school won the ban
~ner for attendance in September
with an average daily attendance OF
1882 per cent and in October they
won it again with an average daily
. attendance of 1872 per cent. Last
year Selbyville won the attendance
banner five times out of possible
EIGHT. To win this banner Selbyvllle
.must beat the attendance record of
Milton. Millsboro, Dagsboro, Lord
Baltimore. Frankford, RehOboth, Ell
'lendale, RoXana, Hollymount and
Lincoln.
The pupils of Selbyville schools
enioyed the first of a series of radio
concerts by DamrOsch and his SYM
nhonv orchestra of New York. Last !
wear the pupils of the Selbyville
SCHOOLS heard all of the DamrOsch .
programs. The first half hour of this
.R c. A. school hour was entitled
"The Magic Door," In it Damrosch
pointed out to the children how the
hest music opens up a beautiful
world to imagination. In this pro-
Sgram were the overture to Carl Won
Weber's "OberOn, Liadow's Dance
of the Mosquito, Mendelssohn's
s'Spinning Song" Pierne's Entrance
of the Little Fauns."
= In the second half of the program
Damrosch opened his study of the
: various choirs of the symphony Or
chestra and took up the study of the
string instruments. The program OF
tbe second half follows: "The Prize
= Song" from Richard Wagner's opera
'Die Meistersinger," MOLLY on the
Shore" by Granger, "Oberon" by
Weber. The C. L. McCabe Co. loaned
the school an electric radio and S
through their kindness the pupils
A
hour of music.
Walter Torbert, of near this town, I
will be an applicant for the position g
of sergeant-at-arms in the next leg
islature.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Lowe of Cam +
den. N. J., have been spending few S
days with Mrs. Reecie Morath.
John R. Kitchens and Edward S
Rose were on a ducking trip on AS e
sawoman Bay the first of last week. II
They report good luck.
The hunting season in Delaware b
onened Thursday. Rabbit and quail t'
are reported plentiful in this sectlon u u
of the State. II
The teachers of the local schools -
the annual meeting OF the I, ID
delaware State Teachers Assocla- NJ NJ
tion and the Delaware Nocatlohal ~ ~
Association. -,..a
Rodney Wilgus has purchased ~.
George R Workman's general store ~
nm East Market street. He assumed "i
charge of the business on Wednes- W. W,
day evening. ia ia
Mrs. Annie B. Musgrove and SIS w. y"
-er. Mrs. Sadie Galleher, on Wednes- in
law moved from Georgetown to Re- Of Of
,oboth and will occupy the formers
,ottage at that place. Her property Of
IN East Market street here VacaIeu cu
" them, will be occupied by MI anu an
,irs. Charles P. Green. -, Du
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Joseph Will tb,
,ext wear occupy the property on
;outb Race street to be vacated by La
,beriff and Mrs. Bud Coy, and Ed sp,
rard King and family will move to fri
ba r w. Thoroughbred property on
,oadroad avenue now occupied Dy
If. Joseph and family. -,
r ZulIinger and family Will
ext wear occupy the property on ]
-orth Bedford street which former ho1
, was the home of the late Mrs. PHI
lire Hearn. The Robert Snort rel
roperty on South Race street TO De \
acated by them, was recently pur- spe
nased bv former Sheriff James II. TIL,
hillips. who with his family, VIII \
ecupy it. oo ade
Jobn c. Hudson, aged 80 years Bal
ed last Saturday morning at ms wee
1me on Cedar street, after an III We
ass of several weeks. He is survlV- N
bv two sons, Charles F., who IS Phi
ariner and his present where thei
,outs are unknown, and John H., OF Mr.
dan. Pa, also one daughter, SUSIE spri
ife of John King of this town. Fu- S.
raj services were held Tuesday al fun,
rnoon in Wesley NJ. E. Church, OF Sun
1ich he had long been member Ian
svs. T. F. Beauchamp and M. T. Geo
lngerford, officiating, and inter- j
,nt was made in Union cemetery. da
George A. Lindenkohl, proprietor end
d owner of the Brick Hotel of this TT
yn. died early Friday morning at Chm
,anoke. Va, where he had been for the
netime for his health. Funeral bod1
vices and interment took place IN MI
anoke. Va. Sunday afternoon. BY Mill,
/, death of Mr. Lndenkohl, Dela and
re has lost one of the best hotel Mi
n Mr.. Iindenkohl came to this even
tie a few years ago from Pennsyl- eft {
,ia where he had been in the ho- MI
business for several years. calle
he Indian River Inlet, which was at s.
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