Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1928-02-24
Georgetown

moved from South Railroad avenue
4 to their farm at the edge of town on
the Springfield Cross Roads road.
The executive committee of the
Sussex County Christian Endeavor
Union at a meeting last Tuesday
night, fixed March 18th as the date
for holding the county convention in
the Beaver Dam NJ. P. Church at
HarbesOn.
The Four Leaf Glover Bridge Club
met at the home of Mrs. Emma H.
Deyin on North Race street, We'd
nesday evening. Those present were
Misses Pauline Godfrey, Louise Hud-
son. Gladys Hudson, Hilda Lee, Mil
dred Rust, Mary Townsend, Edna
Barr and Margaret Bullock. Sand
witches and coffee Were served and
Miss Hilda Lee was awarded first
prize.
Professor Albert Farley OF TINS
town, one of Sussex rural superVls.
ors. has been elected member Oh
the board of directors OF the Ma
tioHal Council of Geography Ieach-
ers. ,. of
Tbd.a was a large attendance OF
mon and women at the mass meet
mo held in the court house Wednes-
jaY evening. held under the auspices
+ba delaware Citizens Assocla-
E tion Judge Charles S. Richards, was
B chairman of the meeting, and the Rt'
Rev. Bishop Philip Cook, D. D., the
sneaker. His subject was Inc 0piI
If of Delaware" In his tax lne
i RishoD stated the association has no
nroeram. but stood for the best IN
terest of the State. The ASSOCIATION
now has about six hundred mem
bers. -. |
The many friends here of former
Tevv Courtman George H. Lawson !
kwere sorry to learn of the death OF |
his daughter, Hulda. aged 16 years. !
who died at the home of her par
ents near Zoar, last Tuesday morn
ing. Funeral services were held at
the home Thursday afternoon. Inter
ment made in Brotherhood cemetery
in AIillsbOro.
Mrs. Ida SammOnd and son Fred
are now occupying the dwelling re-
Gently vacated by Andrew Murray
ON North Railroad avenue.
Jobn NJ. Richardson. Esq, mem
her of the Sussex County Bar, quiet
w PASSED his seventeen birthday
Friday of last week by attending 10
his usual law business. Mr.. Richard
son looks and acts to be much
Younger than he is. His many
friends hope he will enjoy many
more birthdays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmore NJ Rogers
entertained a large number OF rel
ativeA and friends at their home near
this t3wn, Tuesday afternoon, 1t be-
ing their fiftieth wedding anniver-
sary.
The Georgetown Boys Club with
room in the rear of the court house
now has 65 members and a large
library for their use.
Miss Mary Jones, daughter oil MI
and Mrs. Frank NJ. Jones who was
recently operated on for appendicit-
is in the Beebe Hospital in Lewes, ]
has improved so as to return to her l
home here and be out "gain, much
to the qualification of her many {
friends.
Miss Jane Lynch who has been Ill {
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew J. Lynch, has improved
so as to be out again t
Sheriff Bryan's bOarders are on t
the decrease as he now has only 10 t
boarding with him ut the S
county Jail. h
Walter C. Wyatt who has been T
suffering with the humps at his d
home on Albury avenue is improv- t.
ing. t
Officials of Wesley NJ. Z. Church n
of this town, have been elected for 7
the following year as follows: v
Board of Trustees-Judge Charles F
S. Richards, Dr. G. Frank Jones, An e
drew J. Lynch, Esq, Harry E. Hud- 7
son, Robert Short, w. Frank Sharp, n
John Z. WagamOn, Levin T. Sauls- c
bury V
Board of Stewards-Frank M. y
homes, Esq, George T. Lynch, John h
I. NCarey, DR.. G. Frank Jones, Henry is
.. Conrad, Cyrus Hatfield, Anthony tt
Frederick Walls, Washing W
on A. Vickers, Harry B. Boyer, b.
George A. Nelson, William Roach, Z.
Harley RyOn, Howard J. Cookies,
Tehu F. Hudson, Julian Z. Townsend,
George E. Watts, Frank L. Joseph,
Harold D. Hatfield, William NJ. P.
stemples, Robert j. Morgan, julius
Green, Ebe H. Rust, G. Franklin 81
NAPLES, Byron Pepper, Elmer e. B
Wilson, w. Frank Sharp.
Recording steward, w. Frank of
sharp; district steward, Frank M.
ones; reserve district steward, W. tr
frank Sharp; Sunday school super H
ntendent, Frank M. Jones; president ca
ladies' Aid Society, Mrs. C. Frank
ones; Woman's Home Missionary ge
ociety, Mrs. Frederick Walls; pres ne
lent Ladies Auxiliary; Mrs. Lavinia di
dams; class leaders, Elijah w. Ry- MI
n, Stephen E. Richard; eXhOrters,
ohm C. Abbott, Elijah W. RyOn; ga
of benevolences and local mr.
udget, George H. Short; director of Cr
lcial and recreation life, G. Frank n
n NAPLES; trier of appeals, Frank vi
[. Jones. HC
The following committees have Ia
cen named: AppOrtional benevo-
nee, Harry E. Hudson, Frederick FOL
ralls, Frank M. Jones; Christian
ewardship, DR.. G. Frank Jones, in.
rs. Frederick Walls; foreign mis- wi
ons, John c. Abbott, Mrs. John F.
aiser, Mrs. Byron Pepper; home
issions, Mrs. John A. Jones, Miss
aura Maull; tracts, David Pepper,
ISIS Flo Swain, Miss Lucille Bax-
r; temperance. Mrs. Joseph Will A
IN, Mrs. James Baxter, Mrs. George o,,iI
Wallis. educational Mnl1nv c. -