Milford chronicle., 1930-03-14
Georgetown

sick has the past week issued letters
on the estate of Martha Cherry, of
Cedar Creek Hundred to Alexander
Cherry.
There are % prisoners boarding
with Sheriff Coy at the county Jail
here at the present time.
By March 18th is the date which
tc have your State of Delaware In
come Tax reports filed.
An advisory council of members
of the Adult Education School met
in the Court House Wednesday even
ing and made plans for the banquet
which will be held April 4th in the
Villa M. Jones Memorial Hall. A
very fine program is being prepared
at which time about five hundred
people will take part in the program.
Clerk of the Peace John S. Cooper
has the past week issued marriage
license to William P. Quillen, ST., Of
Bethany Beach, Del. and Catherine
C. Gray, of Selbyville, Del.
A manual training course under
the direction of DR.. Holsizer is be-
ing given in the lower grades.
The Georgetown High School Or
chestra, under the direction of Prof.
Schlosser, has been reorganized and
now consists wholly of girls.
The Ladies' Aid Society, of Cokes-
bury M. E. church, will meet Friday
evening, March IA, at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Minos Wilson. There
will be a colored minstrel entitled,
"Whar Nah Pants" also a sock So
cial. Everybody invited.
Sunday School Glass No. IL, OF the
NJ. P. Church, held their regular
monthly meeting in the church base
ment last Monday evening, with
nineteen members and a number Of
visitors present. Following the
business routine, the supper commit
tee reported that $106.15 as the net
sum realized from the supper on
February 20, and we extend thanks
TO all who helped to make it a sue
cess. The proceeds were applied TO
the church debt. Cake, ice cream
and fudge were served by Mrs. Har-
~ o. Joseph and the teacher of the
class, Mrs. Frank w. Green, March
being their birth month.-Press
Committee.
The Sussex County Levy Court
Commissioners are having a large
barn, to be used for storage pur-
poses for road equipment, erected
at the gravel pit at Gravel Hill, be-
tween here and Harbeson.
The Standard Leadership Training
School, to train teachers and Sun
day school students, will start here
in the M. P. church Tuesday, March
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Tuesday and Friday nights.
At Tuesdays session of the Sus-
sex County Levy Court the follow
ing appointments were made: Road
Supervisors-F'irst District, Harry
E. Clendaniel, Willis J. Carey; sec
ond, Abe Ricards, Alfred Passwa-
ters; third, Minnard Hill, Harry L.
Short, L. Hoyt Williams; fourth,
William w. Tindall, Harvey D. Hitch
ems; fifth, Albert w. Phillips, John
H. Massey; sixth, David R. Baker,
Fred T. Conaway, Severn Hall,
Phillip D. White; seventh, Ebe L.
Evans, Marvel Pepper, Willie Long;
eighth, Charles H. Rogers, Kendall
O. Warrington; ninth, Peter N. King,
Elijah w. King; tenth, Delmar D.
Reed, Jerome G. Phillips.
ConstabIes-First District, Will
liam H. Marvel; second, Edgar b.
Belts; third, George w. Bowdeln;
fifth, Minos B. Hearn; sixth, Levin
T. Hearn; seventh, Raymond u.
Ringler: ninth, Charles T. Jester;
Tenth, Clarence E. Lynch.
Rridgetenders- L. Moore
T,aureI: Thomas M. Hearn, Bethel;
q a. Massey, Woodland Ferry;
Elisha Gray, Fenwick's Island.
Hugo Koeppel, of Harbeson, was
among friends here Thursday.
Ashnrv Smith, of Milford, was IN
town Thursday. o1,
William Cyrus Fleetwood, well
known pOlitician of Nanticoke Hun
dred has announced his candidacy
for the nomination of sheriff on the
Republican ticket. 20
Mrs. Elenora PettyJohn, ageu %
wears. wife of John H. Pettylohn'
and daughter of Nehemiah }. Wllson'
died Wednesday night from cancer
at her home near Sand Hill. SHe 10
survived by her husband and 1our
children. Funeral and interment
took Mace at 2 o'clock Sunday al
ternoon. Rev. D. c. Carr and Z. w;
Spry officiating; ]. T. Carey 1unerai
Tames Havman was home from
school for the last weekend.
Wanles Jester, of Milford, is visit
ing his grandfather, Mr.. J. M
Miss Ethel NAPLES has returned
from Miami, Florida, where sne
spent the winter. .s.uu
Mrs George A. Nelson is spending
a few days in Philadelpnla VIII nei
daughter, Mrs. Harry WalKeI. %
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Pepper Oh
Mullican Hill, N. j., were recent WIS
itors at the home Of the formers
father. Mr.. Alfred L. Pepper.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Lackey, JF., anu
SON of pelham Manor, N. Y, have
been visiting at the home OF MRS
T.acIxev's mother, Mrs. Ida DAVIS
Mrs Elsie T. Wilgus spent the
weekend at Glenolden, Pa, Win
Mrs Howard McIlvain. From there
sI,a ,Tent to New York to spend
snnoe con- time with Miss Grace Lyon.
M and Mrs. ]. c. MCGEE and
doIIgb+ar Jeanne, of Dagsboro, ana
Mrs n Alden Townsend and cnll-
Jran Dorothy and Alden, OF TINS
town. have been in Philadelphia tnlS
week. - ,,o+,,,.,od +o |
Robert Fitzpatrick has returned so 10 |
his studies after an illness from
chicken pox. o5dod 70 tho |
A hath room has been added 70 tne
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Per Ht
son townsend, on East Market 81
Nro.T,on Young son of Mr.. ana