Milford chronicle., 1930-04-04
GEORGETOWN

Register Of Wills G. Vannie Mes
sick has the past week issued letters
on the estate of John Johansen, OF
Lewes and Rehoboth Hundred, to
the Lewes Trust Company.
There are twenty-four prisoners
stopping with Sheriff Coy at the
county Jail here at the present time.
Deputy Clerk of the Peace Frank
Lawson and wife, attended the M. E.
Conference in Wilmington, last
week.
Mrs. Carl Tyndall entertained at a
bridge party Tuesday evening at her
home, near town. Those present
were Mrs. John R. Kitchens, Mrs.
Thomas Ratledge, Mrs. Harry
Lynch, Mrs. Hildren Green, Grace
Lynch, Olive and Betty Kitchens,
Mrs. Harley Conaway, Mrs. EValeah
Carey and Helen Conaway.
Miss Mary NJ. Keas of Dover,
State nurse, with her mother, will
move here and occupy one of the
apartments of the Richards property
on West Market street, now owned
by L. P. Faucet.
Miss Helen Pittard has been on
the sick list.
The Delaware DeMolays met in
Georgetown Thursday night. Chap
ters from all parts of the State
were present. They met in the
Georgetown DeMolay Club room.
John Parker who has been seri-
ously ill with pneumonia is improV-
ed so as to be out again.
Willard S. Torbert last Sunday OBJ
served his seventy-sixth birthday
anniversary at his home on North
Railroad avenue.
The net sum realized from the
supper given last Thursday evening
in Jones Memorial Hall by the la
dies of Wesley Church was $163.
Asa Reynolds and Norman King,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred King, have
accepted positions at the A. c. Jones
poultry farm, near town.
Uncle Bob Burton refused to be-
lieve Earl Johnson when he said he
saw the sun rise seven times one
morning while on his way home
from California. Neither will he be-
lieve Frank Joseph and Fluge Ray
ner when they tell him they're pre-
pairing to go "on the air" as Jake an
Jerry. Uncle Bob says Use regust-
ed"
Governor Buck has announced the
appointment of Charles W. Cullen,
ESQ, of this town, a member of the
State Highway Commission to fill
the vacancy created by the death OF
Joseph E. Holland, of Milford.
Thomas W. Donaway, Of Millsboro,
son Of former Sheriff Joseph M.
Donaway, and brother of State De-
tective Ottie Donaway, is being ur-
ged by his friends as candidate for
the Office of sheriff on the Republi-
can ticket.
Sunday school class No. 9, of the
Georgetown M. P. Church, will hold
a bake at the home of Mrs. Bud
Coy, Saturday, April 5, beginning at
IL o'clock. Cakes, pies, rolls, soup,
dressed chickens, pone and potato
salad will be for sale.
At a special meeting of members
of Wesley M. E. Church held last
evening Harold W. T. Pur-
nell and Walter P. Townsend, were
elected trustees to fill vacancies
caused by recent deaths of members (
Of the Board of Trustees.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen E. Richards
observed their fifty-second wedding s
Monday at their home
on Laurel street.
Freeman R. Johnson has purchas-
ed from Roy B. Tyndall, the latter's
two building lots on the west side OF {
South Race street, adjoining proper
lies Of Frank Rust and W. A. Wick
er's heirs. We are informed that Mr.. '
Johnson will build a modern home
FOR himself and bride in the near
future.
Mrs. Nellie Short, 26, wife Of EN- I
,ry Short, died Tuesday afternoon,
# cancer, at her home, near Sand !
Hill, after long illness. She is sur !
lived by her husband and young son.