Milford chronicle., 1930-11-07
GEORGETOWN

Rhoda II. Ruddell.
On the Estate of William S. Martin
of BrOadkln Hundred to Carrie p
Martin.
On the Estate of Lydia NJ. Kay OF
Seaford Hundred to Bertha w. Giles
and Ella C. Emery.
On the Estate of Everett Hickman
of Dagsboro Hundred to Horace J.
Hickman.
On the Estate of John G. Nell
vaine of Nanticoke Hundred to Sew
ell Mcllvaine.
Seventy-live men and women
throughout the various school dis
tricts in lower Delaware, who Oper-
ate buses to transport children to
and from the consolidated schools
have formed an association known
as the Sussex County Bus Drivers
Association with the following Off
GERS: president, Theodore M. Jar
Wis, Harbeson; vice-president, Har-
vey Parker. MillsbOrO; secretary
treasurer, Mary Pepper, Georgetown,
Il. d. Directors of the newly-fOrmed
organization have been named as
follows John Fleetwood, SeafOTd;
o. II. Carpenter, Milford: Guy
Hastings. Dclmar; Jerry Wagamon,
Harbeson: Harry Goodwin and Will
liam Murray, Frankford, r. ID.
Some of the purposes of the new
organization are to try to secure
continuous contract rather than
having it let to the lowest bidder
as is the custom now; better and
more uniform equipment is desired;
payment on the basis of certain
amount for each pupil per mile rath-
er than the flat contract price for
each route as is the present custom.
Meetings arc TO be held monthly at
the call of the president.
William Ball. director of transpOr-
tation for the State Board of Educa-
tiOn, was present an daddressed the
members of the association on the
various features of the work.
Prof. +. Paul Burkholder, rural |
supervisor of schools in Northern
Sussex and Prof Calvin Z, After |
bach, rural supervisor in Southwest !
ern Sussex, together with Mr.. Ball, |
represented the State Board of Edu- |
cation at the meeting.
Clerk of the Peace John S. Cooper |
has the past week issued a marriage |
license to Price Luther of RehObOth, /
Del. and Margaret Scott, of Mills :
boTo, Del
Plans are being made by the wOm-
en- of Wesley NJ. e. church to serve
Il turkey supper to members of the
Eastern Star on Friday night, No
vember Z. Members of the order
.Ise !
are expected to attend the meeting
here as well as the State officials.
Miss Louise Bonkhammcr. daugh-
ter. Of former Levy Court Commits
sioner and Mrs, william IL. Book
hammer. Of LewCs, and Donald II, c.
Tulloch, of Wilmington, were mar
ried in the Lewes NJ e. church last
week by Rev. Ralph Jones. Only
members of the immediate family
were present.
Be sure to come to Georgetown on
Tuesday, November II, for the Arm
istice Day celebration. There will
be a parade, speaking, fireworks and
other attractions.
Howard A. Joseph, of Baltimore,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Joseph of
this town, sailed Wednesday for a
six months stay in South America.
st. Paul's Guild will hold bake
Saturday, November Sth, in the store
room recently vacated by w. d.
Brasure, adjoining Blackstone's
Drug Store, beginning at II o'clock.
Announcement has been made of
the marriage at Elkton, Md, on No
vember 80, 1929, of Miss Ruth r.
Hurley, daughter of Daniel II. Hur-
ley, of this town, and Carey Clifton,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Clifton,
of Milton. The ceremony was per
formed by the Rev. Mr.. Moon.
The Ever Faithful Sunday school
class of the NJ. e. church gave a sur
prise party to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred B, ,
at their home on KINNEY
street last Friday evening and pre-
sentcd them with a beautiful bridge ,
lamp. Refreshments were served in
abundance. At late hour the
guests departed OF their homes,
Mr.. and Mrs. SammOns
many happy years of marriage bliss. :
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter SchOtield, of =
announce the arrival
Df a son. born October u, 1880. Mrs.
Schofield was formerly Miss Sarah !
D PettyjOhn, of near this town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Taylor have
moved their home from South Bed
lord street to the property Of w. W. '
tawlins on Pine street, store and n
lwelling combined. q
Mr.. and Mrs. William Morris arc
he proud parents of a fine baby girl il
lorn at their home on KINNEY street t
asst week. a
Mrs. Herman Short is i'll at her
lome on the corner of Rosa and g
Sinuey streets. I
Lloyd Baker. who has been i'll the
3eebe Hospital in LeweS suffering | I
rom the effect of being kicked by a q
uule, has recovered so as TO return .
o his home near town, much TO the A
of his many friends. v
Mrs. Sallie Pepper has gone to n
to spend the winter G
With her daughter, Mrs. Theodore g
o.
Mrs. Everett COnaway gave Il n
birthday dinner or Mr.. COnaway OH :,
thursday, their guests being MI and r.
Irs. James Baker, Mr.. and Mrs. u
William COnaway, Misses Edith and =,
Ivan Conaway. "
Miss Lucie l.. Wilson, of George i,
OWN and Lancaster, Pa, is visiting VI
T. the home of Elmer e. Wilson, e'
,ast Market street. u
Mrs James Fl. Phillips, Of Race .
trect, with her grandson, Harold 81