Milford chronicle., 1930-11-28
GEORGETOWN

sick has issued the following lei
i ters the past week:
On the estate of Annie E. German
of Germantown, Pa, to Sparry L
:, Culver.
/, On the estate of John B. Polite o
Baltimore Hundred to Sarah E. Po
lite and Julius Polite.
On the estate of Martin w. Welcl
of North West Fork Hundred t.
Margaret l.. Welch.
, On the estate of Mary e. johnson
of Indian River Hundred to John L
Johnson.
On the estate of Gaylord Hitch OF
Little Creek Hundred to Helen f.
Hitch.
/ On the estate of John F. Perry OF
Broadkiln Hundred to the Sussex
Trust Company.
The ladies of the Eastern Star
will serve the banquet to Hope
Chapter in the basement of the Ma
sonic Temple, December 2, at o.
clock p. m.
The Union Thanksgiving services
were held this year in the NJ. P.
Church, Rev. W. G. Harris of the
NJ f. Church delivering the sermon.
An interesting and unusual part of
the service was the music given by
scholars of the Demonstration
School under the supervision of DR..
Hulsizer and Mrs. Florence Jones.
The sale of the late Judge Con-
RAIDS antique china and furniture
was held on Tuesday and Wednes-
day of this week at Jones Memorial
Hail. where the sale goods were
displayed. During the two days of
the sale, the ladies of Wesley NJ. e.
Church served pie, sandwiches and
coffee to the Out-Of-tOwn folks here
for the sale.
There are forty prisoners stop
ping at the county Jail here under
the care of Sheriff Coy at the pres
ent time
Clerk of Peace-elect Frank w.
Lawson is sporting a new 1881 mod
el Chevrolet sedan.
William B. Johnson, a retired troll
ley car man, has moved his family
from Philadelphia to this town. Mr..
Johnson was formerly of this sec
tiOn before entering the service OF
the p. r. r. Company and his many
friends welcome him back.
The last fall meeting of the
Georgetown branch of the Needle
work Guild of America, was held
Monday evening at the residence of
Mrs. Fred Walls, where the gar
ments were gathered in. Reports |
were made out to be forwarded to |
the main office. The garments were !
on display in the Georgetown New |
Century Club House. They will be
distributed among the needy of the
local community. New officers for
the ensuing year were elected as
follows: President, Mrs. E. C. Sud-
Ter; secretary, Miss Edith I. Jones;
Mrs. Frank M. Jones.
The following members of Union
Lodge, No. 8, 1. o. o. F., of this
town, attended in Wilmington, We'd
nesday, the annual convention of
the Grand Lodge of Delaware: J. c.
Earl Rust. A. L. Hudson.
Frederic Walls, Cyrus Hatfield, Har-
old Hatfield, Ebe Rust, w. T. Hobbs,
John King, Harold Purnell, Zach
West, Ola Parker, John L. Wilson,
Oscar S. Wilson.
The funeral services for the late
Dr. Caleb r. Layton, held Friday af-
November IA, in st. Paul's
were largely attended by
relatives and friends\ from many
sections of the State.
Congressman Robert G. Houston
las been reelected president of the
Delaware State Society of Washing
on for the fifth successive year.
Harry M. Dunham, aged 50 years,
lied Saturday morning at his home
lear Springfield, after an illness of
'nly few days. Funeral and inter
nent took place Monday at St.
Ohn's Church, Rev. H. NJ. Ralph Of
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Wesley
4. E. Church held it's regular
lonthly meeting November IA in
he Memorial Hall and elected the
Ollowing officers: President, Mrs.
V. G. Harris; first vice president,
Irs. John Jones; second vice presi-
ent, Mrs. Laura Purnell; assistant
ecretary, Mrs. Florence Joseph;
Mrs. Howard wilkins;
'easurer, Miss Pauline Godfrey. :,
Former County Commissioner '
lillian H. Bookhammer of Lewes
as circling among old friends
ere on Tuesday. e
Misses Millie Roach, Edna Barr, v
auline Godfrey, Mrs. Hilda Barr D
tended the foot ball game at An
apOlis, Md, on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Short, Francis
hort and Miss Alma Bailey attend
the Penn-Cornell foot ball game
Philadelphia ON Thanksgiving
ay. n
Mrs. J. ~ Matthias is confined to
sr-hOme by illness. n
Mrs. w. Frank Sharp is confined
her home by illness. 4
Mrs. NJ. w. Clark is spending a n
W days in Wilmington. -
Earl Johnson spent a part of the :
eek in Philadelphia.
Daniel Burton, Georgetown's
rand old man." who is over 80,
ent part of the week in Philadel-
ia.
AlonzO McIlvaine is recovering
1m injuries he sustained in a re-
mt fall
Mrs. Alden Townsend has been
ite sick at her home on South
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