Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1930-02-21
Georgetown

There are only twenty-one prison
ers stopping with Sheriff Coy at the
county iaiI here at the present time:
Regis of Wills G. Vannie MesslcK'
has issued the following letters the
past week: 1..4o,,
On the estate of Mary M. Burton
NJ T.aves and Rehoboth Hundred, to
Fred Burton. ,,.uuio1,
On the estate of William MesslcK'
IT.. of Seaford Hundred, to Marry
IN the estate of Thomas ]. Con
we'll. of Lewes and Rehoboth Hun
bred. to William T. Conweu.
ON the estate of Sarah M. Mat
+bews of Little Cree Hundred, TO
Fannie Cannon. %
On the estate of Anna G. Dukes, OF
Wilmington, Delaware, to William r.
On the estate of Charles Cannon,
of naqsboro Hundred, to Harbeson
prof Calvin E. Afferbach, rural
srnarvisor of schools in the south
western section Of Sussex County
hos been named chairman Oh the
Sussex County field and track meet
which is to be held the !atter par
of April or the first week IN May ny
the executive committee OF the Dela-
I1are Tnterscholastic Athletics Asso-
cation. The following have been Sc
1octed nv Chairman Afferbach as
members of the county committee 10
work in conjunction with MN 10
oo1,n1eta tbe ARRANGEMENTS: Prof. E.
PauI Rurkholder, rural supervisor
of schools in northern Sussex; Prof..
Tohn Shilling, Of Dover, assistant
in charge of high schools OF Dela-
ware. W. w. McGinnis, principal OF
the Roxana school; Newal T. Isaacs'
teacher of Morgan's school, near
Seaford; Lyle Mowlds, teacher III Cne
Seaford high school; Prof. Albert
EARLY, rural supervisor OF schools Ill
the southeastern section Oh sussex
county: Prof. Gilbert V. Bryon, attn
1etic Instructor of the Laurel hlgh
school: Charles Jefferson, teacher OIL
REYNOLDS Hill school; Major Percy
8 Prince. of Dover, director OF phy-
steal education of Delaware; Prof.
q. w. Klopp, agricultural instructor
in the Milton high school; Tilghman
Johnson. teacher in the RoXana
school; Miss Edith I. Jones, OF
GEORGETOWN, visiting teacher Tor
eastern Sussex; Mrs. H. B. Lewis OF
Laurel. visiting teacher for western
Sussex: Oscar S. Wilson, of George
town. From his selection OF mem
hers of the county committee, Chalr-
man Afferbach has named the 1ol-
lowing subcommittee: Ofhclals'
Chairman Afferbach; publicity, Os-
car s. Wilson, M. Lyle Mowlds;. pos
ter and booster tags, Prof. Albert
Farley. Tilghman Johnson, Prof. Z.
W. Kiopp; program, Miss Edith l.
Jones; booths, Major P. S. Prince,
NewaI It. Isaacs, W. W. McGinnes;
guests, Prof. E. Paul Burkholder'
Charles Jefferson, Mrs. H. B. Lewis.
At a recent meeting of the direc-
tors of the local branch of the Far
mers Bank, it was decided to offer,
rent free, the use of the Dorman
nroperty, situated in the south cor
ner of the Public Square, as liVlng I
quarters for the teacher OF the |
Demonstration School which is pc
ing developed here Jointly by the
state Department of Education and
fine Delaware Citizens Association,
for a period Of two years.
The action of the Farmers Bank
represents an important contribu-
tion to the value of the Demonstra.
tion School project. The State OF
delaware owns fifty-seven per cent
of capital stock of the Farmers Bank
and the dividends go to the school
interest is increasing in the music
class held in Wesley M. E. church