Milford chronicle., 1930-04-25
GEORGETOWN

Il6 PAST week.
On the estate of William G. Alb
bott, of Cedar Creek Hundred, to
Frances H. Abbott and the First Ma
ton Bank and Trust Company, of
Milford, Delaware.
On the estate of Zedic c. Dutton,
of Broadkiln Hundred, to the Sus-
sex Trust Company
On the estate of Zippy A. Tull, of
Seaford Hundred, to Rosa Hildreth.
On the estate of Laura E. Baker,
of Little Greek Hundred, to Elijah
q. Wootten and Elijah J. Baker.
On the estate of Harriet Ann Cof-
fin, Of Baltimore Hundred, to Ken
dali NJ. Coffin.
On the estate of Washington Hick-
man, of Lewes and RehOboth Hun
dred, to Clara E. Downs.
The residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank NJ. Jones on South Front
street, is being newly painted and
their property otherwise greatly i'm
Another little girl, Charlotte, ar
rived at the home of Mr.. (better
known as "Happy') and Mrs. Chas.
Fl. Bookhammer, on Thursday, April
10, 1880.
Last week two freak chicks were
hatched at Oscar B. Kings hatchery,
west of this town. One has four legs
and feet and the other one eye and
crissed bill.
GEORGETOWN M. P. church will hold
a bake at the home of Mrs. Bud Coy
nm Saturday, April 26, beginning at
II o'clock There will be for sale
cakes, pies, rolls, soup, salad, dress
ed chickens, etc.
Evangelistic services will be held
in the Georgetown NJ. P church, be-
Ginning April 9th. The evangelist
will be Rev. Clarence w. Belts, pas
tor of the M. P. church, Oceanville,
Nj He is known as the Sunshine"
engineer Evangelist and comes to
this town highly recommended. Mr..
Frank Carey, of Milton, will be IN
charge of the song services. Every
one cordially invited.
The residence and hatchery OF the
late Norman c. Jones, with three
acres of land, situated on the east
side of this town, has been pur-
chased by Nelson ]. Forney, OF Dow
er. who formerly resided mere. we
are informed that the hatchery Will |
he managed by Hildren Green.
district Deputy Grand Master );
Burton Wainwright, of the Grano
Lodge. of Delaware, I. o. o. F., ac-
COMMANDED by his staff visited Union
Lodge No. 8, this town, Monday
NIGHT and installed the following
offcers for the current term: Noble
Grand. Charles Short; vice-grand'
william Kitchens; recording secre-
tarv. w. RAYMOND Faucet; warden
TIovd Short; conductor, Charles
Bookhammer; inside guardian, OIey
A. Parker; outside guardian, How
ard wilkins; right supporter 10
noble grand, Cyrus HathelG, lelt
to noble grand, Harvey
wilson; right scene supporter +. A
Townsend; left scene supporter
Howard Abbot; chaplain, j. Cordrey
NcGee: right supporter to vice
Grand. E. Warren Holson; left sup
Dorter to vice-grand, Thomas K.
Purnell. After the installation OF {
officers and short addresses by the
visitors, refreshments were served.
There are eleven prinsoners stop {
ping with Sheriff Coy at the county
iail here at the present time.
Clerk of the Peace John S. Coop
or has the past week issued mar {
riage license to Joseph Clark, OF
Tewes. Delaware, and Elsie Davis, OF +
Millsboro, Delaware.
Mrs. George Minner and daughter'
Ruth. are spending some time with
her mother, Mrs. Ella Kitchens.
Mrs. W. Riley Brown and children
If Wyoming, Delaware, spent sever I
Al days with Mr.. and Mrs. FREQ
Walls this week.
Mrs. Roland Walls, formerly MISS
Cora L. Wyatt, who has been a re.
,ording clerk in the Recorder OF
Deeds office, will resign at the end I
If the month and her place will be I
illed the rest of the term by MIS- 9
Betty Kitchens.
Mrs Eveleah Carey and daughter
,ouise. Mrs. Betty Kitchens, Edna
Carr spent Good Friday shopping IN a
.4 41,o
Mrs. Florence T. Jones spent the
Caster holidays in Washington u i
). with heT daughter Kathryn
John Mckee, Of Mercerburg' Fa.'
md Misses Sara and Elvis Mckee I
+ New York. spent the holidays with ?
heir narents, Rev. and Mrs. Thomas
TcKee at the Presbyterian manse' q
Margaret Lynch and Grace Wheat- Il
av snent Friday with Mrs. Carr
'yndall near town. .o,. =
Mr.. Samuel ]. Register is recover
ng from an attack Of pneumon!a' y
Miss Doris Barnes, of Philadelphia
: visiting her cousin, Miss Bertha +
lust. :. .nand- +,
ng some time with relatives III al "
Oona, Pa. .,.,rr+or c,
}. c., is visiting her sister, MIS- Freu D D
[amblin. . ,+ +bo
rst of the week near New Castle
nd Wilmington.
Mrs Katie williams has been con-
ned to her home by an attack OF i
for several days. n
Mrs John E. Sammons, OF Phlla- Il
eInhia. has been spending few +;
avs with her sister, Mrs. j. +. n
-aiser. 4o c.
MRS. Luther Pettyjohn and TWO II
biIdren have been spending few q
avs with relatives in philadelphia il
Mr.. W. Frank Sharp is suffering II
,om an attack of laryngitis, keeping =,
inn indoors for several days. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. George N. Warren, OF "
hiladelphia, have been spending a .,
wv davs with Mr.. and Mrs. George -
.. Mears. -. 81
Miss olivia B. Paynter, who spent q
le winter at the home OF Mr. ana O. g.
rs. ]. F. Kaiser, returned SATURDAY 70 70
her home in st. Georges. u
Mrs. Glennie E. Walls has recoV- IN
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