Milford chronicle., 1930-11-14
GEORGETOWN

of Seaford Hundred to John d. Ba-
ker.
On the estate of William E. Henry
of Little Greek Hundred to John S.
Henry.
There are thirty-eight prisoners
in the county Jail under the care of
Sheriff Coy at the present time.
Burton Prettyman has opened an
oyster saloon, serving the old time
muzzles, in the store building for
merly occupied as feed store on
the corner of Pine street and Cher
ry Lane, near the State Highway
Building and Court Houses },I
Armistice Day was celebrated in
this town on Tuesday under, the
supervision of Sussex Post No. 8.
There were many attracti6ps and
the attendance was largessIAe boys
deserve much praise for THE way
they managed the affair 4~fJFN
This section was visited by
heavy rain storm on TaleSaas-do-
ing much good to the wheat fields.
The Georgetown firemen were
called out Thursday morning to a
chimney fire at the home of RSflfiam
Tucker, ON North Bedford Street.
They got the fire under control be-
fore it did much damage.
Repairs are being made to the
property of Mrs. Lavinia Johnson
on South Bedford street.
Special evangelistic services will
be held in the COolspring COmmun-
ity Hall, beginning Sunday night,
November and continuing for two
weeks, November 8 to %. Rev.
Thomas P. Mckee, pastor of Cool !
spring Presbyterian Church, will be
in charge, assisted by well known |
ministers of Delaware. The singing |
will be led by chorus choir, ac-
cOmpanied by the orchestra. Meet |
ihgs every night, except Saturday, !
at 1880 o'clock. A song service will |
open each meeting. A cordial well |
come awaits you.
Sunday school class No. u of the |
M. P. Church at its regular monthly |
business meeting held last Monday
night, elected the following officers:
Teacher, Mrs. Frank Green; presi-
dent, Mrs. Jacob M. Sammons; first
vice president, Mrs. Frank Wilkins;
second vice president, Mrs. Wingate
Parker; secretary, Mrs. Harry
Swain; assistant secretary Mrs.
Samuel Legates; treasurer, Mrs.
Noah Kitchens; flower committee.
Mrs. Rowland West, Mrs. Fred Sal
mons, Mrs. Harry Joseph; lookout
committee, Mrs. Samuel Legates,
Mrs. John Wilson, Mrs. Edmond
'SammOns; organist and music COM
mittee, Mrs. John King; press COM
mittee, Mrs. Frank Green.
Thursday was Return Day in
Georgetown, but it was not the kind
we use to have. The crowd here was
not very large.
John Torbert Shockley, aged 18
months and IA days, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar Shockley of near Short
ley, died early last Friday morning.
Funeral at home Saturday after
noon. Rev. Mr.. Bowman officiating
and interment in Union cemetery,
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Short en-
tertained a few friends at dinner
and cards on Thursday evening in
celebration of their sixth wedding
anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Workman of
Catonsville, Md, spent last week
here with relatives.
Mrs. Charles Wilson of Whining
ton has been spending part of the
week here with relatives.
Miss Cornelia VienOt, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Vienot, has
been on the sick list this week.
Charles B. Stevenson, Jr., who is
school in Wilmington
spent last weekend with his par
ents here.
Jack NAPLES, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. Franklin NAPLES, had his tonsils I
removed last Friday at the Beebe
Hospital in Lewes.
C.. Edgar Willin is in the Beebe !
Hospital in Lewes being treated for (
pneumonia. His many friends hope /
for his speedy recovery. i
wv. T. Townsend, of BridgeVille, |
has opened an oyster saloon on /
King street, here in the store build {
ing formerly occupied by Harry J. q
Johnson. c
John and Beach Lambert, grand e
sons of Mrs. Anna Beach, who have f
been visiting here for several weeks /
were called home at Lake George, d
n. Y, Tuesday, on account of their
father being injured in an automo-
bile accident. t
Mrs. John T. WagamOn is visiting Z
n Trenton, N. J. il
Mrs. Fred Blackstone has been on e
he sick list for several days. She t
S now out again. c
Mrs. Lloyd Stoeckel and Mrs. t
Margaret Savage spent Wednesday h
n Wilmington. il
Mrs. ]. w. Faucet is spending a 6
ew days in Wilmington and Phila- C
lelphia. n
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel c. Scott of
lear this town, spent last weekend
With their son and wife, Mrsiand t
hrs. ]. Thomas Scott, at Pleasant t.
lille, N. J. t
Mr.. and Mrs. L. R. Cooper, Har- Il
Iey Cooper and Elwood Cooper, all "
# South Orange, N. j., spent the il
Weekend with their mother, Mrs. ]. C
Z. Cooper. C
Mrs. J. E. Zullinger and Mrs. t;
leorge o. Fearon attendedrat Cape b
,harles, Va, this week meeting of t,
he Ladies Aid of the Pennsylvania f;
tailroad. " "@
Mrs. Oscar B. Woodbridge, of f;
Norfolk, Va, accompanied by her "
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