Milford chronicle., 1930-04-18
GEORCEN


is to be held in the High CcifbC
, building at o'clock Saturday, Apr
19. All graduates of the Georgetow
high school are asked to be present
Young ladies of Georgetown ar
| planning an Easter dance, to be Civ
en- nthe New Century Club rooms.
Register of Wills, G. Vannie Mes
sick, has issued the following letter
the past week:
On the estate of: Thomas N
Mitchell, of Baltimore hundred, t,
William NJ. Cullen.
On the estate of: Thomas R. Phil
lips, of Little Greek hundred, tt
Della M. Phillips, Gland r. Phillip!
and Mildred P. Landon.
On the estate Of: Joseph A. AL
len, of SeafOrd hundred, to Lima M
Allen.
On the estate of: Erasmus W. w
Marsh, of Lewes and Rehoboth hun.
dred, to Cynthia P. Marsh.
On the estate of: Lemuel B. Wick
ers, of Baltimore hundred, to Sarah
c. Vickers.
On the estate of: James T. Holt,
of Broadcreek hundred, to Margaret
A. Holt.
On the estate of: Catherine C.
Smith, of Lewes and Rehoboth hun
dred, to Joseph l.. Cahall.
On the estate of: Anna Adam
check, of Northwest Fork hundred,
to Frank Adamcheck.
On the estate of: Charles w.
Mitchell, Sr., of Little Creek hun
dred, to Margaret ickards.
Clerk of the Peace, John S. Coop
er, has the past week issued a mar
riage licenses to Albert Harmon, of
Pleasantville, N. j., and Anna lIar-
mon, of Millsboro, Del.
Among the new cottages being
built at Rehoboth Beach is one for
Mr.. and Mrs. M. ]. McDermott, of
this town.
at Rehoboth, will this summer be
occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. RyOn,
OF this town.
The Georgetown Fire Company
was called to the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas R. Wilson, in Prime
Hook Neck, near Milton, last Mon
day evening, to assist in preventing
the destruction of their property by
fire. When they reached there the
fire was under control. The flames
were confined to a poultry house,
which was destroyed.
There will be a meeting in the
court house, Friday evening, at 5
o'clock to discuss the advisability of
a sewerage system for Georgetown.
Every citizen is invited and urged to
attend this meeting. 1t is not the
purpose of the meeting to determine
upon any final action, but simply to
have a frank and open discussion;
first as to the needs of a sewerage
system in Georgetown, and second
ly, whether i tis advisable for the
town to undertake the installation
of a sewerage system, considering
the cost and all other questions in
volved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph C. Slack and
children, who moved here from
Del, about two years ago
and occupied a farm near town,
to Wilmington last week.
While here they made many warm |
friends who regret thei rdeparture |
from among them.
Mr., and Mrs. George Barr, on May |
1, will ego to Housekeeping" in the |
w. M. P. Stemples property on South |
ace street. Mr.. and Mrs. Stemples
will occupy the adjoining store
rooms, which are being fitted up as
apartments.
Freeman r. Johnson has began eX-
,avation for the cellar of his new
nome on South Race street, adjoin-
ing the residence of Frank Rust.
County Comptroller and Mrs. Eben
A. Townsend, of Dagsboro, has an
bounced the engagement OF their
laughter, Mary Elizabeth, to Leland
; Burton, son of Senator and Mrs.
clifford E. Burton, of Angola.
Elijah w. Ryon, who has been an
Invalid for several months, fell from
. wheel chair, at his home on South
2ace street last Saturday and broke
,is left arm above the elbow. He IS
Rev. W. G. Harris, the new pastor,
.onducted services i'll Wesley M. II:
hurch last Sunday and preached
Uo able sermons. On Wednesday he
nd Mrs. Harris and their daughter 1
moved here from ElktOn, Md, and
we're warmly greeted at the parson-
ga nv members of the Ladies' Ald
society and Auxiliary of the church.
Who also had prepared for them d
yell-flled larder and served them
With dinner.
professor Albert Farley. lecturer
+ NlCIaud Gra1ae No. -. PJfrons OF
Iusbandry has completed the sched-
le of addresses to be delivered be-
IRE the Grange until the end OF the
ear. The schedule follows:
last Monday night, illustrated lee
IRE "Sussex County Roads," by IL.
+. Hill, OF the County Highway De-
artment.
arming in New Hampshire" by
rank Miller, of Midland Grange.
NAV 5-Lecture, Nutrition" by
-iss Pearl Mcdonald, nutrition ex-
ert. University of Delaware. II
May 19-Address, Diseases Oh
illustrated by Professor
w. Clopp, vocational teacher III
le Milton high school.
June Address, "How to Tattoo
hickens," by Edwin Smith, member
Midland Grange; address, For
try" by Asa Reynolds, head OF the
1ssex Pomona Grange.
June 16-Address, "The Postal
srvice," by Harrington Rogers,
ember of Midland Grange and city
,stal carrier. Also Household De-
ces and Recipes" by women of the
'ange.
Lecture, National
fairs" by Congressman Robert G.
Ouston, of Georgetown.
illustrated lecture,
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