Milford chronicle., 1931-04-17
GEORGETOWN

has issued the following letters the
past week:
On the estate of Clyde l.. King OF
NanticOke Hundred to Emma W
King.
On the estate of William l.. Lowe
of Broad Greek Hundred to r. Frank
Matthews and Lemuel p. GOrdy.
On the estate of Elijah W. RyOn
of Georgetown Hundred to Elisha
G. Ryon.
On the estate of Olivia BarWick of
North West Fork Hundred to James
Roy BarWick.
On the estate of John A. Handley
of North West Fork Hundred to
Laura f. Handley.
On the estate of John Millman of
Cedar Creek Hundred to William H.
Cleaver and the Milford Trust Com
pany.
Marriage Licenses
Clerk of the Peace Frank w. Law
son has issued the following mar
riage licenses:
TO Charles r. Stuchlik, Jr., of Mil
ton, and Margaret Palmer of RehO-
both.
To William T. steen of Dagsboro
and Virginia Eve Lione, of Ocean
View.
To George H. Paynter and Alma
Virginia Wingar, both Of Lewes.
GeOrgetOwn'S Beauty Spot
The grass in the Circle of the
Square is in the finest condition it
has ever been at this time of the
year. 1t is very green and the stand
is good, making a beautiful appear
ance.
There are now % prisoners stop
ping with Sheriff Brittingham here
at the county jail.
The Sunshine Glass" Of NJ. e.
Sunday school gave a very lovely
Easter party in the Community
House. The committee in charge
was Misses Laura Rutherford, Elsie
Rose, Millie Roach, Mrs. Elizabeth
Swain. Twenty-seven members
were present. Interesting games
were played and refreshments serv-
ed,
The Auxiliary of the Presbyterian
Church will hold a bake Saturday, |
April 25 in the store room of JOS
eph Wilson on Market street.
Odd Fellows New Officers
Union Lodge No. 3, l. O. o. F., has
elected officers for the current term |
as follows: Noble Grand, Charles
Swain; vice grand, Harvey Wilson;
recording secretary, W. Virden
right supporter TO noble
grand, Cyrus Hatfield; left support
er to noble grand, Charles Book
hammer; warden, J. Cordrey Nc
Gee; conductor, Lloyd Short; chap
lain, Ralph Swain; outside guardian,
Earl Rust INSIDE guardian, Obey A.
Parker; right supporter to vice
grand, Floyd Littleton; left support
ar to vice grand, Linden Short. The
new officers were installed last
Monday evening by Deputy Grand
Master Lawrence r. Outten, of Lau-
rel, and his staff, following which
here were a number of brief ad-
lresses and refreshments served.
"All Aboard" Georgetown's big
musical comedy; cast of 100: April
.2-23; benefit Fire Company.
Splendid Banquet
The banquet given Thursday eve
hing of last week in the basement
If Georgetown Nj. r. Church, in
lOnor of the Ladies Auxiliary, prov
ID a grand affair. The committee, to
whom is accorded much credit for
is success, consisted of Bud Coy,
speaker of the House of Represen-
atives, who acted as POSTMASTER;
Oseph G.. Green, Harry L. Holson,
)lin d. Johnson. John NJ. Short,
ulius c. Green and David Pepper.
he guests included members of
ity council. bankers, educators and
usiness men. The Invocation was
iven by the Rev. NJ. f.. Huhgerford.
Mrs. Walter P. Townsend, presi-
ent Of the Ladies' Auxiliary, told
{ the organization of the Auxiliary
nd of the things that had been ac-
Mrs. James DeVin, the
reasurer, gave a report of the fl
ances, stating that during the fis-
al year they had earned $1,000, of
'hich they had turned over 5000 to
nc Ml0O EDdllIG NlCoSltR
cad a noriginal composition on the
remen and the Auxiliary.
Councilmen George II. Short,
ohm r. Kitchens and Ralph Swain
I'D of their willingness as officials
} cooperate and do all in their
over to aid the fire company finan-
ally. They expressed the belief
lat, with the new law granting
lem more power to increase the
x levy, they would be able to give
ore aid than formerly.
Howard r. Ennis. superintendent
Delaware Colony, extended
'eetings from the Georgetown Ro-
ry Club, Of which he is president.
e congratulated the Fire Company
l the work it had done and its ef-
,ieney and equipment.
George O.. Fearon, Harold w. T.
lrnell, Harry l.. Holson, Joseph G.
reen and Prof. f. Paul Burkhold-
made short addresses.
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