Milford chronicle., 1931-06-26
GEORGETOWN

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/ On the estate of Susan M. Ennis
/ of Georgetown hundred to Joshua w.
Blizzard
On the estate of Huldah B. Todd
of North West Ford hundred to VIM.
S. Todd.
On the estate of Robert NJ Collins
of BrOadkiln hundred to w. Wallace
Collins.
On the estate of William S. Fisher
of BrOadkiln hundred to Walter j..
Fisher and Matte M. Clendaniel.
On the estate of George H. Spicer
of Cedar Greek hundred to Sarah E.
Spicer.
Clerk of the Peace Frank w.
Lawson has issued the following
marriage licenses the past week.
To Clarence S. Campbell of Mil
ton, Del, and Florence M. Hardnock
of Philadelphia, Pa.
To John H. Harmon and Edith M.
Street, both of Millsboro, Del.
The Brick Hotel on the Public
Square is being neatly painted.
Welcome New Minister
al lllt last oCGS6lOll Vi LllG W.
Conference held in Baltimore, the
Rev. l. S. Owens, was assigned to
the Georgetown M. p. church. He
takes the place of NJ. E. Hungerford,
who has served this charge for the
past five years. Rev. HungerfOrd
was assigned to ShaTptown, Md Dur
ing their stay here, Rev. and Mrs.
Hungerford have made many close
friends who regret their being re-
moved from Georgetown, and he had
been asked to return but the con-
ference removed him. Rev. Owens
comes to us highly recommended and
the people of Georgetown extend to
him a hearty welcome and wish for
his success among us.
Willie Cramfield is visiting rela-
tives in Millsboro, Del.
Harry Lungs Chinese laundry has
been moved from the lOd Eagle Hotel
building to the store building on
North Railroad avenue belonging to
Mrs. Alice Thoroughbred.
Relatives and friends here of Lin
ford p Faucet received with regret
news of his serious illness at his
home in Philadelphia. When last
heard from, we are glad to state, his
condition was reported improving.
Mr. Faucet is as on of Mrs. Levisa
w. Faucet and the late William A.
Faucett of this town.
Bible School Schedule
The Daily Vacation Bible School
will be held this summer from July |
20 to 81. Sessions will be from 9
to 12 daily except Saturday and will |
include story, dramatization, hand
work, recreation, singing and wor-
ship. Three groups are to be includ
I'd: Beginners, Primary and Junior.
1t is to be held in Wesley church,
lut is to be community school.
of the different de-
have met and are MAX
ng the plans for it. 1t is to be di-
ected by Miss Rowen, of the De-
,artment of Religious Education of
he Episcopal church. Teachers and
lelpers are to come from all the
hurches of the town and all are to
hare in it.
A canvass of the town is planned
n the interests of the school. 1t is
that every home be visited
nd children enrolled. Two from
ach, church are asked % make this
More will be published
bout the school later.
IudsOnS At Virginia Beach
Anthony L. Hudson, proprietor and
of the Hudson Bakery here,
ccOmpanied by Mrs. Hudson, at
ended on Monday, Tuesday and
1ednesday of this week the annual
of the Potomac States
akers' Association, held at Cavalier
otel, Virginia Beach, Va. The
address at the convention
as delivered by Hon. Edwin P.
orrOw, former governor of Ken
lcky, one of the nations most noted
I'd sought after orators. ..
The annual reunion of the Cooper
mily, of which Mrs. George H.
lort formerly Miss Sallie Cooper
this town, is a member, will be
I'D on Thursday, August 6, at Mt.
erman M. P. church, near Colum-
a, this county. A memorial: serV-
e in the old Cooper family ceme-
ry will be followed by a social hour
Id games with musical and literary
atures. Former Clerk of the Peace
hn S. Cooper is president of the
,oper Reunion Association.
During last Sunday night the store
Major w. Hudson, on South King
rect, was broken into and a few
gars and canned goods stolen.
David E. Johnson has recovered
)m an illness of eleven weeks and
turned to his position as meat cut
r in W. A. Markers store.
Julian E. Townsend and family
e occupying their cottage at Reho-
til.
Annie B. Whaley, administrix, will
i the personal property of Mary
Collins, deceased, at her late
me in North Georgetown, on Sat
day, June 27, at l o'clock in the
ernOOn.
w. J. Mustard and Miss Laura S.
chards, of this town, have been
appointed by Governor Buck mem
IS of State Archives Commission
a term of two years.
The residence of Fred Hamblen of