Milford chronicle., 1931-11-13

Within two squares of the ocean
: E. Frank Lekites this year raisel
some very fine turnips in his gardel
at RehObOth, the largest of whicl
weighs pounds ounces. 1t is OF
= display in one of show windows o
; CalhOuns' Shaving Parlr, here. Mr.
Lekites formerly resided in George
town.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Harley J.. Conaway
. announce the marriage of theil
daughter, Miss Helen, to ElwooC
Martin COsden, of Cape Charles, Va
The marriage, which has just beer
revealed, took place in Bel Air, Md.
almost a year ago. The bride is q
graduate of the Georgetown High
School. They will make their future
home at Cape Charles.
Thomas w. Givens, Quell GiVens
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Givens, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Givens, at
tended on Saturday, at st. Georges,
ell funeral of the late Louise GiVens,
wife of Seth o. Givens, who died at
that place on Thursday from para
lysis at the age of 6S years.
Sunday-schOOl class No. 10, of
Georgetown M. p. Church, will
serve a turkey supper Tuesday ecen-
ing, November "a, from 5 to o'clock
in the church basement; price of
tickets Use. Public patronage sOlOci-
ted. 1t will be one of the most up
to-date suppers the class has ever
held, and you are going to miss
something if you do not go.
Charles Carey was given a sur
prise birthday party last Saturday
night at his home near Gravel Hill.
| There were a large number of rela-
tives and friends present and re-
freshments in abundance were serv-
ed
A concert will be given at the
Demonstration School by artist stu
dents of the Curtis Institute of Mu-
sic, Philadelphia, on Saturday even
ing, November 81 The Curtis Insti-
tute, founded in 1927 by Mrs. Mary
Louise Curtis Box, daughter of
Cyrus II. X Curtis, is endowed with
"a gift of $12,500,000. Josef Hof-
mann. internationally famous plan
list, is director; and the faculty in
cludes such celebrated musicians as
Nine. Marcelle Sembrich, Fritz
Reiner. Efrem Zimbalist, and Felix
Salmond.
Announcement of the engagement
of Miss Charlotte Elizabeth King,
North Albury avenue, this town, and
Lawrence Nelson Mcgee, of Harbe-
son, has been made by the parents
OF the bride-tO-be, Mr.. and Mrs. Mrs.
Frank King. Mr.. Mcgee is the son
of former Levy Court Commissioner
and Mrs. Alfred Fl. Mcgee, of Har-
besOn.
Sunday school class No. 12, of the
Georgetown M. p. Church, held its
regular meeting Monday night, Nov.
9, in the basement. The meeting was
opened by singing "The Beautifpt
Garden of Prayer. followed by
Scripture reading by the president,
Mrs. Jacob M. Sammons. After the
regular business session the officers
and committee were elected for the
coming year: president, Mrs. Jacob
M. Sammons; first Vice-president,
Mrs. Fred Salmons; second vice
president, Mrs. Frank wilkins;
treasurer, Mrs. Noah Kitchens; sec |
retary, Mrs. Harry Swain; assistant !
secretary, Mrs. ThOs. Littleton; mn- |
sic committee, Mrs. John Kong; as !
sistant, Mrs. William Gibbons; flow |
en- committee, Mrs Roland West; !
Mrs. McGuiness; social, |
Mrs. McGuinness, Mrs. /. S. Owens, |
Mrs. Andrew Murray; ways and |
means, Mrs. Frank wilkins, Mrs. !
Frank Green, Mrs. Samuel Legates, /
Mrs. Edmund Sammons; lookout, |
Mrs. Samuel Legates, Mrs. John Il.
Wilson, Mrs Edmund Sammons; |
Mrs. Frank Green was elected teach !
er and Mrs. Noah Kitchens, assist
ant.
The class decided to hold an an
niversary banquet in the basement /
Of the church on November 18th.
All were served with ice cream
and cake by Mrs. Thomas Littleton I
and Mrs. Harry Joseph.
Fire Monday night completely de-
stroyed the farm house of Garrison
Messick, located on the Georgetown
Laurel road. The farm was tenant
ed by Clifford Hearne, who was alb
sent from the farm when the fire
DIOhc Oul'
d. C. Givens, who has been eIn-
ployed as manager of the Eastern
Shore Public Service Co., here, has
moved to Florida. Alton Knowles,
1f Millsboro, has succeeded Mr.. Civ
ems here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Pepper have
started housekeeping in part of
Mrs. Laura Purnell's house ON
North Bedford street
Miss Rose Penienskice and moth
n, Mrs. Joseph Penienskice, have
leen spending sometime in Phila-
lelphia, where the latter received
medical treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Chase, of Phil
ldelphia, spent part of the last week
lere.
Mrs. William J. Curdy is very i'll
1t her home on North Bedford street.
Miss Sadie Cooper was in Phila-
lelphia the first of the week.
Mrs. j. w. Faucet, Mrs. w. r.
Mrs. Harry T. Swain and
hrs. j. Cordrey McGee attended the