Milford chronicle., 1931-03-20

departments are unCOmmunicative,
the station being built for either sex.
1t is steam heated, electrically light
cd has running water and all other
necessary cOnvenicnces. A. p. CrOli
was the contractor.
Howard Abbott, son Of Mrs. Jacob
West underwent Il nasal operation
last Friday in Philadelphia Hos
pital. He will return in II few days.
The Georgetown Fire Company
has arranged to change the location
of its siren from in front of the old
Firemen's Hall on South Race street
to the rear of their new building on
! the public square.
Mrs. Elsie Wilgus held the lucky
number which on Saturday drew
the bridge lamp that was given
away by the Georgetown Furniture
Company, at their store on West
Market street, near the new school
building.
Men and Women Agree On Pastor
The members of the Women's
Bible Class in Wesley NJ. 4. Sunday
school now agree with one accord
with the members of the Mems Class
that their pastor is by no means
slow as an entertainer. From to 7
o'clock last Wednesday evening the
girls were his delighted guests in
the Jones Memorial Hall.
Special evangelistic services be-
gan in Georgetown NJ. P. Church on
Sunday evening at 1880 O'clock The
pastor, Rev. NJ E. Hungerford, will
be assisted by Rev. G. j. Hooper of
Seaford.
Frank Jones Has Blizzard
Experience
The numerous friends of Frank NJ.
Jones, Esq. who last week went to
Clifton Springs, N. Y. will be de-
lighted to know his health is al
ready very much improved. Mr..
Jones this week received cards. !
flowers from his class of girls in
Wesley NJ. e. Sunday school, of
which he is tlte superintendent. In
a letter from Mr. Jones, he stated it |
began showing where he is last
Saturday morning and it was still
showing there on Monday evening.
At the annual town election held !
last Saturday afternoon, those who |
have served as officers for the last
two years were reelected as fol-
lows: Mayor, w. J. Mustard; cOun-
George II. Short, !. Thomas
John r. Kitchens, George |
A. Nelson, Ralph l.. Swain; asses
sor, William r. Hobbs; tax Collec-
tor, Charles r. Jester; treasurer,
J. Cooke; auditors, Walter
p. Townsend and Edward B. Green.
Only 40 votes were cast.
Seven Prisoners Go TO WOrkhOuSc
Sheriff l.. w. Brittingham and
Deputy Sheriff G. Vannie Messick
this week took seven prisoners to
the New Castle County WOrkhOusc
to serve their respective sentences
imposed by Judges Charles S. Rich
ards in the plead guilty court on
They were John Douglass.
is months and ten laShcS; Thomas
Hicks, Is months; Louis Stocklcy,
IL months; Grisbcth Hopkins, Is
Jerry FOOks, Is months;
Otis Hopkins, 1S months and 10
Iashes; Edward Hopkins, Is months
and 10 lashes.
Frees Presented To Colony
At StOckley
At noon on March 5, a comndttce
the International Sun
shine Society presented to the Della
ware Colony at StOekley a-beautiful
Colorado Blue Spruce, which was
planted in front of the new Admins
ration Building. Among the COM
mittee were Mrs. Frank c. Sparks,
Mrs. Gerta Fay Ritchie, Mrs. Julia
NJ. Story. Mrs. II. d. Simpson and
her daughter, Mrs. S. H. Ridgway
Mrs. Annie Rowe Stevens and W.
Harper Spry. These people came
lown from Wilmington to plant the
rec in memory of their late Inter
national Director General, Mrs. Gym
.hie Westover Alden. Acceptance
was made by the superintendent, /