Milford chronicle., 1931-02-20
GEORGETOWN

Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Short enter
tanned on Monday evening at card!
and other games the following: Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred Workman and chill
dren, Clarence, Helen and Clinton
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Steward, Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Rogers, Miss Mil
| dred Simpler and ElwOOd Hurley A
very pleasant evening was reported
by all. Refreshments were served at
late hour.
Register of Wills Frank l.. Joseph
has the past week issued the follow
ing letters:
On the estate of Hester w. Lynch
of Baltimore hundred to BryOn
Lynch.
On the estate of Mahala A. Span
ish of North West Fork Hundred to
Irwin c. Spanish.
On the estate of Philip West of
Baltimore hundred to the Baltimore
Trust Company.
There are only fifteen prisoners
stopping with Sheriff Brittingham at
the county Jail here at the present
time.
Clerk of the Peace Frank w. Law
son has the past week issued a mar
riage license to George Kendall
Richards of Ocean View and Ethya
Mae Murray of Clarksville.
Sunshine Glass" of Wesley NJ. E.
Church School held. their monthly
social in the Jones Memorial Hall
on Wednesday evening with about 25
members present. The hostesses for
the evenings program were Mrs.
Helen Rogers, Miss Elsie Phillips,
Kathleen Lee and Louise Hudson.
The hall was beautifully trimmed in
valentines and games were played
suitable to the occasion. The re-
freshments served were angel food
cake with whipped cream and hot
chocolate.
Attorney Howard w. Bramhall
has leased the Capt. w. A. Vickers
property ON South Race street, and
with his family will occupy it in a
few days. AT present they are liv-
ing on the farm vacated a few
ago by J. c. Slack and fam
lily, who returned to Newport.
Mrs. Louise Koeppel, aged 90
years, died Tuesday morning at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Max
Getz, in Wilmington. Funeral took
place Thursday at Harbeson. She is
survived by three sons, Hugo, Gus
tayus and John. and one daughter,
above named.
The Georgetown Fire Company
was called ont three times on Tues
day. The first two calls were to eX-
tinguish chimney blaZes, and the |
last fire was at Forney's Hatchery, |
where 800 day old chicks were de-
stroyed.
A series of revival services at |
Cokesbury NJ. E. Church will begin !
evening. H. NJ. Ralph, the |
pastor, will be assisted by H. A. |
Backemeyer, singing evangelist.
This section was visited by a nice
'ain last week.
Revival services will be begin in
he Georgetown NJ. p. Church on
March IS.
Charles w. Cullen, Esq, is having
he buildings formerly occupied by
he late J. NJ. Richardson and Wood
)urn Martin removed to a lot near
lis home on South Bedford street.
Funeral services for Miss Blanche
Ward, aged about 20 years, daughter
If Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ward of near
Shortly was held at st. Thomas NJ.
.. Church on Saturday afternoon at
o'clock, and interment made in
Idjoining cemetery.
Former PrOthOnOtary and Mrs.
oh nBarr on Sunday observed their
9th wedding anniversary at their
Iome on East Market street in this
own, by entertaining their children
nd some other relatives at dinner.
lr. and Mrs. Barr were married on
february 8, 1882, by the late Rev.
William J. Tyndale, for many years
widely known local minister in the
Asbury section. Mrs. Barr, before