Milford chronicle., 1931-12-04
GEORGETOWN

Hickman.
On the estate Of Susan }. Johnson
of Kent County, Delaware. TO George
Manlove
On the estate Of Edward Dingle of
Baltimore Hundred to John II. Din
gle.
On the estate Of Jesse W. Butler
of North Iest Fork Hundred TO
Robert f. LedenhaIn
On the estate of Albert M LanE
of Lewes and RehobOth Hundred TO
Latitia Lank
On the estate OF Bartholomew M
Adams Of North West ForE Hundred
to Lille T. Adams
Clerk of the Peace Frank W. Law
son has issued the following mar
riage licenses the past week:
To Clifton Brasure and Clyndia
Lynch, both of Frankford, Del
To Lawrence Street, OF 3IillsborO
Del, and Alta Miller OF Hollyville
Del.
To Joseph P Miller Of Wyoming,
Del. and Mary Oliphant TrUitt OF
Lewes, Del,
There are &c prisoners stopping
at the county Jail here with Sharih
Brittingham, at the present time
U, S. Senator John G Townsend
Jr., has taken an apartment at the
Shoreham, Washington f0T the win
ter.
AT a recent meeting OF representa-
tiyes of the various banks Of Kent
and Sussex counties, the question Of
rate Of interest paid on savings 3c-
counts was discussed and it was de
cided not to make any changes III
the four per cent rate
Mrs. Levisa ". Faucet, who IS IN
her S9th year, is confined to her bed
suffering from injuries she sustained
last Sunday night when she had "a
fall at the home of her son, J. ".
Faucet, on East Market street.
Second Lieutenant Frank Robert
Thoroughgood, of Newark, eou Of
Prof. and Mrs. Robert ". Thorough
good, formerly Of this town, has been
assigned to the 621st Coast Artillery.
Reserve Corps, il was announced
Friday by Major William II. Craven,
in charge of c. NJ. 7 c. and Reserve
Corps activities for Delaware.
Julius Cooper, IS, cut his right
knee quite severely 2 few nights ago,
when upon leaving the Jones Memo
rial Hall he tripped and fell upon g
piece of broken glass The wound
was dressed by DR.. NJ c. SmOot The
lad, who resides with his grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cooper.
is a son of Julius Cooper. Of Har-
rington.
Mrs. Leah NJ. Westervelt, widow F.
of Frank Westeryelt, of near Redden,
and James A. Holloway, Of Lincoln
City, were married Wednesday night
of last week by the Rev. J. L. Mich
OILS, pastor of Milford NJ P. Church
They will reside on a farm three
miles north Of this town. along the
DUPONT Highway, where the cere-
mony was performed in the presence
of a large number of invited guests
A big reception followed the cere-
mOny and refreshments were served
Mis- Marjorie Hudson, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs Harry T.. Hudson, en-
tertained a few Of her young friends
Monday evening at her home on
North Bedford street, the occasion
being her birthday anniversary
The property on Chestnut street
formerly owned and occupied By the
late Joseph N. Cannon has been pur-
chased by Joseph J Collins, OF Mid
way, who with Mrs. Collins Will Il
move here in the near future and
occupy it.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Workman.
formerly Of this town, gave a party
to a number Of their little friends ,
on Wednesday afternoon. at their =
home in Milford in honor Of their ,
daughter Irene, the occasion being
her fourth birthday anniversary. A
bountiful supply Of ice cream, cake
and candy was served. Irene was g
the recipient OF several nice pres
ents. T
The Everfaithful Sunday School r
Class No. II, of Georgetown N. ? l.
Church, gave banquet to its mem Il
Oers and their families in celebra-
ion of its fifth anniversary, i'll the 6
basement of the church, Tuesday Z
hight, November 18th. Promptly at c
$50 o'clock the members and guests
II the class marched into the ban O
luet room, which was beautifully G
decorated with the class colors to
he music of Onward Christian Sol n
liers," with Miss Beatrice King at
he piano accompanied by Howard I;
King, Francis Richardson and James Q
4egates, violinists The following ii
'rogram was then rendered Toast II
Mrs. Frank wilkins; class II
evotions, led by Mrs. Frank Green. G
eacher of the class; prayer, by Sun b.
ay School Superintendent, Charles T. o-
Ennis; address of welcome, By pas o
or, Rev. l. S, Owens; serving full h.
curse turkey supper; report of ex- ID
cutive committee of the class, which OF
vas both interesting and inspiring
nd showed the pride and interest G
ach have in the success Of the A
lass. We we're then entertained tf
18th the following recitations THE I'll
Todel Church, Miss Verua Mae Nc
innis; "The Faithful Few, Miss In
Iyrtle Parker; Living and Giving.
Iiss Pearl Littleton; Faith, Ruth in
Wilkins. Then there were q few a
emarks by Rev. I. s. Owens, and q
lort talk by the superintendent. Ia
harlesL. Ennis, following which all
lined in singing HE Leadeth Me "
le were then honored by having ma
ith us George S. Williams, Of Mills NJ
0ro, president of the State Board
Education, who brought 10 rs d be
ost helpful and inspiring address. mi
ased on the three "Cs'-Children, ~
rime and Christianity Tie forcible
amman in which Nh, VgyiiIi77,,-