Milford chronicle., 1931-01-16

weeks and returned to her duties as
cashier in the local American Store.
Walter D. Hilyard, Robert Short
and Julian Townsend of this town,
have been drawn to servo as petit
jurors in the U. S. District Court.
Mrs. Marietta l.. Louder, aged 81
years, months and "a days, died
Monday night at her home near this
town, after an extended illness. She
is survived by one son, George Lou
der, with whom she made her home.
Funeral services were held at the
home Wednesday afternoon. Rev. T.
P. Mckee officiating and interment
made in FernwOOd cemetery. near
Philadelphia.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the
Georgetown Fire Company held its
regular monthly meeting last Tues
day night, January 6, in Firemen's
Hall. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Pres
ident, Mrs. Walter Townsend; vice
president, Mrs. Harry Holson; sec
retary, Mrs. Howard wilkins; as
sistant secretary, Mrs. Howard |
Baer; treasurer. Mrs. James Devin;
executive committee, Mrs. Bud Coy, |
Mrs. John R. Kitchens, Mrs. w. A.
Marker, Mrs. James Devin; press i
committee, Mrs. John A. Jones.
The Auxiliary was organized April
20, 1880, since which time it's MEM
bers have been quite active in be-
half of the Fire Company, realizing
from their efforts, $1,OO4.S7. They
have had the pleasure of donating
to the firemen 100000; leaving a
balance of $1O4.S7 in the treasury.
These monthly meetings are quite
interesting and we wish more MEM
bers of the Auxiliary would strive to
be present After the business rou-
tine on Tuesday night we had So
cial hour playing Beano, after
which many useful prizes were
awarded. Then came eats, an abun-
dance of sandwiches, pickles and
coffee. Don't forget next months
Night classes for adults started in
the school building here this week
with the following schedule:
Industrial Arts, which include
clay modelling, bookbind
ing and weaving, Thursday evening
1t 1880.
Music, Friday evening<at g..
Study of the child between 8 and
IL years of age, Thursday evening,
1t 1880.
Study of the child under nine
fears of age, Thursday evening at
80. ;sl
A few requests for World Litera-
ure, Public Affairs, Comparative
religion, and Egyptian History
we're received, but the enrolment is
lot sufficient to warrant organiza-
ion of classes in these subjects at
resent. ,@. ...t'- ~.
At Tuesdays meeting of the Sus-
ex County Levy Court, William S.
'odd OF Greenwood, was elected
resident of the body for the ensu-
ng year. +H -..-
The Ladies Aid Society of George
own NJ. p Church, will hold bake
n Brasure's vacant store room on
January II, beginning at
1 o'clock. ."'t
The third mark-up on the $l1,00p
ebt OF. Wesley NJ. y. Church was
iadc Wednesday evening. This time
unning the thermometer" up to
he extent Of $4,000.
w. Raymond Faucet on Wodnes-
ay sustained an injury to his leg
thile assisting in the unloading of
hot water heater from truck, and
confined to his home near town.
Frederick p. Whitney of Frank
ord who has for some time been
eading law in the Office OF Attor-
ey Andrew ]. Lynch, has been ad-
lifted to practice before the State
ourts.
Ohfcers of the Georgetown Fire
ompany have been elected as fol-
,ws: President and treasurer, Bud
oy ;vice president, Charles d.
Iarsh; second vice president, Wal .
n P. Townsend; secretary, Francis
hort; custodian of building, ElwOOd