Milford chronicle., 1932-12-16


city teams cannot be arranged un
less worth while terms are offered
and without good attendance thos,
terms cannot be met. When you am
asked to buy a ticket to one of tht
games, lend the team Il hand, anC
remember that your contribution il
helping to give Georgetown the op.
pOrtunity to see in action some oil
the finest teams with which it i,
| possible to procure games. TO those
of you who are not acquainted with
the sport, it may be we'll to say thai
! basketball is a fast and 20 exciting
game. You will want to come again
Invited To Return
Rev. H. NJ. Ralph has been unani-
mously invited to return for the
fourth conference year as pastor of
Georgetown NJ. e. Circuit, which in
cludes Sand Hill, st. Johns. COkes-
bury and Bethesda Churches.
Restaurant Changes Hands
Frank Mandas has purchased the
good will and fixtures of the Arcade
Restaurant on Market street and it
is now being conducted in a first
class way under his management.
Connected with it is an up to date
fountain and ice cream parlor
Ocean Boulevard Soon To Start
w. w. Mack, State Highway Engi-
neer, has announced that the ocean
boulevard between RehOboth and
Bethany Beach will be started as
soon as bids are advertised for and
received. The road is to be of gravel
and binder, and will be nearer to
Rehoboth Bay than the ocean.
Happenings Oh Local Interest
Mr. and Mrs Norman p. Sloan of
Angola left Sunday by motor to
spend the remainder of the winter
in Florida.
Mrs. Alfred r. Parker entertain
ed at a duck dinner last Sunday Mr..
and Mrs. II. Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Kile and Mr.. and Mrs. sB. Hall of
Collingswood, N. J.
Theodore Burton, Jr., of this town,
was in Detroit last week, being one
of many Chevrolet dealers who left
Baltimore on a special train for the
Michigan city after attending a
dealers meeting. While in Detroit
Mr.. Burton had the privilege of
driving one of the new Chevrolet
cars, which will soon make their
appearance on the market and he is
of the opinion that nothing that has
been claimed for the new car is a
bit in excess of its performance.
Miss Rachel Barr of Delmar spent
Wednesday with friends in town.
Mrs. Lavenia Adams, Mollie Clark,
Pearl Jones and Mary Robinson vis-
tied Dover Wednesday.
Ernest Smith of Kenton spent the
weekend with Miss Dorothy Pep
per.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Stemples
have moved TO their new home on
West Market street Mr.. and Mrs.
Virden Macklin are now occupying
the Stemples' home on Race street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Purnell are
occupying the home of Mrs. Clara
Short on Race street.
Mrs. William Kitchens and Mrs.
Mollie Clark spent Saturday at Dem
ton, Md.
Rev. and Mrs. Jones attended the
Dover District Preachers meeting
at Delmar Monday.
Sheriff L. w. Brittingham on Fri
day observed his 5Sth birthday an
and at the same time
Postmaster Jehu f. Hudson observ-
ed the 46th anniversary of his !
birH.
Frederick Clifton raised turnip |
Which weighed 8 Sd pounds. 1t
30 inches in circumfer-
ence.
Children, here is your chance to
do something big and see a show |
free while doing it. The Sussex
is having a TOY Matinee"
Monday, December 49,. at two o.
clock. the price of admission is a
toy" new or old, which wilt he dis
Iributed to the poor children by the
Georgetown Benevolent Society for
Christmas. Now do your share and
make some poor child happy and
see a show free.
Among those from Georgetown
who attended the Army-Navy foot.
,all game in Philadelphia were Mr..
md Mrs. Julian Il. Iwnsend, Mr..
md Mrs. George Z. Walls, DR.. and
Hrs. Joseph B. NAPLES, Frank NJ.
Iones, Miss Eunice Tones, Miss
edith Jones, Mrs. Pearl Jones and
Miss Sara Wilson. Miss
lille Roach, Miss Pauline Godfrey.
1r. and Mrs. NJ !. McDermOtt, An
rev J. Lynch, Frederick P. Whit
ley, John r. Kitchens, Chester
hnek, William l.. Hill, Irwin Bur-
bn
A Ewing Seymour, who recently
ONE here from Easton, Md, to take
barge of the meat department in
he American store, has resigned
he position and left Sunday for
Iewburgh, N. Y, where he has ac-
epted like position with the
rand Union Food Company.
Mrs. Katie Carey is confined to
er home by illness.
Mrs. Fred Short is quite i'll at her
ONE on Pine street.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. r. Pettyiohn
Dent Sunday in Smyrna.
Mrs. Frank L. Joseph is on a Wis
in Dover and Philadelphia.
Dr. and Mrs. M. c. Smoot of Phil
ielphia, spent Sunday in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Green were
Philadelphia a part of the week.
Mrs. Ira Tyndall of Berlin, Md,
as a visitor in town on Thursday.
Mrs. Edward Green and Mrs.
orv Carn1aan enanf Nfondav in