Milford chronicle., 1932-06-03

7 AopS AAOlh&J hah w oAlIl
/ Creamer arrested as driver fol
Roster. Baking Company of Balti
( more, for selling bread undel
weight. On May 10, he had a driVel
/ for the Ward Baking Company ar
rested on a like. charge.
The school authorities wish tC
have the names of all applicants fol
first grade and kindergarten fol
next year. Please forward the name
and age of children whom parents
wish to enter, also the name and
address of parents, to the elemen-
tary school, Georgetown. This in
foramtion should reach the school
at once.
Oliver 7. Farrow, Jr., of George
town, Familiarity known as "Sug,"
who is learning to fly at the aviation
field of the Tired Avon Flying Ser
vice at Easton, Md, in company
with his instructor, circled over
Georgetown and did a number Of
stunts on Tuesday. Landing near
the school building, he was greeted
by his parents and sister, Miss Ida
Bell FarrOw, and large number
of friends.
Lieut.. Purnell Praised
One of the most active members
of the Delaware Safety Council in
Sussex county is Lieutenant Nor
man Purnell of the local State PO-
lice headquarters. During the past
winter and spring, Lieutenant Pur-
nell devoted a great deal of effort
to addresses on safety in the schools
and on the invitation of various
civic groups.
Lieutenant Purnell gives an inter-
esting summary of the various du-
ties required by the State Police
and the training given the men in
order to qualify for these duties. He
always stresses the point that the
State Police is a service Organiza-
tion whose greatest desire is to be
of assistance to the commonwealth.
In a recent address before the
Kiwanis Club of RehobOth he said
that situations arising as the result
of misunderstanding on the part of
the public of the functions of the
had been in the past
the chief source of irritation and
lack of cooperation between the
driver and the department, and that
the department is anxious to recti-
fy these difficulties.
Bible School This Summer
At a meeting those interested in
the Georgetown Daily Vacation BIZ
BILE ScIIool last Friday evening, it
was decided to hold the school
again this summer Sessions will be
held every morning, except Satur-
day, for two weeks, beginning Mon
day, June 20. The school will COM
prise three departments: Beginners,
Primary and Junior. The age of at
tendance is restricted to from to
II years. Miss Maggie Wilson will
act as director; Miss Dorothy Pep
per will have charge of the begin
lers; Mrs. Jacob Minor the primary /
and Mrs. Crawford Bailey the jun
ors.
This is a community school. All |
he churches are represented among |
he workers and are backing the |
school. All children from to II
Years of age are gladly welcome to
,ome to the Daily Vacation Bible
School.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A Nelson
spent the weekend with their
laughter, Mrs. Harry Waller, in
and with the formers
,rother, Cove S. Nelson, at Haddon-
ield, N. J.
Mrs. Alice Penuel and Miss Laura
Iaull have been spending few
lays in Rutherford, N. j., with the
alters brother, G. William Maull.
Alumni Dance Tonight
On Friday evening, June 8, at Z
I'clock, the Georgetown High School
Alumni Association will hold their
bird annual dinner and dance in
he school auditorium. 49, ,s
Following the routine of business
nd dinner there will be a dance,
eginning at o'clock, which will be
pen to the public, and for which
n admission price of fifty cents
7ill be charged. .
The committee in charge will
onsist of the officers of the associ-
tion, who are: President, Andrew
Iarvel; vice president, Miss Edith
ones; secretary, Miss q Eunice
ones; treasurer, Miss Florence {
vain. .4
lew Post Office Corner Stone
o Be Laid Tomorrow {
The cornerstone of Georgetown's !
ne new postoffice will be laid on
aturday afternoon, June 4, at two l
clock with appropriate. ceremon- s
IS in charge of the grand lodge of
delaware, Ancient Free and Accept
Masons. There will be addresses
Y J. Wallace WoOdford, Grand I
Iaster of Delaware, and Congress- :
ian Robert G.. Houston. .te-. +;
Id Citizen Dead
Joseph w. Donovan, son of the
tie Peter and Nancy Donovan, died
aturday at the home of his sister,
RS. Alfred Abbott, near George
,wn, at the age of nearly 67 years.
e is survived by two sisters, Mrs. 4
bbott, and Mrs. Charles Johnson,
le latter of Milton. Funeral and in
,rment took place Tuesday at Nc
olley's Chapel. Rev. McCullom Off
ating. %
Following a long illness of cancer
the stomach, Mrs. Bessie B. Mar ]
er, wife of John f. Marker, died at
rs o'clock Wednesday evening at
sr home on West Market street, at
e age of 45 years. She was
,uphfar Of the late Charles C. and |
LA Lynch. She is survived by her