Milford chronicle., 1932-07-08

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Gone To Rest
Clarence B. McIlvaine, aged abou
65 years, well known farmer, die
early at his home near Stockley, af
ter an illness of many years from
rheumatism. He was a son of th,
late Lewis NAPLES and Amanda L
McIlvaine, and is survived by hil
wife, who was formerly Miss Mary
Burton of Millsboro and one son
Edward, who lives at home. He is
also survived by two brothers, for
mer Sheriff William L. McIlvaine
and Alonzo McIlvaine of this town
and one sister, Mrs. Clarence Wat
son of Milford. Funeral services
were held at o'clock Friday after
noon in Bethesda NJ. E. Church OF
which he was a member, conducted
by Rev. H. M. Ralph and interment
made in Brotherhood cemetery at
Millsboro. .....
Licensed Dairymen
The following in this section of
Sussex county are, officially. licensed
dairymen, according to R. C. Beck
EFT, State Sanitary Engineer: Grade
A Raw. Elmer Dickerson, Milton;
Grade B Raw, Mrs. Mary Blackstone,
Byron Pepper, w. J. Bryan, c. A.
Pepper. Asa Reynolds, H. G. Short,
Paul Swain, Georgetown; Carlton
Draper, Noah Warren, L. D. War
Tington, Milton.
Rally At Oak Orchard July 10
At a recent Christian EndeavOr
County Executive meeting held in
Georgetown Methodist Protestant
Church, it was decided to hold the
annual rally at Oak Orchard on
Tuesday evening, July 10, at $3.50
O'clock. A large attendance is desir-
ed/ -
l/James X. Layton who was manag-
er of the neat department of the To-
cal Crook store for some time, later
going to the American Store here,
has been transferred to the Ameri-
can store at Denton, Md. and will
soon move with his family to that
town. ,. sr %
James II. Tunuel1, Jr.. recent
graduate of Princeton University,
left Saturday for q. tour of several
weeks of the Western Coast. Late in
The summer he will return to make
for leaving for oxford
having been awarded
Rhodes scholarship. James is the
fourth Georgetown boy upon whom
his honor has been conferred. He
S son of Attorney and Mrs. James
N. Tunnel. Sr., of this town.
Miss Mary Mcgee has gone to Re-
lOboth to spend the summer.
Miss Olive B. Hurley was home
rom Washington for the last week
nd. .... 81.
Jeanne McGee is visiting her aunt,
hrs. Bert Dougherty at Pennsgrove, |
Y. J.
Mrs. Paul Joseph has been quite |
lick this week at her home on South
railroad avenue, ,e.,. ,..is
Julian e. Townsend and family |
ave moved to their cottage at Re-
oboth for the summer.
Misses Margaret and Myrtle SAM
mons of Philadelphia are guests of
heir aunt, Mrs. ]. F. Kaiser.
Mrs. Jennie M. Phillips and Miss
Jellie Moore have been spending a
ew days at Ocean City, Md.
Miss Pearl Collins was home from
with her parents, Mr..
nd Mrs. J. T. Collins this week.
Frank Baylis of Wilmington is
pending the week with his family
t the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ira w.
Davis.
Mrs. H. P. Layton and daughter,
Iiss Patty, are spending few days,
/ Washington and are guests at the
lodge Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry L. Thomas,
Ir. and Mrs. Oscar L. Thomas and
On, Robert Lee, were Fenwiek Is
md visitors on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George o. Fearon
ave returned from brief visit at
ape Charles, where they were the
lests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Zol-
nger.
Rev. and Mrs. D. Wilmot Gateson
Id four daughters of Philadelphia
ave arrived at the home of Mrs.
ma Blackstone, Mrs. Gateson's
other, to spend the summer,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. MCGEE visited
lestertown, Md, on Sunday. They
ere accompanied by Mrs. H. T.
art and e. e. Wilson, who called
/ William F. Malin, whom they had
It seen for more than fifty years.
Miss Gladys Hudiburg of Stillwa-
r, Oklahoma is visiting her bro
er, DR.. H. L. Hudiburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard S. Holt, of
have been visiting Mr.. and
rs. William Kitchens on South
ice street. ...... -:.5
Mrs. Carrie Cooper is visiting in
Her two grandsons are
Lincoln City with relatives for
" days.
H. Walls who formerly
sided in Georgetown, is seriously
at his home in Delmar. Mrs.
alls was formerly Miss Nellie Hit
ems. ..ty
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Carey are on
auto trip to Boston, Montreal,
ebec and other places of interest
tn their son, DR.. Lawrence S.
rey and wife of Philadelphia.
Capt. and Mrs. Theodore A. Petty
IN and daughter, Miss Eta, May,
Philadelphia are occupying their
MINER home, which has been much
proved, on Pine street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Stewart are
iting in Atlantic City, N. ].
Henry Schmidt is spending some
le with relatives in New York,
Mrs. Charles Short spent the