Milford chronicle., 1932-05-20
GEORGETOWN

Letters On Estates
Register of Wills Frank l.. JOS
eph has the past week issued the
following letters.
On the estate of Sallie S. Wilson
of Georgetown Hundred to Frank
Rust.
On the estate of John r. Fisher of
DagsborO Hundred to Lizzie r. Fish
er.
On the estate of James d. Spicer
of Little Creek Hundred TO Ernest
Spicer.
On the estate of Ishmael G. Gard
ner of Nanticoke Hundred to the
First National Bank and Trust Com
pany of Milford.
On the estate of Horace w. Crew
of Lewes and RehObOth Hundred to
Lloyd d. Crew.
On the estate of Walter T Wal
lace of Seaford Hundred to Jennie
B. Wallace.
There are thirty-two prisoners
now confined under the care of
Sheriff Brittingham in the county
Jail here.
Sunday, May %, will be observed
as Home Coming Day at ZOar NJ L.
Church. near Georgetown.
George W. Shockley, of this town,
who last week was operated upon
for appendicitis and was in a seri-
Gus condition in the Milford Emer-
gency Hospital. is now slowly re-
covering. u....-.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hammond Rust have
returned to their farm near Spring
field. The property vocated by them
on Laurel street is now occupied by
Mrs Priscilla Hudson.
SeVeHfy-ei9hth BU1hday Dinner
Mrs. Lavinia f. Johnson, at her
home ON South Bedford street, last
Thursday evening, was given IA sur
prise dinner by her children and in
laws, the occasion being her seven
ty-eighth birthday anniversary. Her
guests were Mrs. Laura
Purnell and son Thomas, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lacey Derrickson, Olan D.
Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter p.
Townsend and Mrs. Harry l.. Hol-
son.
Mrs Omar E. Jones entertained
her class in Wesley NJ E. Sunday
school in the parsonage last We'd
nesday evening. .-..
Wheatley Watson. proprietor of
Watson's lunch room, cut the end of
his left thumb off a few days ago
while using a keenly-sharpened
knife.
The members of the official board
of Wesley NJ. f.. Church, thirty in
were entertained at a tur-
key supper in the Church House last
Frida yevening by the pastor DR.. |
Omar E. Jones. -.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry HolsOn are
having an addition built to their
house on North Race street.
Charles Fowler had his leg badly |
hurt on Wednesday while at work
for the Highway Department.
Dr. and Mrs. Harry Marshall of !
who have been the guests |
of Mrs. Edna Chipmen here, were |
at dinner on Tuesday |
evening by Mr. and Mrs Andrew
Marvel. On Wednesday evening they
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ElwoOd |
Wright. Dr. Marshall will attend a
reunion of his class at the Univer-
5ity Of Pennsylvania this weekend.
Mrs. Curtis Reed of near Milton |
spent Tuesday with Misses Laura
and Fannie Walls.
Rev and Mrs. Omar Jones spent
a few days at Atlantic City, N. j.,
10 attend the general conference of
he Methodist Church in session
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Truitt en-
-ertained the Ladies Aid Socitty of
st. Johns NJ. E. Church, Springfield,
1t their home on South Race street,
IN Thursday evening. ..
Mrs. Ida Mears spent the week
End with friends in Laurel.
Mrs. Laura Purnell is visiting
Mrs. Joseph Slack in Wilmington.
Mrs. Mary Lee Robinson spent
he weekend in Philadelphia.
Miss Laura Richards has been
yisiting relatives in Wilmington
his week.
Mrs. Evelyn Conrad has been
,pending several days with relatives
II Wilmington.
Mrs. Emma Pepper of Philadel-
,hia has been the guest of Mrs.
Daniel ]. Layton this week.
Harold Hatfield visited Mr.. and
frs. Jerry Zullinger in Cape
,harles, Va, on Wednesday.
Mrs Charles Jester and Miss Sa-
lie Cooper spent part of the week
n Wilmington and Philadelphia.
Mrs Charles Short snent We'd