Milford chronicle., 1932-01-29

Wilson Faucet passed away a
1920 o'clock Thursday morning, a
: the age of S8 years, A months and L
days. Mrs. Faucet was the widow
of William A. Faucet, who for near
: ly half century conducted stov,
and tin store on Market street. HI
died about thirteen years ago. Sh'
; was a daughter of the late James P
and Mary Wilson. She is survived b!
one son, above named, and on,
daughter, Mrs. c. e. Clay of Lans
downe, Pa, six grandchildren anC
five great grandchildren. Her Onl!
other son, Linford P. Faucet, o.
Philadelphia, died last June. She is
also survived by one sister, Mrs. r
r. Hart and two brothers, e. e. VIII.
son of this town, and J. Harry Will
son of Washington, d. c. Funeral
services were held at one O'Clock
Sunday afternoon in Wesley NJ. l..
Church, of which she had been q
member since girlhood, Rev. Omar
E. Jones officiating, and interment
made in Union cemetery.
The Auxiliary of the Presbyterian
Church will hold bake at the home
of Miss Edith Jones on Saturday,
January 80 at II o'clock.
Sunday school class, No. II, of
Georgetown M. P. Church will hold
a bake Saturday morning, January
30, in Burton's garage on Market
street, beginning at IL o'clock. Pro-
ceeds for church debt.
Miss Elizabeth Gordy, of this
town, was among the graduates of
Goldey College, the exercises of
which were held Monday evening in
the West Presbyterian Church, Will
mington.
Mrs. George H. Short entertained
Mrs. Zere Zullinger on Wednesday,
January 20, at her weekly bridge
club.
Midland Grange, No. 27, will hold
turkey supper. with all the
"fxin's" on Thursday evening, Feb
ruary II, from to s o'clock, in the
new Grange Hall on North Race
street. Price of tickets SOC, plus
10c for home made ice cream and
cake.
~ lnCGblnt9 VI LAlG GAGGuLlNG EOUl-
mittee of the Sussex County Chris
tian Endeavor Union was held in
the Georgetown Methodist Protes-
tant Church last Monday evening.
Definite plans were made for the
Junior and intermediate Rally to be
held in Milton Methodist Protestant
Church on February 26. The follow
ing committee on program was ap-
pointed by the president Mrs. Ralph
E. Nichols, Delmar, chairman; Mar
garet L. Wilson, Lewes, and Mrs.
Porter, Milton.
Those from Georgetown who at
tended the Gath annual convocation
of the Grand Chapter Royal Arch
Masons of Delaware. in Wilmington
on Wednesday evening were George
o. Fearon, Harold w. #. Purnell,
Charles S. Calhoun, DR.. G; r. Can
non, John r. Carey, C. Z. Afflerbach.
w. Frank Sharp and George F.
Buell.
Georgetown Chapter, No. 3, o. E.
s., met Friday night, January Is, for
the purpose of installing officers for
the ensuing year. Mrs. Bessie War |
rington, grand instructor for Sussex
county, installed the officers with |
MRS. Olive Wilkins, past worthy ma
tron acting as grand marshall; Mrs |
Nellie NJ. Lynch, past worthy ma
tron acting at grand chaplain, and |
Mrs. Katie Fitzgerald acting as
grand Organist. The officers install |
led were Worthy Matron, Mrs. Mary |
Bailey; worthy patron, T. B. Pep
per; secretary, Mrs. Ida Coy; treas
urer, Mrs. Amy Kaiser; conductor,
Mrs. Olive HolsOn; associate con-
ductor, Mrs. Minnie Kitchens;
Mrs. Estelle Knowles;
Mrs. Mary Phillips; organ
list, Mrs. Ida May Green; Ada, Miss
Flo Swain; Ruth. Mrs. Ida Car
mean; Esther, Mrs. Margaret Biz
zard; Martha, Mrs. Edith Swain;
Electa, Mrs. Margaret Hastings;
warden, Mrs. Mildred Minner; senti-
1el. Harvey w. Calhoun. The hospi-
-ality committee served refresh
nents.
Misses Edna Carr, Gladys Hud-
son, Pauline Godfrey were hostess
IS to very delightful bridge party
It the New Century Club rooms last
Thursday evening. Guests present
rom Selbyville, NIillsboro, Delmar
md our own town numbered sixty
,ix which gave an interesting
,rowd. Prizes were won by Mrs.
Misses Minnie Kreer,
Nary Townsend. Mrs. Ida Davis,
Dr.. j. B. NAPLES.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Townsend,
'Ir. and Mrs. George Elton Walls
lttended a banquet of the Lumber
mems Convention at the Bellevue
Startford on Thursday
Miss Edith Warrington entertain
ID at bridge supper at the home
f Mrs. George Elton Walls on Fri
lay evening number of her
riends.
Miss Margaret Layton entertain
d her bridge club at luncheon on
Wednesday,.
Mrs. George Fl. Short entertained
er bridge club at luncheon ON We'd
esday.
The firemen were called out early