Milford chronicle., 1932-12-16
GEORGETOWN NEWS ITEMS
Marriage License Issued

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town.
Letters On Estates
Register of Wills Frank L. Joseph
has the past week issued the follow
ing letters:
On the estate of Jacob B. Hollo-
way of Baltimore hundred to Laura
H. Long.
On the estate of James H. Tyre of
"a Little Creek Hundred to William J.
# Mustard.
On the estate of Mary P. Tyre OF
Little Creek Hundred to William J.
Mustard.
On the estate of John E. Pritchett
of Lewes and Rehoboth Hundreds to
the Sussex Trust Company OF
6 Lewes.
On the estate of George f. Welch
of Lewes and Rehoboth Hundred to
the SUSSEX Trust Company of
Lewes.
On the estate of Adaline Somers
y of Lewes and RehObOth Hundred to
the Sussex Trust Company of
I4ewes.
On the estate of Howard T. Webb
of Cedar Creek Hundred to Anna 7.
Webb.
On the estate of Laurinda V. Lowe
of Little Greek Hundred to Lafayette
6 Lowe.
On the estate of Matilda F. Sudler
4 of Georgetown Hundred to Edward
c. Sudler.
On the estate of Alfred B. DOno-
E van of Cedar Greek Hundred to
8 John w. Donovan, Wallace w. JEFF
s. ferson and Mary e. Donovan.
On the estate of Ralph Leon Tue
q ker of Lewes and RehobOth Hun
& dred to Agnes Gregg Tucker.
On the estate of Emma c. Lynch
s of Baltimore Hundred to G. Cleye-
81 land Collins.
On the estate Of John II. Wood OF
4 Broadkiln Hundred TO Lloyd Hood
and Howard Hood.
SiXty-three Prisoners
There are siXiy-three prisoners
boarding with Sheriff Brittingham
at the county Jail here ut the pres
3 ent time.
Dramatic Recital
A dramatic recital in costume by
Mrs. Sallie Sharp Messr:k OF the
Lone Elm Studia was given Thurs
day evening, December IS, in the
Grange Hall.
Two Hogs Weigcd S19 Pounds
John L. Wilson, retired railroad
man, living here, butchered two
hogs last week which tipped the
beam at 434 and 37S pounds, respec-
lively.
Georgetown BenegOlent Society
The Georgetown Benevolent Soci-
ETY. met at the home of Mrs. William
Mustard on Monday evening. Many
requests for food AMI clothing have
been sent to the organization.
Bridge Clubs
Miss Edna Barr entertained the
Thursday Night Bridge Club. MISS
Gladys Hudson won first prizeeand
Mrs. James Devin second.
Mrs. Oscar Gray entertained her
bridge club on Monday night. Mrs
David Pepper won first prize; Miss
Katherine Phillips, second, and Mrs.
Norman Purnell the consolation.
The Tuesday Evening Bridge CLUB
whose members are Mrs. Mary Lee
Robinson, Mrs. Pearl Jones, Mrs.
Bessie Hudson and Mrs. William
Mustard, held its first meeting last
week at the home of Mrs. Robinson.
Red Cross Sewing
Rev. Martin Bran, rector Of ST.
PauPs Protestant Episcopal Church,
has offered the use of the parish
house to the women of Georgetown
so that they might have headquar-
ters to do sewing for the Red Cross.
Five hundred yards of material has
been sent to be made into garments
for children. Volunteers are asked
TO do sewing each Tuesday after
noon from to 5 o'clock.
Those who can lend sewing ma
chimes are requested to call Mrs.
Harold Hatfield The first meeting
was held last week with sixteen vol
unteers present. The three machin-
es which are all the committee has
so far were kept in constant use.
Many articles were made but with
so many calls for help the commit
tee needs more workers and more !
machines. The ready-made gar
ments will be distributed at a later ;
date.
Deaths
Virginia Lee, aged three months, ]
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry JOS {
eph, died Sunday morning at their J
home on KINNEY street. Services ]
were held Monday afternoon at the q
home. Rev. Omar f. Jones officiat- !
ing and interment made in Union
cemetery. t
Ada Somers, colored, widow of n
George Somers and for many years C
a resident of this town, died last c
in Lewes at the age of S4 t
years. t
Basketball Team Organized \
A basketball team representing C
Georgetown has again been formed G
TO carry on the name of the "COun-
ty Seatecs." The team is composed h
of the same men who successfully
represented the town during the h
season a year ago. Coached and
by the well known star, s
walt" Hoyt, the team has quickly
rounded into shape and has been it
successful in the two games in
which it has thus far engaged. A a,
hard, but fine schedule has already
been arranged for the month of De- il
cember, with many games set to be
played in Georgetown. OF these, W
.hree are with crack Wilmington
.aap, nafianpa w now leading ! nj