Milford chronicle., 1933-08-18
GEORGETOWN NEWS ITEMS

WAAihiHSlOH. " OH MOuudy snlSnI Iley
were given shower by Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas L. Payne at 140S Jackson
street, Wilmington. Mrs. Payne who
was Miss Mary Calhoun, daughter of
Mrs. Hattie Calhoun of Georgetown
was classmate of Mrs. Crew, both
in Georgetown High School and the
Delaware Hospital Training School
for Nurses.
Walter S. Johnson is suffering
from an infection of the left foot at
his home on South Railroad Ave.
Mrs. Sallie West Jefferson, aged "A
years, died at Redden, Tuesday, Aug.
Sth, after a lingering illness. Flu
neral services will be held this af-
ternoon at Hebron NJ. P. Church.
Mrs. Jefferson was mother of Mrs.
Joshua Galloway, North Race street.
At a meeting of the State Game
and Fish Commission, State Senator
G.. Clifton Maull of Lewes was elect
ed secretary, succeeding John 5.
Isaacs who resigned several weeks
ago when he was appointed receiver
of taxes for Sussex county. 1t was
expected that some change would be
made in the game wardens but no
action was taken.
This section was never better sup
piled with all kinds of home grown
fruits and vegetables than it is now,
our markets are full of the very
finest quality and retailing for fair
prices.
Former Secretary of State Laws
Cahall of Georgetown, Wednesday
observed his 74th birthday anniver-
sary. Mr.. Cahall is one of the most
widely known lawyers and bankers
in lower Delaware, and for many
years took an active part in Repub-
lican county and state politics.
Mrs. Harold Hatfield entertained a
of her Harrington friends at
a bridge luncheon on Tuesday, Aug.
8. Mrs. Reynolds Wilson won first
prize and Mrs. Alan Parsons sec
ond.
Mrs. I. D. Short, End, entertained
at luncheon last week in honor of
Mrs. John Kelley of Philadelphia,
and Mrs. Howard Ennis of Stockley.
Mrs. X. E. Tunnel and sons,
Albury X. and John S. Tunnel of
Elkins Park, Pa, were guests of
Mrs. Mary Lee Tunnel the past
Aug. 9th to visit relatives in Roches-
Aug. 9th to visit relatives in Rohces-
.er, N. Y, and TicondeIoga, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard c. Stewart
have discontinued their stay at Re-
hoboth, and are again occupying
heir home on East Laurel street,
his town.
Miss Anna May Swain, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry T. Swain of this
town is expected to enter Delaware
College during the month of Sep
.ember.>
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Hulsizer were
.reated last week at the Wilmington |
General Hospital for decorations and |
bruises received when a rear tire
1f their car blew out on the State /
Highway about six miles south of
Mrs. Augusta V. Gateson and
Mrs. Lucella Gateson
Banker, of New York City, were
quests at the Blackstone home the
last weekend.
Mrs. A. B. Robinson and grand
Miss Ann Wilson and Mr..
md Mrs. J.. Dorman Robinson of
N. Y, rented cottage on
eehoboth Bay and will occupy it for
he first two weeks of September.
Miss Betty MARITIME has returned
ome from Newark, Del, and Miss
Iargaret Slaughter of Smyrna is her
-eek-end guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Vanartsdalen
f Newtown, Pa, are spending the
eek with Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
udler at their home, The Bend of
lie road.
Miss Sarah Marvel will have as
er weekend guests Miss Frances
efferies and Miss Ruth Wood of
Miss Virginia Pepper is at Camp
tonka on the Indian River for two
eeks.
Mrs. Harold Hatfield has gone to
arlington to spend few days with
er sister, Mrs. Allen Parsons.
Mrs. ]. Thomas Robinson left yes
rday for a ten days trip too Mas
lehusetts. She will be the week.
Id guest of Mrs. B. F.. Proud at
sw Bedford over the weekend.
onday she left for Swampscott
here she. will be the guest of Miss
Isle Wright at the New Ocean
ouse for a week.
Miss Mable Moore, daughter of
rs. Horace Rogers, who has been
ok for the past four weeks with ty-
loid fever is slightly improved at
is writing. ..-t. ~. ..-...
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Brumbley of
lrth Race street have been, enter
ming Mrs. Brumbley's grand
other, Mrs. Kate Bennett of Frank
rd,. and her great aunt, Mrs.
artha Langley of Denbigh, Va.
Miss Annie Rust is confined to her
me with neuralgia.
Wright Coleman and children of :
chardson Park are spending some
ne g., with Mr.. and Mrs. John R. =
haley.
Mrs. Elva Connor of Wilmington
s accepted a position at the Del
ware Colony. Mrs. -Connor is al
'ter of Mrs. Frank Cooper.
The flag pole. on the Court House
rner was taken down and painted
Wednesday, last week, 4...