Milford chronicle., 1933-04-07
GEORGETOWN NEWS ITEMS
Letters On Estates

Letters On Estates
Register of Wills Frank l.. JOSEPH
has issued the following letters tn,
past week:
On the estate of Joseph B. Moor,
OF Dagsboro Hundred to Balwin r
Moore and the Millsboro Trus
Company.
On the estate of Lemuel p. Tyr,
OF Baltimore Hundred to Ethel NJ
Mitchell, Lillian r. Cooper and Ma.
mie NJ. Hickman.
On the estate of Jacob T.. WootteT
OF GumbOro Hundred to Elizabetl
Wootten and Isaac F. Wootten.
On the estate of Conner H. Cannon
of Seaford Hundred to Mary Rose
Cannon.
On the estate of Victoria NJ. Ben
nett of Baltimore Hundred TO Rob
ert w. Bennett.
On the estate of Emory b. Brit
tingham of Lewes and Rehoboth
Hundred to Grace r: Brittingham.
Seventy Prisoners
There are now seventy prisoners
stopping with Sheriff Carey at the
county Jail here at the present time.
Alfred f. Archer of Milford, pres
ident of the Sons of Rest, made his
annual visit to this section on Tues
day.
Grand Jurors
Grand jurors drawns March 30,
1888 for the remainder of the year,
1888: Representative District No. l,
Wilson NJ. Vinyard; second, Harry
l.. Cannon; third. Levin w. Culver;
fourth, J. Harold Edie; fifth, Frank
Il. Lynch, Jr.; sixth, John II. Dob
son; seventh, Frank w. Holloway;
eighth, Daniel. w. Steele; ninth,
Walter B. Hilyard; tenth, Daniel C.
Anderson.
Mrs. g. II. wilkins entertained
the Wednesday Night Bridge Club at
her home ON March 20.
Page Croll celebrated his eighth
birthday on Friday by entertaining
q number of his young friends. -
S. Howard Wilkins entertained
her bridge club Wednesday night.
The Women's Home Missionary
Society will hold bake at C. B.
Stevenson's furniture store ON Sat
urday, April g.
The local firemen on Wednesday
morning extinguished a chimney
fire at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
David Thomas Wilson ON North
King street.
Mrs. Lulu Wiley, cOlOred, wife of
John Wiley, of this town is recOv-
ering from an operation for tumor
at a hospital in Philadelphia. She is
expected to be able to return home
soon.
Free Seed
L. L. Layton, director of the
Emergency Relief in this county, an
nOunces that free seed will be fur
nished to all farmers and small
gardeners who are unable to buy
them for themselves. This feature of
the relief is being copied from
methods used by agencies in the
western part of the country with
much success, and will be a boom
to many persons in this county who
on account of the depression are
unable to buy seeds for spring
planting.
Cleaning bitches
The Relief Commission also has |
set aside a sum of money to be used
in cleaning bitches in many sec
tions of the county, and in a short !
time there will be at least 500 men J
doing this work This should be a
big help in lessening the number of
and will also tighten
the burden of expense that the Re-
lief Commission has been under in
orders for food and
other necessities during the past
several weeks. -.
More than 600 women are being
employed in the Is sewing units be-
ing operated by the Commission i'm
this county, and these units are do
ing much in furnishing dresses,
shirts, pajamas and much other
apparel TO a large number
of persons who are in dire need of
of different kinds.
All persons who are in need of
seed for this years planting should
get in touch with the commission at
Dnce, so that no time will be lost in
planting to the end that a large
crop will be grown for next winters
A young artists music club has
1een organized here by and under
he leadership of Mrs. Ralph S. Ba-
ger. 1t will join the Federation of
Music Clubs of America. The club
Members are Misses Selma Holtz,
Marjorie Hudson, Margaret Wyatt,
Dorothy Jones, Margaret Walls,
Josephine NAPLES, Evelyn Morgan,
Iarie Carson and Nora Carson. The
meetings of the club will be held al
ernately at the homes of the men,
Ders. {
The Georgetown Home Demon !
tration Club March meeting was
Ield at the home of Mrs. William j.
It was an exchange meet I
ng of recipes and flower seeds, and |
discussion and demonstration of {
A Pocketbook Aid" from the every [
ay egg. There were nine members I
nd one visitor, a demonstration
gent from Virginia, present. One
ew member was added to the en- q
The next meeting will be '
eld Friday afternoon, April T., at ]
he home of Mrs. Lies Isaacs. The j
lbject will be How to Eliminate {
ne Question Mark from Canning" I
Mrs. Benjamin Ableman has re- I
lrned from a visit to New York. t
VERNON