Milford chronicle., 1933-04-14

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tlan Endeavor Convention will b,
held in Georgetown Methodist Pro
25.
Howard Abbott who is connected
with the Georgetown Lumber Com
pany will move here with his wifi.
ana child from Harbeson and oc.
cupy the Horace l.. Carmean pron,
erty.
The many friends of DR.. and Mrs
Omar g.. Jones and Rev. and Mrs
IL. M. Ralph are much gratified al
their return to Georgetown by the
Wilmington NJ. L. Conference for
another year. The former is pastor
of Wesley Church while Mr.. Ralph
has charge of the Georgetown Cir
cult.
Martin l.. Marvel, clerk at Easton,
Md, on the Del-Mar-Va Division of
the Pennsylvania Railroad, has been
retired and placed on the company's
honor roll, after a service of forty
seven years and ono month. Mr.
Marvel formerly resided in George
town. He is the son of the late Hir-
man NJ. and Eliza A. Marvel. and is
a brother Of Mrs. Susie Sherman of
Railroad avenue.
Mayor John c. Abbott who has
been confined to his home on Albmy
avenue is rapidly recovering and
expects to be out in a short time.
The Girls Friendly Society Of ST.
Pauls Church gave 4 covered dish
supper in honor of the Rev. T. Bran
in the parish house last week.
Percy V. Culver, manager of the
Georgetown American Store, had an
experience on Sunday morning,
April 2. While nearing Dover in
company with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. C. w. Culver, who were taking
him home with them to spend Sun
day. An attempt was made by an
armed negro TO hold them up. For
tunately the father stepped on the
gas and they speeded away. Report
ing the case TO the Dover Highway
Police, one of the officers accom-
panied by Percy went back and ar
rested the negro. About this time
the train wreck occurred at WyOm-
ing and they were among the first
Dn the scene and assisted in rcscu-
ing injured passengers.
Mrs. Eveleah Carey has been con
fined to her home by Illness for sew
aral days.
Mrs. Alfred r. Parker has re-
turned fro ma visit to Philadelphia |
and Atlantic City.
Elwood Cooper of New York is
spending the week with his mother,
Mrs. Elizabeth Cooper.
Mrs. George Fl. Blizzard of Will
ningtOn is visiting friends and rela-
ives in Georgetown and vicinity
Mrs. Edna Cbipman and daughter,
Mrs. Wilson, spent a part of last
week in Washington, ID. C.
Mrs. r. Lee MegOwen and son
Bobby of Kenilworth, ILL.,. have been
listing her father, Jacob Shane.
Misses Marian Ableman and Alice
Pepper were home from the Uni
-ersity of Delaware for the past
Weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Gray of Marcus
look, Pa, spent Sunday here with
lis parents, Mr.sand Mrs. Willard S.
Tray.
|. G. Bailey of Richardson Park,
las been spending a few days here
With his brother, William II. Bailey.
Caleb NJ. Wright has been home
rom Yale Law School with his par
nts, Mr.. and Mrs. ElwOod Wright
or few days.
Mrs. Katie Williams has returned
rom Norfolk, Va, where she spent
he winter with her daughter, Mrs.
scar d. Woodbridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Ray and
Irs. f. ]. Whitney are spending "a
ew days with Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Rey-
olds. They are on their way from
Iiami, Fla, to their home in Liv-
lgstOnville, N. Y.
Register of Wills Frank l.. Joseph
as issued the following letters the
asst week:
On the estate of Ida NJ. Harper OF
altimOre Hundred to George G.
arper.
On the estate of George +. Hick-
an of Baltimore Hundred to Lizzie
Hickman.
On the estate of Archie o. Scott of
ldian River Hundred to Emma B.
,Ott.
On the estate of Josephine ellis
Little Creek Hundred to Katie W.
oyer.
On the estate of Greensbury w.
orris, of Little Creek Hundred to
rncst J. Evans.
On The estate of Annie w. Phil
rs of Little Greek Hundred to
I'm II. Nelson.