Milford chronicle., 1933-04-21
GEORGETOWN NEWS ITEMS

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A new roof and other repairs are
being made to the residence of Mrs
). j. Danish on South Bedford
street.
Mirchell Hall, we'll known auc-
tioneer of Dagsboro, is recovering
from injuries he recently received
when caught beneath a falling tree.
Bobby, young son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar l.. Thomas, had his tonsils
removed at the Mary Drexel Hospi-
tai on Monday. His mother remained
there with him.
Miss Alma. daughter of Rev. and
Mrs. John T. Bailey, now of POGO
moke City, Md. has been named
chief clerk in the Office of County
Comptroller Oscar w. Allen, sue
ceeding Mrs. Roberta A. Brasure
who has neld the position since 1917.
For several years Miss Bailey has
been employed as an extra clerk in
the different Offices of the court
house.
The principal of school in New
York State has expressed a desire to
spend few days visiting the
schools in the southeastern section
of Sussex county. The rural division
of the New York State Department
of Public Instruction recommended
the schools in this section worthy of
observation. What we are doing has
attracted the attention of the school
people as far away as New York
State.
Habrich Hill, aged about SIS years,
son of the late r. Hill, of CoOlspring
died suddenly Monday morning of
heart trouble at RehOboth, where he
was State Highway bridgetender.
He was the father of Mrs. Freeman
Johnson, of this town.
Acting District Deputy Grand
Master Lawrence Outten of the
Grand Lodge OF Delaware Independ-
ent Order of Odd Fellows, accom-
panied by his staff visited Union
Lodge No. 3, this town Monday night
and installed officers for the ensu-
ing term who were as follows:
Past Grand, ]. COrdrey McGee;
noble grand. Thomas r. Purnell;
vice grand. ]. Francis Richardson;
warden, Howard w. King; chap
lain, Walter P. Townsend; right |
of N. G., William T. |
Hobbs; conductor Virden Macklin;
right supporter of V. c., Harvey 8.
Wilson; left supporter of V. G.,
Floyd Short; right senior supporter |
of V. c., John w. King; left senior
of V. G., Zack West; in
eide guardian, Ola A. Parker; out
side guardian, Amos Cooper. The
Grand Officers were welcomed by |
r. Hobbs.
Mrs. George Barr entertained her
bridge club OH Thursday evening.
Mrs. Mary Clark is i'll at her
home on South Race street.
Miss Nellie Hughes spent the
weekend at her home in FELTON,.
Miss Catherine Schmitt of River
view. N. j., is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Anna Short.
e. H. Matthews and two sons of
N. c., visited relatives
lere this week.
Miss Maggie Wilson was in Der
in, Md, ON Thursday where she ad-
lressed the Ladies' Club.
Dickie HOlsCn, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. Warren HOlsOn, has been ill
It his home ON Race street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Martin
md son of Cape Charles, Va. are
yisiting Mrs. Fred Blackstone.
Miss Mildred Mock and Miss
lara Sammons spent the weekend
IL Marcus Hook, Pa, and Philadel-
,hia.
Congressman Wilbur l.. Adams of
d. c., spent the week.
md with his mother, Mrs. Lavinia
adams here.
Mrs. Anna Blackstone is planning
o leave Sunday to spend some time
With her daughter, Mrs. d. Wilmont
iateson of Philadelphia.
Georgetown friends of Mrs. Lena
'ammany who formerly lived here
Yill be sorry to hear that she is
cry i'll in the Delaware Hospital in
Mrs. w. l.. McIlvaine is confined
D her home by illness.
Rev. Martin ]. Bran was in New
Ork part of the week.
Mrs. Ebe II. Rust has returned
'om a visit to Wilmington.
Edward S. Pettyjohn of Rehoboth
as among friends here on Monday.
Mrs. James Devin has been spen-
ing several days in Philadelphia
nd Atlantic City.
Mrs. Annie Wilson. Miss Helen
Doth and Louis Wilkins spent
lnday at Snow Hill, Md.
Mrs. Alice Penuel and Miss Laura
aull have been spending a few
lys in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Laura Purnell and son Rob
t have been home from Lancaster,
A., for a few days.
w. Linden Rawlins of Bellevue
A., has been visiting his father, W.
D.. Rawlins.
Mrs. Hanna Prettyman of Runne-
EIDE, N. j., has been spending a
W days with her niece, Mrs. JOS
IN w. Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cove S. Nelson of
N. j., have been spend
g a few days at the home of the
rmer's brother, George A. Nelson
East Market street.
Mrs. George S. Lacore and chill
en-, George and Jane, of Philadel-
ia have been spending the week
tn her father, Daniel Hurley. Mr..
core was here for the past week
d.
Miss Florence Spicer and Norman
'ain, of near Georgetown, were
Irried Sunday evening, April 16,
the M T. Circnit nnrsOnage. the