Milford chronicle., 1933-09-22

throwing ner with much 1Orce
against the side of an automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lamachia are
occupying Mrs. Ida Coy's residence
at StockleVille, Del. Mr.. Lamachis
is industrial arts teacher at the
Georgetown High School.
e. Dallas Kitchens in charge of
SOCIAL studies at the school and his
bride are occupying Miss Maggie
Wilson's home ON North Bedford
street.
The ladies of st. Paul P. E.
Church will hold bake at Black
stones store ON Market street on
September 23rd.
John R. Kitchens and family, Will
liam Kitchens and family, Mrs.
George Minner and family and Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Barr occupied a
cottage at Rehoboth a part of the
week.
Last Friday a large number of
young people drove here from Do
yer and made raid on Mr.. and Mrs.
Cecil V. Culver at their home on
East Market street, it being Mr..
Culver's 21st birthday anniversary.
Cecil said his birthday cake was as
big as a cheese.
Died Suddenly
Anne McIlvajne, aged l year, 2
months and 81 days, daughter of c.
Linden and Helen A. McIlvaine died
suddenly Sept. 18th, at their home
on Chestnut street. Funeral SER
vices were held at the home. John
Humphrey and Omar E. Jones Of
ficiating, and interment made in
Union cemetery.
DR.. John H. Hammond's drug
store is being painted.
Julien e. Townsend and family on
Monday returned from Rehoboth
where they spent the summer at
their cottage.
Last Sunday 25 teachers of the
Georgetown school attended the
morning services at Wesley M. Z.
Church where special sermon was
preached to them by the pastor, DR..
Omar e. Jones.
Miss Emma v. Swain of George
town, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George E. Swain, and a recent grad
uate of the Methodist Hospital,
Philadelphia, will be one of the
nurses in the State Welfare Home
at Smyrna.
Among those attending the con-
Vention at Henlopen Hotel Saturday
were, Mrs. George Walls, Mrs. Ralph
Carey, Mrs. Charles Calhoun and
Miss Lila Carey.
Ready TO Make Loans
The Sussex county branch Of the
Home Owners Loan Corporation is
now ready to receive applications
for loans under the Home Owners
Loan Act passed by the last Con-
gress. Myer Ableman local attorney
has been named district manager
and counsel. His Office is located on
Market street, Georgetown, Del. The
office will be the headquarters of the
Home Owners Loan Corp, in Sus-
sex county.
The Home Owners Act of 1888,
was enacted by the special session
Of Congress held last spring. The
purpose of the act is to furnish re-
lief to distressed owners of homes.
Those eligible to receive loans under
the act must actually occupy their
home or such homes must be their
homestead and designed for not
more than four families. In add1-
ion such applicant must be in dan
ger of losing his home either
failure to pay taxes or to
zeep up obligations against the
nome. It is to be borne in mind by
he public that the Home Owners
Loan Act of 1888 was not designed |
o enable one to exchange his pres
mt obligation for another obligation
)earing lower rate of interest un-
Ter more lenient terms of payment. |
rhe act was passed to aid those who |
" reason of the loss of employment |
,r failure in business, have come to |
! point where they find it impos-
ible to keep up the present pay
nents of the home. Applicants will
lot be received by the local Home
)wners' Loan Corp. office for loans
N farms. Another Office will receive
pplicants for farmloans. However
be fact that home is located on
few acres of land will not make its
wner ineligible for aid under the
ct. The plan. of securing loan
nder the Act of 1922 is tied up with
he Home Owners Loan Act of 1888,
lone Owners Loan Corp. 18 year |
per cent bonds, the provisions of
yhich are explained in another part
this paper next week. Anyone de-
iring information concerning the
rocedure in applying for loan
ill please see Mr.. Ableman at his
flee in Georgetown.
Mrs. Oscar S. Wilson has been ON
be sick list for several days.
Mrs. Emma H. Hammond has been
pending a few days in Stockton,
i'd.
Mrs. Fred Blackstone and Mr.. and
Irs. Lee Lyer spent a part of the
eek in Cumberland, Md.
Miss Willie Pepper of Laurel, Del,
as a visitor Thursday at the home
her niece, Mrs. Thomas H. Fooks.
David r. Short of Wilmington,
as visitor at the home of Fred L.
cGee the first of the week.
Mrs. Nancy Hayman of Harring-
IN, has been spending a few days
ith relatives and friends here.
Miss Anna Marvel who has been
sitting her sister, Mrs. T. r. Will
IN, near Milton, has returned home.
Mrs. Fred c. Watson of Hague,
a., is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
ida Mae Barr on East Market
rect.
Mrs. George life and daughter