Milford chronicle., 1933-09-29
GEORGETOWN NEWS ITEMS

Food Store member.
The Dorman property on the north
corner of the Square, now owned by
the Farmers Bank, has been leased
by George E. Walls, who with his
family will occupy it after some
needed improvements have been
made. Mr.. Walls is a member OF
the Georgetown Lumber Co.
The annual Grange supper will
be held in Grange Hall, North Race
street, Thursday, October 18th.
A new roof has been placed on
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Hamblen on South Bedford street.
Open a Street
The Town Council ofNGeorgetown
has authorized the extension of
West Pine street from the old Meth
odist cemetery to the lot of the
Georgetown Special School District,
through lands of John T. Wagamon
heirs, who are Mr.. Joseph B. Paples,
Joseph H. Littleton and James P.
Dukes.
Odd Fellows Active
At the regular meeting of the
Union Lodge No. 8, l. o. o. F., Mon
day evening the following members
were initiated: Thaddeus Warning
ton, Harold Wilson, Erwin Seymour,
William Kusterer, Joseph D. Thomas,
Harry Pusey, s. Dale Bryan, Ralph
S. Baker, and Oscar l.. Gray. These
new members accompanied by most.
of the old members of the lodge will
crn fn
receive their first and second de-
grees. The Georgetown Odd Eel
lows will also take part in parade
there. Monday evening there will
be the annual election of new Of
ficers.
John Wiley, one of the best known
colored men of Georgetown was car
ried to the Jefferson Hospital for
treatment this week.
Announcement of the marriage of
Elwood Cooper, Newark, N. j., for
merly of Georgetown, Del, and son
Of Mrs. Elizabeth Cooper living here,
to Miss Mildred McNesson of Ridge
way, N. j., was made last week. The
took place last March. Mr..
and Mrs. Cooper are living in Jersey
City, N. j. He is employed in the
Equitable Trust Company in New
York.
Mrs. Alice Penuel is ON the sick
list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Burton left
asst week for a two weeks visit to
he Worlds Fair at Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin NAPLES
of this town, now of Mil
lord, will leave this weekend for
trip to the Century of Progress
It Chicago.
Miss Ida Belle Farrow returned |
% Philadelphia on Monday, where
ihe is a student nurse in the Meth
)dist Hospital.
Miss Sarah Marvel leaves this
weekend for Philadelphia to enter
he Nurses Training School at the
chestnut Hill Hospital.
Houston Wilson who has been
eading law in the office of Deputy
General Robert G. Hous-
on here, has left for Yale Univer-
ity, where he will be a member of
he senior class in the Yale Law
school. ~
Miss Emma v. Swain, graduate
urse of the Methodist Episcopal
in Philadelphia, and daugh-
er of Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Swain
as a position with the State We'll
are Home at Smyrna.
James Tunnel left here Tuesday
)r New York, en- route to England,
here he is a student at Exter Col
sge. On the same day his brother,
.obert, returned to his studies at
rinceton University.
Miss Marianne Gateson who has
cen spending the summer with her
left Thursday for her
ONE in Philadelphia. Miss Gate
On will be a senior this year at
ryn Mawr College.
DIR. Roland G. Paynter, president
! the Farmers Bank of the State
Delaware, Georgetown, is suffer-
Ig from a break of the left arm,
stween the elbow and shoulder, as [
result of slipping and falling in {