Milford chronicle., 1933-11-17
Letters On Estates

On theNestate of William F. Vessals
Of Indian River hundred to Clarenc,
w. Vessals..' ~
On the estate of C. Byrd Waller o.
Seaford hundred to Dollie Waller.
On the estate of Willard S. Lynch
OF Dagsboro hundred to Atwood o
Lynch. 49, --. -
On the estate of Lydia P. Holt OF
Little Sreek hundred to George T.
Holt.
On the estate of Frank D. Satter-
field of North West Fork hundred
to Samuel p. Satterfield. ~.
On the estate of Isaac Thomas
Simpson of Cedar Greek hundred TO
the Milford Trust Company.
Clerk of the Peace Frank w. Law
son has the past week issued the fol-
lowing marriage licenses: 10 Will
liam A. Lawson and Sarah 4. Pot
ter, both Of Milton, Del. To Joseph
]. Brown and Ruth T. Jones, both
of Milton, Del.
r There are "a prisoners under care
Of Sheriff Carey in the county jail
at the present time. ~.
Through her attorney, Howard ].
Cooke, Flossie M. Clark, of Mil
ford, has been granted a divorce in
Superior Court from her husband,
Clyde ]. Clark of Lincoln, Delaware.
Growers are done harvesting their
late potato crop, which has averaged
better than at first was expected.
Mrs. w. L. McIlvaine is very i'll at
her home ON East Market street.
Mr
Edna Barr spent the weekend at
Glendolen, Pa, and Mrs. Florence
Barr who has been away for a
couple of weeks returned home with
them. r.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Wesley
M. E. Church elected the following
officers for the coming year: Presi-
dent, Mrs. John A. Jones; first vice.
president, Mrs. w. A. Faucet; sec
ond vice-president, Mrs. Oscar
Thomas; secretary, Mrs. George
Minner; financial secretary, Miss Ida
Davis; treasurer, Mrs. Fannie
Boyer; assistant treasurer, Mrs. Ida
Davis, -, ,,.'' ..e.. ~ -.
Sunday School class No. of the
P. Church will hold. a bake, r.
front of C. .:R. Stevenson's store Sat
urday, November 18th, beginning at
10 a.. m. There will. be everything
usually sold at a bake. g."
|: The. Auxiliary is planning to make
their, next meeting an open meet
ing. At this, time the mothers, sis
ters, wives and daughters. Of the
DICTIONARIES will be solicited. to att
tend. This meeting will be held at
the home of, the welfare chairman,
Mrs, George E. Walls Monday eve \
ming, December 4th, 1884,. -
q. The dwelling house on the farm of
Oscar u. Pepper, one mile south of
Georgetown has been newly, painted
aud is occupied by Mrs. Carrie Rog-
ers: ;.... '' -
s J..Js Apatow, secretary of the Re-
search Institute for the Promotion
Of Talking Picture Films in Educa-
ton. of New York City, has asked
Professor Albert Early about the
feasibility of taking picture films
ih adult education. He has also been
asked to give his opinion ON the sub
jAct to the Carnegie Corporation of
New York City. ' "
Short of Wild Geese.
Tom ,Purnell had the thrill of his
life last Saturday when he and Will
ter Townsend, hunting at the Seal
Island cunning grounds near Fen
wick Island decoyed flock of 23
wild geese. We are reliably in
formed that Tom had to swallow
hard to keep his heart down until
after the shooting was over and the
dead numbering seven, were re-
trieved. }~
Prof. Albert Early was a speaker
last Friday night at the Selbyville
Rotary Club. His subject was
Adult Education" s.
Mrs. F. A. Micheli and children
have moved to Wilmington, Del,
where Mr.. Micheli is now engaged
in the bakery business.
The Providence M. P. Church Aux
Hilary met this Friday evening at
the home of Mrs. James Baker.
Miss Olive Carey daughter of
Sheriff Carey and Mrs. Martin o.
Carey, underwent an operation in
the Beebe Hospital last Tuesday.
The Auxiliary of the Georgetown
Church will hold a
bake at the home of Miss Edith Jones
on Saturday, Nov. 18th, beginning at
10 a. m.
6 While on their way to Wilmington
last. Sunday morning Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles S. Calhoun's automobile
caught fire five miles north of Smyr-
ma; fortunately they were able to
leave the car in time to prevent seri-
otfs trouble. -.
I Mrs. Margaret Anna MCGEE, aged
IL. years, wife Of Leroy McGee of
near Sand Hill, died in the Chester
Pa Hospital. She was operated up
on for a tumor. Mrs. MCGEE was the
laughter of the late Elihu M. Lynch
and is survived by d; two brothers,
Harry Lynch of Georgetown, and
Walter Lynch of Harrington.
Bring The Children
Two kind hearted public spirited
Mrs. Howard Cooke and Mrs.
Tehu Hudson will take care of small
children for mothers who attend
Georgetown Home and School Asso-
,iation; bring your hcildren and
hey will be entertained in one OF
he class rooms. This is very COM
liendable service. Heretofore doubt
ess many mothers of small chill
Iren could not attend the Home and
school Association because there
vas no one to care for the children.
This objection has been removed by
he kindness of Mrs. Cooke and Mrs.
hudson. The National Education
las lent to Albert Early their only
opy of poster showing the per-
ont. nuhltc schooJs cost is of total