Milford chronicle., 1933-11-10
GEORGETOWN
Letters On Esfafes

has the past week issued the follow
ing letters:
On tn: estate of Henry C. F, Moor,
of Cedar Greek hundred to DOLLS B
Moore.
On the estate of Eliza A. Carey o
Broadkiln hundred to James
Carey.
On the estate of Kingsbury
Swain of Georgetown hundred t.
Mary Jane Swain.
On the estate of Hattie C. Spicel
of Lewes and Rehoboth hundred t.
Lizzie A. Salmons.
On the estate of Jacob w. B. Nc
Neal of Dagsboro hundred to Mary
L. McNeal.
On the estate of Derrick B. Haz'
zard of Dagsboro hundred to John
G. Hazard.
as County BOarders
There are rs prisoners with Sheriff
Carey at the county Jail at the pres
ent time.
Old Men On Fishing Trip
There will be no more Skates
to bother anyone at the Point of the
Capes, for two old boys, Art Hart
age 81 years, and Walter Johnson
age SO years, in the party of ]. T.
Reynolds were carried to the Point
of the Capes with the C. d. truck,
caught 'em all. Anyone wishing to
fish at the place need not catch any
thing except good fish; with all the
skates" they also caught some good
fish, trout and kingfish. 1t was Mr..
Hart's first trip to the Point of the
Capes in so years. Both are prOmi-
nent men in Georgetown.
Miss Kathleen Lee entertained
the Bi-mOnthly Bridge Club at her
home Saturday.
Gets Chest OF Silver
The operators of the Georgetown
telephone office gave surprise
party last Tuesday for Miss Gladys
Hudson, who was married to Cliff
ford Russell of Georgetown, and
presented her with a chest of silver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell will occupy the
home of Mrs. Clara Short on Race
street.
The ladies of the Eastern Star held
a covered dish supper for their
members, each member bringing a
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their hall. Plenty of good dishes
formed the menu. A pleasant pro-
gram followed and good time was
enjoyed.
Got Valuable Prizes
Last week Mr.. Hopkins of the Le-
Grande Stores was interviewed about
Just what was going to happen at
the opening of Markers LeGrande
Food Store. His answer was, we
are going to give away food, fun and
music, and if the people don't come
and get them it isn't our fault, as
there will be hundreds of prizes
given away; and that is just exactly
what happened. Hundreds of people
in Georgetown and vicinity received
many prizes. He also stated that at
other openings they have had as
high as 1900 people present. The
decorators have been working on
this store since Tuesday putting in
a brand of new stock of merchandise
making it a most attractive store.
Another son arrived at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Rogers
early Sunday morning, Oct. Goth.
George E. Walls and family moved
this week to the Dorman property |
on the Public Square. The property |
vacated by them on Laurel street |
will be Highway Officer and Mrs.
Horace Hickman's home.
Professor Robert w. Thorough
good instructor of engineering at the |
University of Delaware, is quite i'll
at his home in Newark, Del. He is
the father of Miss Jeanette Thoro-
ughgood, a teacher in the George
town High School.
Mrs. Laura ]. Downes of George
town, wife of Horace l.. Downs, un-
derwent serious operation last Fri
day in the Jefferson Hospital, Phila-
At this time her condition
is improved.
About seventy persons from
Georgetown were among the number
of people from most all sections of
this county who attended the an
nual supper of the Ladies' Aid So
riety of the Bethany nj. e. Church
Of Lewes Cross Roads last Friday
and Saturday nights. These suppers
have become quite famous and are
looked forward to with much plea
sure.
James b. Calhoun of this town
lad a fine yield of red skin potatoes
rom a small patch he dug Monday.
His crop turned out 107 well filled
q baskets.
Attorney /. d. Short has rented
he first floor rooms of w. S. Lacey's
'esidence ON South Race street,
which will be fitted up for use as
aw offices.
Extensive alterations are being
made to Harley ]. Conaway and Sons
arge store building, corner West
nd Market streets and the Public
square. 1t is understood the portion
acing the Public Square will be
sed as a gasoline and oil station by
he Sinclair Oil Co., and that on
Vest Market street will continue to
e Conaway's hardware store.
Mrs. w. L. McIlvaine is seriously
i at her home on East Market
treet.
Miss Alice Lynch has returned
rom a visit of several weeks in
orth Carolina.
Seven weeks to Christmas.
Three weeks to Thanksgiving.