Milford chronicle., 1933-02-17
SEAFORD

At the coming annual election of
Seaford there will be two council
men and a mayor to select. The
terms of COuncilmen VIM. Fl. Par
sons and Levin w. Culver and Mayor
Howard f. Galloway expiring. Right
at this time several candidates are
being mentioned for each office but
it is expected that by the time that
election days arrives there will be
\ about six left in the field.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert J. Lank, of
\ West Seaford, recently received u
cablegram from their son Herbert
H. Lank, informing them that he had
just been operated on in a Buenos
Ayres, Argentina, hospital for appen-
dicitis and that the operation was
successful. Mr.. Lank is a graduate
of the Seaford High School and the
University of Delaware, and was
one of the university group that
spent year studying in France
since then. Mr.. Lank has been en-
ployed by the DUPONT Company in
this country, France and Argentina.
lie and his family are now making
their home in Argentina.
The Seaford Cotillion Club held
its annual ST. Valentines dance at
the Laurel State Armory, Laurel,
Delaware, this past Monday night.
Ted Brownagle orchestra, of Harris
burg, Pa, furnished the music. Men,
bers from other cotilion throughout
the peninsula attended this affair,
which has been held annually for
the past four years.
Mrs. Clarence G. Allen and son
Jack were visitors in Wilmington This
past Saturday.
S. Il. Thompson, manager and
owner of the Hotel Sussex, was in
Baltimore this past week, having
been sent there for rheumatic treat
ment.
]. Halbert Robinson and J. Emory
Wiley were visitors in Philadelphia
and Wilmington this past week.
DR.. Annie C. Shipley, who has been
seriously ill at her home on Pine
street, was carried to the Kent Hos
pital at Dover this past week and 1t
is thought that her condition is very
serious.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Corkran, of
Millburn, N. j., who were guest here
of the formers parents the first part
Of this past week left Wednesday for
theih home at Rehoboth Beach, be-
fore rturning to Millburn, N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jams b. Robinson,
Conwell street, have as their guest
their daughter, Mrs. J. Morris Perry
and daughter, Nancy, of Philadel-
phia.
The Seaford Volunteer Fire De-
partment held its annual banquet |
and Ladies' Night at the st. Luke's |
Parish House this past Monday |
night. 1t was the largest attended |
banquet ever given by the firemen.
The Rev George j. Hooker, pastor |
of the Mt. 0livet M. P. Church, in
voked the blessing and was follow
ed by an address of welcome by the
Malcolm C. Orr.
President James X, Phillips acted as
and Mrs. Karl P. Thomp-
son responded.
President Phillips gave brief his
tory of the fire department and pfe-
sented Past Chief Joseph II. Cox, Z
Isadore Stephany, and Lee Marvel n
with gold Hamilton watches for hav-
ing served twenty-five years of active
service with the department
Mayor Howard Galloway Grad a
resolution adopted by the council
Chief Rodney w: Gordy
upon his heroism he displayed in
saving the lives of two young boys
IN December 23rd.
Thomas E. Baker. assistant chief,
If Dover, gave a short talk on edu-
;ating the citizens on fire preven-
ion.
The entertainment committee had
ecure the service of the actresses
'laying at the Arcade Theatre, Sal
sbury, and the local orchestra
which provided the music both for
he supper and for the supper and
or the dance which followed the J