Milford chronicle., 1933-02-03
GEORGETOWN NEWS ITEMS

II. M. Ralph, died Sunday afternoon
in the Milford Emergency Hospital,
a few hours after birth. Interment
Tuesday in the Laurel Hill Cemetery
at Laurel.
Mrs. Mary e. Pepper, one of
Georgetown's Oldest residents, died
last Friday at the home of her SOM
Thomas B. Pepper, at the age of SS
years. She was the widow of ThOs.
Pepper. Funeral services were held
Sunday afternoon, Rev. Mr.. Mumph
reys, pastor of the Presbyterian
Church, officiating, and interment
made in the Pepper cemetery on
North KINNEY street.
Faith M. p. Church Sunday school
has elected officers for the ensuing
year as follows: Charles l.. Num-
ford, supt.; James Jester, assist.
supt.; Miss Ethel Willy. secretary
and treaurer; Mrs. Ruby Haddon,
teacher adult Bible class, assisted
by pastor, Virgil V. LittletOn; Mrs.
Linda M. Mumford, teacher Junior
class; Miss Marian Tyndall, teacher
Primary class; Mrs. Agnes Short,
Organist; Mrs. Linda M. Mumford,
assist. organist.
G. c. Gibbons, who has been quite
sick, is able to be out again.
A large maple tree was blown over
at the west corner of GeOrgetOwn's
new post office during Wednesday
nights storm of last week.
l.. ID. Kirby and family moved
from Laurel, Del, to the Daniel T.
Kitchens farm on the Georgetown
Milton road, about four miles from
this town.
On February 1st, II. d. Route No.
6, going out of Georgetown, of which
Byron Pepper was the carrier. was
and the territory
which il embraced is added to Nos.
/. 9 and 5, of which w. d. Brasure,
w. M. p. Stemples, and Everett Com
away are the carriers, respectively.
Last Friday evening the officers
of the Grand Chapter of Delaware,
Order of the Eastern Star, paid |
Georgetown Chapter No. 9, an off
cial visit, and installed its newly
elected officers as follows: Worthy |
Irma o. LecOmpte; Worthy |
Patron, Olive b. IIOlsOn; Associate !
Patron, John l.. LeComptc; Secrc-
larry, Helen Calhoun Treasurer. |
Amy V. Kaiser; Condustress, Minnie
Kitchens; Associate COnductress'
Mildred Minner; Chaplain, Eva M.
Short; Marshal, Helen B. CrOll;
lrganist, Katie p. Fitzgerald; Adah,
Florence B. Swain; Ruth, Ethel II.
Warren; Ester, Emma II. Devine;
Martha, Grace w. wilkins; Electa,
Trevillina Lenhart; Warda, Ida Coy;
Sentinel, Harvey w. Calhoun.
Mrs. Sara Quicker has been con-
ined to her home several days with
grip.
Mrs. Walter p. Townsend is rccOv-
ring from an attack of grip.
Miss Margaret Wyatt entertained
I. Caleb Williams, of Frederica, at
Inner Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. TheO. A. PettyjOhn,
# Philadelphia. were visitors in
own part of last week.
Mrs. Eliza Roach has returned
rom Camden, N. j., where she spent
everal weeks with her daughter,
Irs. William Moran.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smythe and
Toward Hurley, of Philadelphia,
pent the weekend at the home OF
)aniel Hurley.
Mrs. Clara Hill, of Baltimore, Md,
; spending some time at the home
f Charles w. Cullen. The latter en-
ertained William Scott, of Whining
on, on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Calhoun
pent Sunday in Ocean City, Md. The
1rmer's mother, Mrs. Annie Cal
oun, who accompanied them, will
emain at the shore for some time
ith her son Edwin.
Mrs. Cullen George, of Whining
IN. is spending the week with her
Mrs. Katie George,
ho has been confined to her home
Y illness for several days. Mr.
Gorge was with his mother the last
eek-end.
Mrs. Mark Saunders is on the sick
st.
Mrs. Mary Lee Robinson and
other, Harry Tunnel, are spend
z the weekend in ElkinS Park.