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

Register of Wills Frank L. Joseph
has the past week issued the fol-
lowing letters;
On the estate of Theodore Reed of
Lewes and Rehoboth Hundred to
Arthur r. Reed.
On the estate of Frank Barry
Sample OF Little Creek Hundred to
Ella w. Sample.
On the estate of Sarah Catherine
Henry X. Greene.
On the estate of Samuel Marshall
Of Lewes and Rehoboth Hundred to
George c. Riggin.
On the estate of James ]. Daisey
of DagsbOrO hundred To Bessie NJ.
Daisey.
There are SO prisoners now stop
ping at the county Jail here under
the care of Sheriff Carey.
Frederick F. Whitney, Esq, who
has had his Office in the law offices
of Congressman Robert C. Houston,
is now occupying offices in the old
Democrat Building in the rear Of
the Court House.
Mrs. Tom PtIrnell entertained her
bridge club Thursday evening at
her home on Race street Her
guests were Mrs. James Devin,
Miss Pauline Godfrey. Miss Mary
Townsend, Miss Gladys Hudson,
Mrs. George Barr. Edna Barr, Vera
Volger, Alice Lynch, Florence Koch,
Edith Warrington. First prize was
won by Mary Townsend; second
prize by Mrs. James Devin. DecOra-
ton and refreshments were beauti-
full Ice cream was served in the
form of a flower pot. with flowers in
the center made of candy and lovely
home maize cakes.
Many ont of town people were
here last week: Mr.. and Mrs. SAM
uel Carey of Salisbury. Md. Mrs. |
Evelyn Short and Mr.. and Mrs. |
Wheatley of SharptOwn, Md
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Dennis have /,
come back to make their home |
among their old friends. Mr.. Dennis 1
will open an up to date gents hab-
crdashery in the Faucet Block.
Mrs. Elbert Evans of MillsbOrO is
under medical treatment i'll the Mill
ford Emergency Hospital. Mrs. Ev-
ans was formerly Miss Lille Foun-
tain.
The bake held Saturday by the
boys of the Georgetown High School
Melted them S13.77. which will he
applied to the fund for the auditor
ium stage curtain.
Mr.. and Mrs Milton Bradley have
moved from Georgetown to Sharp
town, Md. The property on East
Market street vacated by them, and
belonging to Mrs. Lola Walls, is now
occupied by John D. Joseph and
family
Among the SO couples married at
Elkton, Md, last week were Edward
Cordrey and Virginia May
Hickman of Millsboro and Miss Vir-
ginia Spicer of this town and Archie
Carey of Lincoln City.
Robins have made their annual
appearance which seems to denote
an early spring.
Clerk of the Peace Frank w. Law
son observed his' 64th birthday anni-
versary on Tuesday.
Miss Janereed Anderson is one OF .
the ten members of the Senior Glass
at the Womens College. at Newark, ,
10 be elected TO Phi Kappa Phi, the ,
national honor society of the which {
The University is a member. Not on
Iy has Miss Anderson maintained an /
excellent scholastic standing \
throughout her college career but I
she has been extremely active in
he social life of the University. She !
Is the daughter of Mrs. Lena Reed /
Anderson of Washington, ID. c., for ;
uerly Deputy Recorder of Deeds of :
Sussex county. Before entering the
Women's College Miss Anderson at /
.ended the Washington Friends {
School. She was for two years a I
of the glee club, was on the y
of arrangements for the
freshman formal her last year, and \
is a member of the home economies ,
club. y
Congressman Robert G. Houston. I
refining president of the Delaware ]
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