Milford chronicle., 1933-02-24

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The attendants were Mr.. and Mrs
/ J. Stewart Donaway, of Laurel, Del.
the latter being the brides sister
The groom is associated with his
father at the Georgetown Mable and
Granite Works. Besides those above
mentioned there were present at the
wedding Mr.. and Mrs. Larry w.
Moore and children, Arthur ]. Hart,
Freeman Allen, Elwyn Allen, Miss
Nella Allen, Miss Myrtle Bowers and
John, Dorothy and James Donaway.
Thos. Abbott, of Milford, has been
appointed superintendent of the Sus-
sex county farm, succeeding Elton
r. Wood, who has held the position
for many years.
w. b. Hilyard's store and apart
ments on Market street, recently va
Gated by Z. Ralph Blizzard, has been
rented by Philadelphia parties for
general store.
Mrs. William Roach and Mrs.
Warren HOlson visited their parents,
Rev. and Mrs. J. r. Bailey, at POGO
moke City. Md. They were accom-
panied by Miss Lizzie Hart, who
spent the day there with Mrs. G. A.
Grise.
The following list of dairymen of
Georgetown have been given milk
permits by the State Board of Health
according to the grade of milk
which they are selling, and which
has been determined during the past
six months from the last three milk
samples collected by an inspector
with the State Board of Health. The
State Board of Health urges con-
sumers to purchase milk on the
basis of grades and advocates the
purchase of Grade A as the safest
pasteuriZed grade and certified and
Grade "A" milk as the safest raw
grades. The requirements for both
Grade "A" and raw milk are bac-
terra count of less $4,000 per e. c.
and clean sediment disc. while Grade
B raw milk a bacteria count of less
than 100000 per C. C. and fairly 1
clean sediment disc permitted. There
are other protective measures re-
quired for Grade A. Milk that are
not required for Grade B milk. |
Grade A, raw-ByrOn Pepper and
Cons. Asa Reynolds. Paul Swain: |
Grade b, raw-C. Arlington Pepper, |
Horace Short and Son, William Bry- |
IN. Mary Blackstone.
Fred McGee has been on the sick
list for several days.
Mrs. Ida Coy and Miss Sadie
Cooper were in Dover on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Kaiser were
Id.
Miss Aleine Swain spent the week.
End with friends at Falcroft, Pa.
Mrs. Debbie Farrow has been con-
lined to her home with an attack of
grippe. = Il
Mrs. John A. Jones is spending
he week with her daughter in Will
nington. Is
Miss Ollie p. Paynter. of st. Ii
ieorges. is the guest of Mr.. and II
Mrs. John F. Kaiser. Il
Mrs. Walter Hahn, of Philadel-
,hia, is visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Hamblen.
Mrs. Lydia Davis has returned
rom New York and Philadelphia,
fter a visit of several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Clark, of
Md, are spending some
ime with their daughter, Mrs. w.
|. Marker.
Mrs. Hester L. West has returned I
rom Salisbury, Md, where she spent !
ONE time with her daughter, Mrs.
Alfred Tatro.
Mrs. John r. Taylor and Miss Anna !
lOllOck have returned from Linthi-
um Heights, Nd, where they spent
everal weeks with the formers son,
NJ. Taylor. II
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar L. Thomas and
on Bobby on Sunday visited Mr.. and =
Irs. Jack Middleton at Laurel, Del.
Ir. Middleton has been on the sick :,
st for several weeks. He formerly =:
we'd in Georgetown, Del. 4
Miss Laura Richards was in DOv- =
r on Monday. Z
Miss Ida Davis is i'll at her home ?
Il North Race street.
Mrs. Ann Marvel DeArmand was .,
! Wilmington ON Monday.
The Rev. Martin j. Bran was q s
'ilmington visitor last week. 4
Mrs. Mary Carmean spent Thurs N
ny with her son. III
Miss Kathryn Hayes Jones has lp
zen i'll with grippe all the week. S
Mrs. Roland Paynter has been N
the week in Philadelphia. il
Mrs. Robert wilkins spent Thurs IN,
~ with her parents in Millsboro. Il
Norman Hill, of Baltimore, is the II
nest of Charles W. Cullen. I'M
Mrs. Sarah Quicker was Philadel- a
lia visitor for q few days the early Nv
lrt of the week.
Thomas Henderson, of Rockville, lT,
d., is visiting his brother, Rev.
,hn r. Henderson, here. X
Mrs. Anna Short has been i'll at her a.
'me on South Race street this week, r
Iffering from an attack of grippe. Isl
Mrs. Elmer Hastings, of Sails Dl
Try, Md; spent Wednesday with III
II aunt, Mrs. James Mock, who is II
i'll quite i'll. RI
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wilson, of ST
ilmington, Del, have been spend Gt
6 part of the week with her moth Isl
Mrs. Nettie Downes. &c
Mrs. Franklin NAPLES was a Will CT
ngtOn visitor the first of the .
EEK. She accompanied her husA TC
nd who is serving on jury in All
ut city. Al
Mrs. Daniel Layton anda friend Bu
I'm Philadelphia are leaving New He
rk on the Mauretania for a trip to ST
nth America, Panama and West Nc
lies.
Mr. and Mrs. Covington Townsend nc
We returned from their wedding
p in Canada and are staying for
lie at the home of Senator John
Townsend, Jr., in Selbyville.