Milford chronicle., 1933-09-01
GEORGETOWN NEWS ITEMS

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Mrs. V. N. Trainham of Washing
ton, d. c., is visiting her daughter
Mrs. Florence Jones.
Miss Anna Jones has returned to
her home at Wesley NJ. E. parsonage
after spending some time with rela-
tives in New Jersey.
Mrs. Otwell Pettyjohn and SON
Warren, of Philadelphia, are visiting
I her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George E.
Warren.
Mrs. Emma Goodwin and son Will
liam, of Wilmington, N. c., spent the
weekend with her sister, Miss Sallie
Messick here, and her brother Ro-
land Messick in Milford.
Albert Bowers of Baltimore, is
spending two weeks with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Bowers. Miss
Meredith Davis of Philadelphia was
weekend guest at the Bowers
home.
Mrs. H. w. Marshall who for six
weeks has been visiting her daugh-
ter, Miss Florence Marshall, in
Baltimore, and was on trip to Chi
cago, stopped off here en- route to
her home at Stockton, Nd, to visit
Mrs. E. H. Hammond.
Judge C. Sudler Richards left
Tuesday for a motor trip to eVr-
mont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Houston and
two sons of Pontiac. Mich, spent
Monday with DR.. and Mrs. Joseph B.
NAPLES, Jr.
Mrs. Laura Huber is visiting her
niece, Mrs. Daniel ]. Layton.
Mrs. Edward Morris is spending
the week in Philadelphia as the
guest of Mrs. w. G. Wright.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Burton spent
the weekend at the RascOb estate at
Cambridge, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Thomas Robinson
have moved from RehOboth to their
home here. The Dearmand cottage
which they were occupying has been
rented to DR.. ]. D. Blackstone of !
Wilmington.
Chief Justice and Mrs. Daniel ].
Layton and Mrs. Mark Saunders, !
Miss Laura Richards and Judge
Charles S. Richards were among the
invited guests at the bridge supper
given by Judge and Mrs. Richard
Rodney at their summer home at
Rehoboth, last Wednesday.
The next meeting of the H. d. |
Club" of Georgetown will be held
his evening, Sept. 1st., at the home |
Of Mrs. L. w. Pollitt, and the topic |
will be entertaining at social meet
ngs." Mrs. Helen V. Mckinley will
be in charge, and any who desire
may attend the meet
ng.
James Steel who for several years
mas made his home with F. r. Pet
.yjohn and family on the Sand Hill
road, is seriousl i'll in Beebe Hos
1ital at Lewes.
Wedding Announced
Mrs. Thomas Ayres of George
own entertained ten tables at a
bridge supper on Wednesday at the
Mansion House, Public Landing, in
lonor of her niece, Miss Ernestine
Timmons, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
;. S. Timmons of Snow Hill, Md,
whose marriage to T. Howard Col
ms, Jr., will take place in the early
all.
High School Notes
The Georgetown schools will re-
open on Monday, September 18th.
During the first week, only single
session will be held, from 8 until l.
Miss Dorotha Hill of Georgetown,
las been elected as librarian for the
Georgetown school during the COM
ng year, and Miss Virginia Davis
will have charge of the cafeteria and
each some of the work in home eco
lomics. Miss Vera Volkert, who had
charge of the kindergarten last year
las been elected as teacher in the
school.
Ihurch Notes
Georgetown NJ. E. Circuit, Sunday,
Sept. 3rd:
okesbury-Sunday school, 10
/. M; preaching, II a. m.
ethesda-Sunday school, 1870 a.
H.; preaching, p. m.
Sand Hill-Sunday school, 10 a.
H., followed by class. Charles Dut-
on leader.
st. John's-Sunday school, 1.90 p.
a., followed by class. Charles Short
eader.
An old-fashioned revival meeting
1ill begin at St. Johns Sunday eve
ing, Sept. 18th. We expect to have
ood singing and good preaching
uring the entire meeting. If you
rant to get a blessing come to st.
ohn's where we have a prayer
leeting on Sunday evening that will
any other country church
1 the Wilmington Conference.
rother George Spicer of Laurel, a
class leader with his
and of live wires will have charge
f one Sunday evening service.