Milford chronicle., 1934-05-11
GEORGETOWN
Letters On Estates

has the past week issued the follow
ing letters:
On the estate OF George A. Coope
of Little Greek hundred to Helen
Cooper.
On the estate of Harry w. Jeste
of Cedar Cheek hundred, to Harr.
w. Jester, Jr., and The Milford TTus
Company
On the estate of Harry Fl. Josepl
of Little Creek hundred to Alice NJ
Joseph.
On the estate of William H. Graf
of North West Ford hundred to Ju
lius l.. Craft.
On the estate of Harriet Z. Graf
of North West Ford hundred to Jul
Illus l.. Craft.
On the estate of Edward " Hen
erickson of Cedar Greek hundred tC
Mary f. Gillis.
On the estate of Manaen F. Lynch
of Baltimore hundred TO Manaen L.
Hickman.
Clerk of the Peace Frank w. Law
son has the past week issued mar
riage license to AWHILE 5. Hall and
Sallie Elizabeth Hall both of Mills
boro, Delaware.
There are siXty-five prisoners
under the care of Sheriff Carey in
the county Jail here at the present
time
The public in general, both ladies
and gentlemen, are invited to a pro-
gressive contract bridge party, to
be given by the ladies of St Paul
p r. Church. at the home of Mrs.
Fred Blackstone, on Thursday, May
l7th, at S p. m. A charge of 50 cents
per person will be made for the
benefit OF the church. Prizes will
be awarded and refreshments sery-
ed. Tickets on sale at BlackstOne's
drug store.
Starting last Monday. May eth. the
Sussex County Unemployment OF
flee in Georgetown was opened from
3 until - a IN. daily. The employ
ment office is making steady prog
Tess in the placement of applicants
in private enterprise; as the employ
ing public becomes more acquaint
ed with the facilities of the office for
supplying it with qualified workers.
Grand Officers OF Delaware !. o.
q. r.. and representatives OF a num-
ber OF lodges throughout the state |
attended 4 meeting OF Central En-
cImpnlent in Georgetown on Tues |
day night this week, when that post |
held lis hlsi installation since its
institution November 9TH, 1898.
Ernest r. Sche, .hinger, chief pa
Il iIrCh Central t.ncanpmeni No. ~.
presented with The OIncial seal on
bchalI OF his encampment. Past
Grand Patriarch Paul Scheuler pre-
scented the enCampment with a pair
oI matched chromium gayels. and
on behalf Of Mutual Encampment
No. |. Past Grand Patriarch Horace
LiEerguud presented Central En-
campment with officers regalia
The elementary grades OF George
town 5. houl are planning to celr-
braie National Music Week with
program each dt.ernOOn, with the
exception ot Wednesday. The as
senD.irs H. Whith all parents and
friends Aie invited VII be held about
2.l1 y. IN Mrs. Florence James.
supervisor aud. inslrnetaE, IN vocal
music and Roy BeTgy Instrument IN
structor. assisted by Miss Edna Pres
ton Puinell, as chairman OF the ele-
HeI.aiy teachers made an Ella abOrate
program.
Mrs. George Walls was presented
with pair of silver candel sticks |
by the members Of the Georgetown ! ,
New Century Club. These were
given by the member, in apprecia-
tiun of III splendid ability with
which shr has carried on the office
ot president of the association foI
the past Two years
a party was given Saturday BY Mr..
and Mrs. W r. Gibbons in honor of =
the birthday OF Rosetta Gibbons
tileir daughter. Ia celebrate her
tiEhjh birthday anniversary, and
many li,t.c friends took pIrl in the
celebration. Rosetta received many
gifts.
While unloading potatoes at The
Warehouse OF Layton and Layton. :
Aaron Timmon5 frll and va, injured
- severely thar he went 10 the Bee )
be Hospital, .ewps. Tor treatment p
Mr. and Mrs Wimhle. ot LinwoOd
Pa, spent the Weekend with his n
mother. Mrs Lula Wimble. l
Mr and Mrs. George r. Mears and 1
Mr.. and MIS-. Ford Parker spent the Il
Weekend with relatives in Phila- '
delphia.
Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Stevens have 0
returned from visit 10 Atlantic Il
City |
Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Bower Of y
have returned north
alter spending the winter in Florida, o
and will spend the month in George b
town, with Mrs Bowers sister. Miss D
Elvd Warrington d
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carey have been
visiting relatives in Philadelphia Il
md Camden. ~ j. a
DR.. aud Mrs. Joseph NAPLES have i
returned from motor trip through Il
Virginia They were accompanied q
)y Mrs. Merritt Norris of COnda, II
IDAHO. ly
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian f. Townsend II
we're in Philadelphia. Pa. for r'
'ouple OF days last week.
Mrs. Walter Hilyard is visiting l.
Ter sister, Mrs Frank BOnsail in [
Dover
Mrs NJ. Elizabeth Calhoun is n
pending some time with her daugh- VI
er in Berlin. Md ID
John Wharton and family of cl
IoustOn. Del. and John Johnson and pi
lmily of Lincoln. Del, visited MIR. II
nd Mrs. Fred p. Johnson on Sun
ay. Ol
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Pettyjohn pl
I Philadelphia, have been spending ty
few days at their summer home. ne