Milford chronicle., 1934-08-31
GEORGETOWN
Letters On Estates

l ANC6lolCA VI WAAAo IL 1OoCPi
has the past week issued the follow
ing letters:
On the estate of Mary E. Tingle o
Broadkiln hundred to The SUSSEX
, Trust Company of Milton, Delaware
On the estate of James E. Shovel
of Dagsboro hundred to Elizabeth M
| Simmons.
On the estate of j. Waller of Little
Greek hundred to Mary E. Waller
and Roland H. Waller.
On the estate of Annie ]. Ryon o.
Cedar Creek hundred to George r
Reed, Jr.
On the estate of Edward r. Messicl
of Lewes and Rehoboth hundred tC
Laura A. Messick.
On the estate of Willard Fl. Col
Inns of Lewes and Rehoboth hun
dred to Kate M. Collins.
Georgetown market was never
supplied any better with home grown
stock of vegetables and fruits than
it is at the present time, and all al
fair prices.
Ninety-eight prisoners are in the
county Jail in care of Sheriff Carey,
The Georgetown public schools
will reopen for the new term, Tues
day, Sept. 4th, at a. IN. Superin-
tendent r. ID. Kennan next week will
announce the complete list of teach
ers, there are two new members of
the faculty TO be elected, an addi-
tional teacher for grades five and
six, and another to fill the vacancy
created by the resignation of Charles
Larkin, who has position at Stam-
ford, Conn. Miss Nichols has been
elected in Miss Jones place. 1t has
not been decided yet. whether there
will be one or two sessions during
the first week.
Clerk of the Peace Frank w.
Lawson has the past week issued
marriage license to James Mariner,
of DagsbOrO, Del. and Myrtle Beir-
meister of Milton. Del; also to Frank
E. Parks. Jr., and Phyllis c. Terrell.
both of Washington, ID. &.
For two or three years Sussex
Countians have been realizing that
their resorts were no longer the
for their own folk, but
were fast becoming the vacation
spots for those seeking respite from
the heat of Eastern cities. Now one
of the best known men in our cOun-
try, the chief of the NRA. General
Johnson is joining the long list OF
summering in lower Del
aware.
The. Georgetown Standard Train
ing School for Church Groups of
this county will be held in Wesley
VI E. Church, this town, for six Fri
day nights, beginning November 9Th.
and closing December 14th, 1884.
Four courses are proposed. principles
Of teaching. Old Testament. Junior
Young Peoples Ma
terials and Methods, Prof. James II.
Bishop. director of religious educa-
IiOn for the Wilmington Conference
will probably conduct the course
Known as the principles of Teach
ing. The Rev. John A. Clark, pastor
Of Grace NJ. +. Church at FillsbOrO.
Del, has been assigned to course
on the Old Testament. the Junior
Administration will likely be con-
Quoted by Mrs. James H. Bishop.
MISS vi. MlSS
who have charge of young
peoples work. in the International
Council for the Eastern Shore of
Delaware and Maryland, will take
charge of the Young Peoples Ma
erials and Methods course. Officers
or the school are. Dean,, Rev. o. /
:. Jones, pastor of Wesley NJ, f.
church.; WarshOp service, Rev. o. I
". Prince, pastor of the NJ. p. |
Ihurch of Milton. Del; Publicity I
Clarence +. wilkins, of .
Register, Mrs. Charles T.
lester, Georgetown.
Little Miss Marion Shockley,
laughter of State Police Officer
ieorge X. Shockley, formerly of this
own and now of Seaford, Del, suf-
cred broken arm when she tripped
nd fell while coming down the
tairs at her home last week.
Mrs Donald Ashbridge. Oi New
rk. was the guest of honor at
ridge luncheon given by Mrs. Marc
at her home on The Circle.
frs. johnson and Mrs. Ashbridge re-
eived prizes.
Sunday School Class No. 9, OF the
l. P. Church, Mrs. Charles T. Jes-
er, teacher, will hold a bake in the
ront part of Ben Ableman's store,
aturday morning. Sept. lst, at 10
clock.
Mrs. Frank BreretOn of Milford,
ne former Miss Flo Swain of
georgetown, was the recipient OF
lany lovely gifts at the boudoir
hover given in her honor Wednes
ay of last week. There were six
lbles. :
ridge.L Luncheon ana Shower 5
In honor of Mrs Frank f. Brere- ]
m, now of Milford. Mrs. Thomas f.
yers entertained last week at J
and boudoir shower, \
her home in Georgetown, a large !
lrty of friends of the former Miss I
10 Swain. now Mrs. Frank E. Brere- I
n. whose husband recently pur-
lased the Bratten drug store in 7
ilford There were six tables. The I
It lt-of-tOwn guests were: Mrs. 9
rnest Smith of KentOn, Miss Marion h
lrton of Millsboro, Mrs. Virgil H.
'uitt and Mrs. T. Howard Collins c
Snow Hill, Md. and others. The I
ICES went to Mrs. Frank Brereton,