Milford chronicle., 1934-10-05
GEORGETOWN
Letters On Estates

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On the estate of Mary e. Short
of Little Creek hundred to Arthur S.
Hearn.
On the estate Of James Baker of
DagsborO hundred to Dollie B. Baker
and Leila M. Rogers and Ralph S.
Baker. "
On the estate of Lloyd P Raynor
of Georgetown hundred to Jehu F.
Hudson.
On the estate of Maria E. Hudson
OF Baltimore hundred to George s..
Hudson.
On the estate of Frank Adamcheck
of North West Fork hundred to
Frank NJ. Adamcheek, Jr., and Eliz-
abeth Robinson.
On the estate of George Ross
Spence of North West Fork hundred
to Troy D. Spence and E. Wilson
Owens.
On the estate of Maggie Jane Nor
ris of Lewes and Rehoboth hundred
to Alfred NJ. Morris.
On the estate of Ira L. Long Of
Baltimore hundred to Birda NJ. Long
and Oliver VI. Long.
On the estate of Mary N. johnson
of Little Greek hundred to The First
National Bank of Seaford, Del.
Clerk Of the Peace Frank W. Law
son has the past week issued the
following marriage license: To
Rufus Handy and Elsie Johnson, both
of Selbyville. Del; and to Sewell
Jones and Margaret Wyatt, both of
Milton, Delaware.
The gh cfsII boIdc IN 6fc
number of bOarders; he now has 125
prisoners stopping with him at the
county Jail. -"
Former County Commissioners J.
Leon Black of Milton, Del. and Will
liam H. Bookhammer of Lewes, Del.
were circling among friends here on
Friday -'
Fire of unknown origin started in
the building occupied by the Sussex
Cleaners and Dyers. and before the
flames could be gotten under con-
troll three buildings were badly dam
agd.
Harold w. T. Purnell. local hard
ware merchant, is in Grand Rapids,
Mich, this week where he received
the 33rd degree. the highest in Mason
ry. Mr.. Purnell who is Past Mas
ter of the Franklin Lodge. and Past
High Priest of Hope Chapter of
Royal Arch Masons has served as
Grand High Priest of Delaware and
is now Grand Master of the Worship
full Grand Lodge of Masons of this
state.
Eli Pepper, one of the oldest farm
ers in lower Delaware, and uncle of
the late Judge David T. and Joseph
Marvel, of Wilmington, observed his
seth birthday anniversary Tuesday,
Sept. 25th.
Nehemiah ]. Wilson. father of Mrs.
George r. Workman whose husband
is a local merchant aud city tax col
lector, observed his seth birthday
anniversary Monday, Sept. Gath. Mr..
Wilson IS an uncle of William Nor
ris of Wilmington, prominently
identified with the Improved Order
of Red Men.
Republican Club Active
A very enthusiastic meeting of
the Sussex County Young Republi-.
can Voters Club. was held at the
County Committee headquarters in
Georgetown, on Wednesday evening.
Sept. Goth. The meeting was for
the purpose of Strengthening the or
ganization of the club. Preston
Townsend, of Selbyville, acted as
temporary chairman. The perma-
nent officers elected for the ensuing
year were: Chairman, Caleb Wright,
Wce-chairman, Pres
ton Townsend, Selbyville; Russell
Todd. Bridgeville, and Charles Mar
vel. Delmar; Secretary, Joseph
Lingo. Milton; Treasurer, Charles
Cullen. Delmar. Plans for. effecting
an organization in each county rep
district was formulated.
The meeting was we'll attended by
young Republicans from all sections
Of the county.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Kaiser will
attend the Auxiliary of Veterans
meeting Tuesday, then they will
Tisit relatives and friends in Will
nington. Mrs. Kaiser will visit her
lister in Philadelphia. They ex-
Deet to arrive home last of the week.
Mrs. Mary E. Calhoun has returned
rom a visit with her daughter, and
Mrs. Eta Vickers accompanied her
home for a several days visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brereton, of
Miss Emma Swain and c.
W. Gears of Smyrna, spent Sunday,
lere with Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. E. Swain.
John Wharton and son, of Hous-
on. Del. visited his cousin, Fred P.
Johnson here, on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Faucet and
on Raymond. accompanied Miss
eleanor Faucet to Fredericksburg,
IA. Sunday. where she entered as
i student at the State Teachers
,Ollege; they returned by Washing
on, D. c., and visited Mount YER
ION, Navy Yard. and Riverside Drive
Mrs. Maude Hammond and Miss
Doris Nlckerson spent Sunday in
william Hill was in Asbury Park,
!. j., on Sunday to see the MORO
'astle.
Mrs. Walter Helm, of Philadelphia,
5 spending some time here with her
mother, Mrs. Cora Hamblen who is
cry i'll. ff'
Mrs. Ella E. Atkins returned to
last Sunday after
pending two weeks with her daugh-
er and son, Ira Atkins and Mrs.
Anna Longford. ~"
Mr.. and Mrs. James Knox and
laughter Mildred. and Mrs. Ralph
swain and Mrs. Elizabeth SammOns'
nd daughter Clara, and Mrs. Cath
rine Hill and Earl Johnson spent
fridaV IN Chfncofeap gre Va 49,