Milford chronicle., 1934-04-06
GEORGETOWN
Letters On Estates

On the estate of william II. Nor
gan. of eafOrd hundred to Sally NJ.
Morgan
On the estate of Emory II. Phil
lips OF Little Greek hundred to Al
bert w. Phillips and W. Larry Phil
lips
On the estate of Welmina Baker Of
DagsborO hundred TO Katie b. Helm
and George NJ Baker.
On the estate of John H. Green OF
Lewes and RehObOth hundred to
Clifford o. Green
On the estate of Marshall H.
Mitchell of DagsbOro hundred TO
HarbesOn B. Hickman.
SiXty-sevcn prisoners are In the
county Jail under the care of Sheriff
Carey at the present time.
Missionary Meeting April 10th
The Home Missionary Society |
which met at the home of Mrs. Fred !
eric Walls made further plans for !
the song recital to be given on |
Tuesday evening. April 10th, by Miss |
Alpha VanValgcnburgh. assisted by |
Professor Joseph Thomas. Ticket |
committee was appointed and the !
group is enthusiastically getting to |
work. The town was cOnvasscd this
week. The price of the tickets is
only 25 cents.
300 AZ Banquet
Mr.. and Mrs. W. a. Marker, Of
Georgetown. and William b. Yates
attended the LaGrande Food Store
banquet which was held at the Hotel
Avon, Easten. Md. celebrating the
company's second anniversary.
About three hundred members of
the LcGrande Food Stores were
present and an enjoyable evening
was spent by all.
Ladies Talk About Flowers
Members of the New Century Club
and their friends enjoyed the in
structive and interesting talk given
by Mrs. herman COrkran last week.
Mrs. COrkran covered her subject.
"Tbe Making of a Flower Garden"
In very comprehensive manner.
telling her audience how to prepare
the soil. what flowers to plant. how
grouped, and the unity of the whole
plan. Mrs. Andrew Marvel was
chairman. Miss Laura Maull read
the life of DvOrak. Next week Miss ,
Lila Carey. who will be in charge
of the program will have as her sub
iect Modern Composers"
Bishop Cook At Georgetown
A presentation service of Lenten
offerings will be held in St. Paul's
Episcopal Church, Georgetown, on
April 22nd. at which time the Sun i
day schools of Sussex county will '
appear i'm a pageant. The Rt. Rev. c
Philip Cook. Bishop of the Episcopal
Diocese of Delaware. will be present. S
Society Bridge r
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Townsend.
Miss Laura Richards and Judge \
Charles S. Richards. and MIR. and S
Mrs. M. J. McDermott were guests c
of MIR. and Mrs. Sinclair Campbell
al bridge party in Milton last Sat (,
urday evening.
Mrs. Thomas Purncll entertained b
the Monday Evening Bridge Club n
this week. Mrs. Aubrey SmoOt and
Mrs Ewing Seymour were the sub G.
stitutes and the prize winners. S
The Rcbekah Lodge gave a card
party ON Tuesday evening. Prizes al
in bridge were won by Miss Myrtle d
Jefferson and Oscar Wilson; in five
hundred prizes we're won by COrdrey n,
McGee of DagsbOrO. and Allen Town NJ
send. q,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Woodrow Will
son Baker of near here, were given n
/ variety shower by their friends a.,
Tuesday of last week. About $50
friends came. bringing all sorts of d
lifts to the young married couple ~
were served 20
Mrs. Lloyd StOeckel and Mrs.
Iames Wood attended bridge lun- y"
heon given by Mrs. Peter Whaley. D.
t Selbyville. Friday of last week.
Miss Helen II. Bailey. daughter of WI WI
ir. and Mrs. William J. Bailey, of ua
his town. and Homer G. FOrst. son vi
( Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph F. Forst. of OF
were married at Milton ma
n Sunday night by the Rev. Owen
V. FRINGE, pastor of the Milton NJ. Al
. Church. =
'lectric Storm
Delaware had its second electrical his
torn of the year Tuesday of last wi
eek. accompanied by heavy rain. bel
hich caused the highways in the thu
lral sections to be flooded as well en-
5 the lowlands. ist
Mrs. o. d. Jones, Mrs. John Kaiser, the
Irs. Louise Roach and Mrs Fred ira
attended the County w.
I. U. meeting held in Greenwood Tn
n Thursday of last week. Lo
Mrs. Robert Short has returned COZ
ON visit with her brothers in en-
altimore, Md nip
Miss Alice Lynch has returned \
ON two months visit with rela- sne
yes in Winston Salem. N. C.
Mr.. and Mrs. William LawtOn. of . u
spent the weekend I
ith MIR. and Mrs. Virden Macklin. ocr
RS. Macklin's sister. Miss Bertha 80
ust, is also guest of the Mack -,
NJ ,d Az. ~, r,.,.a... A., are
lnfOrd Faucet and Mr. Wiener ~
I'VE returned from a weeks stay in .Ie .,
orida. thr
The Misses Alice and Virginia Pep 10
r., daughters of Mr. and Mrs. BryOn Iea'
,pper.. West Market street, cele- exp
ated their birthdays Jointly OH N
lesday. Miss Alice was 20 on strt
lesday. and Miss Virginia is Mon sire
". furl
Weather records for this time of the
e year. for more than a quarter of NAL
century for Sussex County were and
lashed last Friday when the mer- bee
ry dropped to 20 degrees above will
70, and a snowfall ranging from into
e to three inches blanketed the Al
unity. Hon