Milford chronicle., 1934-10-26
GEORGETOWN
Letters On Estates

Register OF Wills Frank L.. Joseph
has issued the following letters the
past week:
On the. estate of Valentine Bender
of Nanticoke hundred to Neven Ben
der.
On the estate of Sallie E. johnson
OF North West Fork hundred to r.
Emory Wiley.
On the estate of Frederick G.
Ruhl of Cedar Creek hundred to
Florence G. Ruhl and The Milford
Trust Company.
On the estate of Neato M. Calhoun
of Birmingham, Alabama, to The
Sussex Trust Company of Laurel,
Del.
On the estate of Duleina C. Haz-
zard of Indian River hundred to
James E. Hazard.
On the estate of Charles L. Short
of DagsborO hundred to Sallie Eliz-
abeth Short.
On the estate of Cornelius NJ. Rob
insOn of Lewes and Rehoboth hun
dTed to The Lewes Trust Company.
On the Estate of Elton R. Wood
OF Georgetown hundred to James r.
Wood.
Good Corn Crop
Farmers are busy husking their
corn, the crop is the best it has
been for years, and the acreage is
large.
Confirmation of the election Of
members of local compliance boards
for the retail tobacco code authority
has been received from William
HollingswOrth. chairman of the
National code authority. for the re-
tail tobacco trade. A. L. Jefferies
of Milford, is the chairman of the
Sussex County Board. with the fol-
lowing members of his local board,
John S. Boyd, RehObOth, Mrs. ClaF-
ence w. Mitchell, Laurel George f.
Swain. Georgetown, Norman II.
Scott, Bridgeville, Arthur II. Morris,
Lewes. and Ira Wright. Seaford. In
addition to being chairman of the
Sussex County Board. Mr.. Jefferies
IS also member of the State Code |
Authority
Odd Fellows
Union Lodge No. 3. I. o. O. f. is |
expecting hundreds of other Odd |
Fellows to be present at the install |
latiOn of their new officers at their
lodgerOomS here in Georgetown.
Elaborate plans are being made to
receive these guests. because a gen
eral invitation is being given, and
large attendance is expected. Dep
uty Grand Master Thomas f. JEFF
ferries of Stanton. Del. and his staff
Of eight will have charge of the in
stallatiOn. The officers to be in
stalled are. Past Grand, Virden
Macklin, Noble Grand, +. Paul
BItrkholder; Vice-Grand, James
Hayman; Recording Secretary. Ray
mOnd Faucet; Financial Secretary.
Harold Hatfield; Treasurer. Harry
7. Swain A supper will he served
by the Rebekahs following the in
stallatiOn. Music will he furnished
by male quartet and an orchestra
composed of James Carey, Harold
Hatfield, and Howard King.
Tall CedarS
The Tall Cedars of Sussex County
and some from Kent, enjoyed their
first Fall meeting which was held
in the Grange Hall here last We'd
nesday evening, The band from
Milford furnished music for the
meeting. A short band concert was
given uptown and enjoyed by the |
people of Georgetown.
Recruiting
Sergeant Charles +. Palmer. Reg
ular Army recruiting officer. i'm
charge of the local United States :
Army recruiting station here. and I
who has been on duty connected with .
he c. c. c. of Camden, n. j.. has
'eopened the office for enlistment
Office hours will he as usual, from S
a. m. to 4.3O p. m. daily. except $
saturday afternoon and Sundays. =
The home of Mrs Lucy Maxwell
was purchased by BENJAMIN Able
nan. at the sale last Saturday. !
Bryan Rogers Wedding Il
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Rogers of !
his town announce the marriage of &
heir daughter, Miss Mabel, to Mr.. {
=. Joseph Bryan. of Lewes. Del. The S
marriage ceremony was performed {
il Salisbury. Md {
Phon Hazard of PHILADELPHIA
circled among friends in Georgetown
The past week ;
N. w. Prettyman of Stockley was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Phon Haz-
card of Philadelphia last Saturday
and Sunday. a