Milford chronicle., 1934-02-23
GEORGETOWN
Letters on Estates

VI DditiHluic huuuicu W AiNih ID.
Murray.
On the estate of Preston L. Rog-
eTs of Cedar Greek hundred TO A.
Louise Rogers.
On the estate of Nola Il. Marvel of
SeafOrd hundred to Kate w. Marvel.
On the estate of Asher Godfrey of
DagsbOrO hundred to Nebraska God
frey.
On the estate of James Handy
Lynch of Georgetown hundred to
Elizabeth Lynch.
On the estate of James C. Palmer
of Broadkiln hundred to r. Harold
Palmer and J. Smedley Palmer.
On the Estate of Emma Il. HOlsOn
Of Georgetown hundred to Harry L.
HOlson.
On the estate of Philip Edward
Wootten Of Little Greek hundred to
Mamie G. WO0tten and Charles A.
WOOtten
On the estate of Kate T.. Crashing
OF SeafOrd hundred to Scott Purse.
On the estate of John w. Culver
of Little Greek hundred to Elizabeth
r.. Culver.
On the estate of Fannie l.. Kenney
OF Little Creek hundred to Mamie
X. FOOks.
Sixty-one prisoners are in the
county Jail with Sheriff Carey.
Rev. |. S. Owens, pastor of George
town NJ. p. Church who is in the
Emergency Hospital, in Milford, with
appendicitis, is slowly recovering, to
the qualification of his many friends.
There will be no meeting of the
New Century Club on Wednesday,
the regular day. The meeting this
week will he held jointly with the
Rotary Club on Friday evening. in
the club rooms. Mrs. Frederic
Walls will be in charge Of the pro-
gram.
The Georgetown II. W. Club will
meet at Mrs. Oliver TESTERS home
Friday, afternoon at 1.30 O'Clock. |
The subject for March is Meat |
Cookery" Members are asked 20 he |
on time.
Pastor Asked 10 Return
Rev. Omar T.. Jones, pastor of |
Wesley NJ. T.. Church. Georgetown,
has been unanimously invited to re-
turn for the fourth conference year,
and has accepted
Officials of the church have been
chosen for the year as follows:
Trustees, Harry Il. Hudson, Andrew
J. Lynch. w. Frank Sharp. Judge
Charles S. Richards. George II.
Short Robert Short, Harold w. T..
Purnell and Walter p. Townsend.
Marriage Licenses Issued
Clerk of the Peace Frank w. Law
son issued marriage licenses the past
week to Joseph c. Jones and Nettie
e. Kitchens, both of DagsborO, Del.
To Paris Townsend Carlisle and
Minnie Jones Reed, both of Lincoln,
Del.
Hopes For Big Crop
Harry Rogers of Greenwood, the
strawberry king of that section was
among friends here the first of the
week. Mr.. Rogers reports that he
has fine prospects for good crop
of berries and his acreage is large
this season, which is making him
wear a broad smile.
Dr. Paynter Given Dinner
Mr. George S. Messersmith. new
ly appointed Minister TO Urguary,
and Mrs. MesseTsmith were the
guests of honor at the dinner given
Sunday evening by DR.. and Mrs. G.
Roland Paynter, at their home on
The Circle. The invited guests
were, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ridgely, .
Chancellor Josiah Wolcott and Mrs.
WolcOtt, and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Beers of Dover, Judge Richard S.
Rodney and Mrs. Rodney of New :
Castle, Del, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Can
non of Bridgeville, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mark Saunders, Miss Laura Rich !
ards, Judge Charles S. Richards, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank NJ. Jones, and DR..
and Mrs. Joseph b. NAPLES, Jr., of =
Georgetown, Del. {
Golden Anniversary
Congratulations were extended to 2
Mr.. and Mrs. Zachariah West of ;
in honor of their golden e
wedding anniversary. Both are ac- e
live for their advanced age. Mr.. 6
West is a retired Pennsylvania r. r. n
man: he and his wife have always \
made their home in the lower part Z
Df the state. Mr. and Mrs. West q
have two sons, Charles and Fred II
West, both of Georgetown.
Deaths
Mrs. Ida B. SammOns, aged 65 v
years, widow of Charles Summons. 7
lied at her home in Georgetown,
Delaware, Friday, February 16, 1884, S
lfter prolonged illness. She is sur N
rived by a son. Fred r. Sammons. n
Funeral was held last Sunday in the
". T.. Church and interment made in N
Hebron NJ. p. ChurchyaTd near d.
Georgetown. VI
The Rev. Irving S. Owens, aged SO. a
last0r of the First Methodist Prot N
'stant Church. died February 10th, "
934, in the Milford Emergency Hos
lital, where he was a patient. He "A
s survived by his wife, Mrs. Sallie IA
a. Owens, and the following chill o,
ren: Manson W., POwellville, Md.
IIss Aida H., 3007 GraysOn street. n,
Baltimore; Bowers, student in "
Western Maryland College, West q
ninster, Md, Miss Sara C.. and Miss
tally Betty, living at home. The h.
nneral was held in the SharptOwn h,
I. p. Church, Wednesday afternoon, n,
a charge OF DIR. Leonard B. Smith.
resident of the Maryland annual o.,
7,
lew Clerks For Tax Office =,
Under an agreement made between g.
ohm b. Rogers, the new Receiver %
{ Taxes and County Treasurer for :.
ussex County. and the men respon- U w
Ible in obtaining bond for him. his w
lericl force, it is stated, will be ,,e
elected from those recommended by =.