Milford chronicle., 1934-05-04
GEORGETOWN
Boy Scouts Rally Tonight

Boy Scouts Rally Tonight
The Boy Scouts Of Sussex County
are looking forward TO their camp
rally and reunion to be held at the
Midland Grange Hall in Georgetown,
tonight. May 4th. This Scout get
together is being arranged as big
event of fun and real Scout fellow
ship.
! Several troops are preparing
stunts similar to those presented
, around the camp fire at camp. The
Milton troop will present short
minstrel show and the Lewes troop
will provide several musical num-
bcrs. Charlie" Dannenberg popu-
lar leader al the Rodney Scout
Camps will he present to lead a
number of camp songs and TO talk
on the poets of camp for this
summer.
\ short movie reel taken in camp
last summer will be shown and
should he of interest to old as well
as prospective Rodney campers.
Another feature of the program
will he 4 number of group games
aud contests which are being ar
ran%cd. These will he put on under
the leadership of Clarence r. Urffer.
assistant scout executive from Will
mington
The Scout troops that will be rep
resented al this camp rally and re-
union include Georgetown. Mills
hnrO. Ocean View. Selbyville. Lewes. !
R"hoboth Beach. CoolsprinG. Milton. /
Laurel, Seaford and Bridgeville.
\ meeting of the Sussex County
District Scout Committee has been
called fur the same evening by +. (
Paul Rurkholdrr district chairman.
This district committee meeting will .
be- held in the County Education OF
litc in the GCnrgetOawn Court House
Stating al 20 y. m.
Submitted by Stanley NJ Wood
head, Stout Fled Executive for the
Delaware pi,triCil
Letters On Estates
Register If wills Frank l.. Joseph
ldS the past week issued the follow
M letters:
ON the c.tlt" Of Georcc + "alla-
Yay of Scafnrd hundred to Howard
= Callawav
On the estate of Mary h. Thomp-
on of Dags boro hundred to Frank
thompson
ON the estate OF Eliza j. Kunsman
b! L"wr. ana Rohpbnih hundred to
red kuusman.
Du tho estate ui James H. Jeffer-
"n oi BruadkIm hundred 10 The .
uss"X Trust Company. Milton. Del
ClcIk Of the Peace Frank W. Law :
ON. has the past week ISSUED mar
ja"c licenses To- William II. Morris
I GcurgCtuWu. Del. and Josephine
. L'v" ut El!cndalc. Delaware: and
ID Leroy Il d@cway and Viola MOslcy
I Georgetown. Delaware.
Fl'ty-,cVcn prisoners are now in
b" county Iail
Mr.. E'iztbcth Cnopcr has arrived
I'm" alter spending the winter with
"r son. Harvey II. Copper. If New
k. y. j.. "h0 j. employed in the
nae Aatl,nlI Bank. New York
.i'y.
':g. aaG MI. E!wpod Cooper and
1ucht"r ar" spending - week with
IF mother, Njs. Elizabeth Cooper.
The Gcor;,rtuE.H New Century
luh clpscd the winter sessions of
'i2 II " dunsdaV afternoon by
'c tug ~" following officers tor
'c nc't term. Pre- idCnt. Miss
irriip" l.. Elcndrr-on. rst-vicc-
"-id'n'. Mrs. Howard &. Stewart:
'cond yico-prcs idcut. Mrs benjamin
bl"maH: ,Itccnrdin. secretary. Miss
% Mtl,l1li A. i,t1nt recording
cr.'1ry. Nj Helen West. Coz
i.'a'lu" -"rr,tdit Mrs Robert
."l'. Tr mr.. Mr.; Gcnrgc T.
H.h; So" d,I'rfpr. Mr,. George
i"u VA. Librarian. MI Alden
,"n."nd. Trustees. Mrs. Andrew
irv"i III aura Purn"li. Mrs.
lph l. Bi"hlrd,nu. Mrs. Wilson
Ycr. R"pHrt- Ol the officers and
ii"m1u 81 M yuiou, committees
IN itr anmg thc afternoon
s. Thu"' Ayc, chairman uf the
l'oLt n1w"r gardens - The inter
lion "I ih" dTPnn' Highway. re-
r'"d ihu du iug The pat two
ar, the club member had rai'rd