Milford chronicle., 1934-06-29
GEORGETOWN
Letters On Estates

On the estate OF James j. carey
of Cedar Greek hundred to The MIL
ford Trust Company.
On the estate of Sarah E. Esk-
ridge of Little Creek hundred TO
John X. Eskridge.
On the estate of Ola M. Novel; Of
North West Fork hundred to The
Baltimore Trust Company, of Bridge
Vile, Del.
On the estate of James Pettyjohn
of Broadkiln hundred to Fannie Pet
tyjohn.
On the estate of George T. Hop
kins of Broad Greek hundred to
Vermone T. Hopkins and the Sussex
Trust Company.
On the estate of Robert /. HOus-
ton of Dagsboro hundred to The
Millsboro Trust Company and Kath-.
crime |. WashbOurne.
On the estate of Landreth l.. Lay
ton of Georgetown hundred to Hal
stead p. Layton and l.. Lee Layton,
Jr.
On the estate of George W. Butler
of North West Fork hundred to Pearl
f. Butler.
On the estate of Lucene W. Hud-
son of DagsbOrO hundred to Lucinda
]. Hudson.
Clerk of the Peace Frank w. Law
son has the past week issued mar
riage license to Paul B. Johnson of
Salisbury, Md, and Norma S. SUIT
lifee of Delmar, Delaware.
Eighty-two prisoners are with
Sheriff Carey at the county Jail.
Fishing parties from here along
the ocean shore and out in the Del
aware Bay are the sport of our
sportsmen and also the women and
they are enjoying fish frys right on
the ocean shore, which is a delicious
way to serve fish.
Among last weeks fishing parties
were, Francis Short, Edwin Glen
daniel Miss alberta Simpler and
Alma Bailey. They didn't return
home empty handed either-they had
a good catch of kings hardheads and |
trout.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dee Rust of Centre
vile Md. spent some time with rela- |
tives here the past week.
The Georgetown-Milton Daily Va
cation Church School opened with a |
registration for the first three days Of
1866 distributed as follows: Begin
ners 80, primary 81, junior 79. The /
teaching force of SO; of these ten /
are from Milton. The average at
tendance of the teachers for the
three days of the school was 1873.
The largest attendance was on Mon
day, with 1879 children and 80 teach
ers. The beginners are headed by
In duo Do hn nj frnu p
Mrs. Jacob MinnOr, and the juniors
by Mrs. Elizabeth Kitchens. Mrs.
Albert Early is in charge Of the bas-
kerry work. There is no charge for
registration, but the school is to
some expense viz, for materials. An
Offering is taken in the regular wOr- /,
ship service, each morning. II the
parents will remember this it will i
be a big help: also any who are in.
terested in the work, and cannot give
thire services as so many are doing,
are invited to make a small cOntri-
button toward the school.
Deborah Farrow has been spend
ing a few days with his daughter,
Miss Ida Belle Farrow who is In
training at the Methodist Hospital
in Philadelphia, Pa.
Mrs. Annie Fisher, Mrs. Charles
Fisher and daughter Martha, of East
Lansing, Mich, are visiting their sis ,
ter and aunt, Mrs. Robt. G. Houston. :
Personals
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncy Robinson OF !
Wyncotte, Pa, visited Mrs. Mary | !,
Lee Robinson last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cullen George o:
Wilmington, Del, spent the week.
end with his mother, Mrs. Katherine !
George. II
John Patterson, member OF I
Georgetown High School received I
his Masters Degree at the Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mills of
Milford, Del, and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Marshall, of Milton, Del, h
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Johnson =
here over last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Linneur Prince and
son and Mrs. Sallie Walls of High
land Park, Pa, visited the latter's n
niece, Mrs. Loleta Walls, here on
@
Mrs. Annie E. hamburger left a
for Dade City. Florida,
TO spend some time with friends. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. C. M. Eisner and
of Newark. Del. spent tho =;
weekend here with her parents, Mr.. :.
and Mrs Frank Green. h
Miss Mary Kiess left Wednesday "
Tor Ohio, where she will spend her N
summer vacation. In
Miss Edith Jones leaves this week
'or Hot Springs, Ark. She will join =,
her brother, Paul Jones, at Little D
Rock. n
Mrs. Charles Marvel of Richmond. ~
nd, has been visiting Miss Annie =,
Marvel and Mrs. Jennie Phillips. C
Mrs. Thompson came this week to q,
pend the summer with her daugh- M
err, Mrs. Harold Hatfield. m
Mr.. and Mrs. George Russell had n,
daughter born Tuesday night of n
asst week.
Mrs. ]. ID. Short is visiting in New n,
Irk, N. j., she will attend the Yale =,
where her brother, M
lalph Morgan, will graduate.
A son was born this week to Mr.. A.
ID Mrs. Eugene Gregg, of Richmond, or
nd. Mrs. Gregg is a niece Of Mrs. IN
Indrew Marvel, Miss Annie Marvel av
nd Mrs. Jennie Phillips.
w. L. Rawlins is spending the 10
,eek-end in Long Island. Mrs. Raw w,
ms returns to Georgetown with him. a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Willard
arey of Harrisburg, Pa, are being NJ
on the birth OF their m,
rst child, Robert willard Carey. NJ,
Irs. Carey is the sister OF Mrs. 10
'lOranna IOnaQ