Milford chronicle., 1935-03-01
GEORGETOWN

l Register Of wills Linden Barr has
issued the following letters:
On the estate Of Absalom Rust Oi
BrOadkiln hundred to Charles M.
Rust.
on the estate Of Marvey B. Morris
of Wicomico County. Nd, to Joseph
II. Phillips.
On the estate OF John NJ. john
son Of Cedar Creek hundred to Otis
L. Johnson.
On the estate Of Fred A. Short Of
Georgetown hundred TO Frank M
Jones.
On the estate of Charles W. Park
er, North West Fork hundred to R.
Emory Wiley.
On the estate Of Harry J. AXE Of
North West Fork hundred to Thomas
AXE. Jr.
On the estate OF IsaYenia e. Baker,
Seaford hundred to The First Ma
ti0nal Bank, Seaford. Del.
On the estate OF Bertha e. Hart
Of Philadelphia, to MalYinia 3. Moore.
On the estate Of Martha e. FOw-
Ter, Nanticoke hundred to Annie NJ.
Fowler.
Clerk of the Peace Morgan has is
sued this past week the following
marriage licenses: To James Lath-
bury of FrankfOrd, Del. and Thel-
ma Givens OF Ocean View. Del. To
Lester c. Taylor and AntOinette APP
plebaugh. both Of Snow Hill. Md.
The results of the Verious con-
tests held by the Boy Scouts on |
night OF last week at |
Georgetown High School were salts
factory indeed to the Scouts and |
their leaders here. because the local
troop stood first In all contests.
Ford statesmen representing the /
Georgetown Auto Co, Georgetown,
Del, have returned from Chester,
Pa, where they attended a sales
raining class conducted by the
Department of the
Chester branch of the Ford Motor
company The department is under
he direction OF John F. Corners.
v. w. Mitchell is branch manager.
rhe educational system which is ma
has been inaugurated. to
letter equip dealers statesmen to
i've a clear picture Of the Ford VS.
or 1885 to the prospect buyer.
Former Levy Court Commissioner
( Sussex County County. W. S. Todd
Tas in Georgetown on Friday. cir
ling among his friends. 1
AT this writing we understand that
tate DtectiVe Ottie Donaway who
confined to the Beebe Hospital,
/ Lewes. is slowly improving. His
lany friends wish for his complete
scovery in a short time.
Mrs. Mary Grant who has been
some time here with her
lughter, Mrs. Pearson Townsend
as called to Newark on Saturday
Y the misfortune of her daughter.
RS. Blanche Ritchie, breaking her
axle.
AT the regular meeting of the New
entury Club on Wednesday after
1on in the absence of the president,
iss Caroline Henderson, Mrs. BEN
min Ableman presided. After the
lsiness meeting at which time SS.54
as reported as cleared on the COW
ed dish supper, the program was
It in charge of the chairman. Mrs.
llph Richardson. The subject for
e day was international Rela-
Ins." and the main address was
ade by Albert Early.
Mary Elizabeth Jones. Lou
: Jones. and Virginia Short were
ests of Miss Rhoda Anderson at
idge on Monday evening.
Mrs. James N. Tunnel was host
; to the members of her bridge
Id at luncheon on Friday: Mrs.
ilsOn Boyer was substitute
Miss Helen +. LittletOn. daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas r. Little
I celebrated her twelfth birthday
turday by entertaining about forty
her friends at a party. The color
ieme OF the decorations was pink
1 green. After an evening spent
playing games, refreshments
re served of ice cream. cake and
ldy. Mrs. Bessie Hudson enter
ned the members of her bridge
b at luncheon Wednesday
iiss Julia Burton and Mr.. and
;. Mark Saunders entertained a
nber of their friends at a buffet
per and bridge at their home on
AlEGAEt nlt WcuNcnNay GhCAAANSs
,ir guests were, Chief Justice anu
). Daniel J. Layton. Miss Laura
hards and Judge Charles S. Rich
$, DR.. and Mrs. Joseph b. NAPLES.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Linden Rawlins,
and Mrs. Caleb II. Layton. 3rd.
s Anita George. Mrs. Edward
Ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Rob-
IN. Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Burton
Houston Wilson. Prizes we're
by Mrs. Caleb Layton and Mrs
son.
n Saturday afternoon. Miss Betsy
ker entertained fOnr tables of
&c AT luncheon. Her guests were
he local NJ. f. Church. now State
,lain for the Delaware State Fire
s Association, was a guest OF the