Milford chronicle., 1935-03-08
GEORGETOWN

On the estate of Priscilla Hudson
of Georgetown hundred to Ralph c.
Jones.
On the estate of Laura B. Prit-
+. chett of Georgetown hundred to
Thomas B. Pritchett
On the estate of Daniel G. Conaway
OF Indian Rover hundred to Augusta
COnaway
On the estate of Sarah E. Mitchell
of Lewes and RehObOth hundred to
John r. Mitchell.
We are happy to note the name of
Superintendent Kennan in the pro- 4
Igram of the Department of Superin- |
tendence of the National Education !
Association meeting at Atlantic City |
4 this week.
! William Frank Sharp, popular
! lower Delawarean, and well-known |
Mason, has been named Justiee-Of- |
the-Peace and Notary Pnblic here
to succeed William j. Mustard. who
died on February Sth, Mr.. Sharp is
Republican and widely known in
church and fraternal circles.
Rev. Richard X. White has secured
the services OF. a number of guest
preachers who will speak here dur
ing the Lenten season. Bishop Phil
iD Cook will be in Georgetown for
confirmation. Sunday, March 31st.
The guest preachers and the dates
of their visits are as follows: March
14th. Rev. Charles Penniman. NJ. A.,
Trinity Church, Wilmington March
2lst, Rev. Kenneth Helm, S. r. NJ,
Nativity Church. Bethlehem, Pa.
March 2Sth, Rev. Charles Glass, d. D.,
Emmanuel Church, Wilmington. j
March Slst. Rt. Rev Philip Cook, I
d. D.. for Confirmation Sunday. '
April 4th Rev. Wilmot GatesOn, !
NJ. A, Church of Onr Saviour, Phila- 4
delphia. April 1lth, Rev William
McCelland NJ. A.. East New Market, I
Md. Everyone is cordially invited 10 4
attend these services. r
In the absence of the president, !
Miss Henderson, Mrs. Charles Can l.
non, Yice-president, presided at the a
regular meeting of the New Century e
Club, on Wednesday, the subject be- I
ing Library Day" Miss DOrOtha
Hill, librarian at the Public Schools
spoke of her work stressing the CO.
operation between the club and the.
High School libraries, and what de- =,
1
therefrom. A very interesting one :, -
act play entitled Beauty Limited" 70
by Margaret Gilflan, showing what =,
would happen if suddenly our inter- y
national relations were severed.
The w. c. 7. U. will meet at the So,
home of Mrs. Jennie Taylor next ",
Tuesday evening at 730.
A benefit movie, THE Little Min ~,
ster," with Katherine Hepburn will So
)e given by the New Century Club ui
lext Thursday and Friday evenings. wt
The A. & p. Store is planning to be
move the last of the month into the Ia,
tore vacated by Benjamin Able "
nan. 70,
Mr.. and. Mrs. Wilbur Mumford are ca
0Y. occupying the home Of Miss
linnie Kreer ON South Bedford 2 ,
treet, Mr. MumfOrd is associated we
nth the Eastern Shore Public Ser nm
ice Company and moved here from
ar,
Miss Lulu c. wilkins and Elmer ~
Galloway were married on Sum
ly, March 3rd, at the Wesley NJ. +. fin
hurch parsonage by the Rev Omar Z
Jones. Ko
Chief Justice Daniel J. Layton and tov
rs. Layton entertained a number far
their friends at supper and bridge Z
I Friday evening, at their home on TN
luth Bedford street. The guests fra
ere Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Gull CIR
H. Miss Anita George, Dr. and Mrs.
1seph b. NAPLES. Mr. and Mrs Marc
Miss Julia Burton. Miss
aura Richards. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
mes, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Marvel, \
=. and Mrs. w. Linden Rawlins, the
r. and Mrs. Thomas Robinson. Mr.. n
I'd Mrs. Caleb r. Layton, 3rd, Sea
idge Charles S. Richards, Mr. and nor
rs. Joseph Cahall, Mrs Edward J
dler. Prizes were won by Mrs. mai
lrvel, Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Sann- theI
rs, Mr Jones, and Mr.. Rawlins. NJ
James NJ Tunnel was among the son
ests at the reception given by snei
esident and Mrs. Roosevelt at the ente
lite House last Thursday evening. Can
s. Tunnel was unable to attend SniC
cause of fitness. r,
Mrs. Omar Jones and Mrs. Fred snaT
ok Wallis were among the guests NJ
a Washington's Birthday party III
en- last Friday evening by Mrs. MON
ward j. Winder at her home in % =
lford. -
Members of Mrs. NJ. E. Hunger =
DIS Sunday School class of the NJ. Mrs.
Church at Sharptown, Md, gave Md.
a surprise party Wednesday eve MI
g last. in honor Of her 50th birth last
? anniversary. The women of the Miss
lrch gave her a beautiful lamp. MI
= Rev. and Mrs Hungerford moved snen
Md. from Georgetown, pa.
. in 1881. Mr.
frs. Julian Townsend. Mrs. Will ton.
Boyer, Mrs. George Walls, Mrs. land
,rge Short and Mrs. Howard Mr.
Ike were guests of Mrs. Sinclair d q
npbell at luncheon and bridge Will
Friday Mrs. Short won first Mr.
.e. list.
Irs. Thomas Purnell entertained Mi,
Bi-monthly Bridge Club at her Ma,i.
le on South Bedfard street, Univ,
rsday evening last week
RS. George f. Swain and George, Mr.
have been spending a few days in w
l her daughter, Mrs. Frank Mr..
retOn, at Milford. New
liss Eleanor Faucet OF Fgd- fpient
ksburg, Va, spent the weekend mfr.
! her parents. Mr.. and Mrs Will Wilm
Faucet. Moth,
rs Anthony Hudson. Jr., is in the D
Beebe Hospital, Lewes. with ap- Mr..
licitis two {
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