Milford chronicle., 1935-12-20
GEORGETOWN
Former State Treasurer George s.
Williams Delivers Address
On "FeIlOWshiD"


charge Of the weekly meeting helC
on Friday night, ana his address be
fore the club was Fellowship" He
presented the code of ethics to DR.
Charles R. Cannon, corner West
Market street and South Railroad
avenue, who was inducted into the
club.
Next week the program will be in
charge Of the BOYS work commit
lee and each ROtarian will have as
his guest some boy from this Sec
tion.
E. Paul Burkholder, rural super
visor of schools in the northern sec
tiOn of Sussex county, past pTesi-
dent of the Georgetown Club and
past district governor of the Fif.
tieth District, Rotary International,
will be in ,harge of the meeting.
Prof. Burkholder, formerly of Eph-
rata, Pa, and one IF the most noted
educators in Delaware. is planning
to give resume of Rotary with the
hope Of interesting the boys to be
entertained in the cardinal princi
pies of the organization. Incidental
ly, Prof. BurkhOldeT some years ago
was responsible for the organization
of the Georgetown Rotary Club,
which has done such effective work
in the central section of lower Del
aware.
Il. H. y. Basketball
Schedule Arranged
Coach George Keen of the George
town High School has completed the
basketball schedule for the boys
and girls teams. Both teams will
play the same evening except on
January and 10. February 4, Z and
II and March l3.
The twO local teams will open the
season here with Milton High on
Thursday night of this week The
remainder of the schedule follows:
January 3, Faculty at home.
January 10, Dover at Dover.
January II, Selbyville at George
town.
January II. Bridgeville at Bridge
Vile.
January %. Bridgevlle at George
town.
January 2S Greenwood at Green I
wood.
January 81, I.ewes at Lewes.
February 4, John NJ. Clayton at
John NJ. Clayton.
February 7, Harrington at George
town.
February II, Greenwood at
February IA, Harrington at Har-
rington.
February 1S. Milford at George
town.
February 81, Lewes at George
town.
February 25-MiltOn at Milton.
March 3, Milford at Milford,
March 6, Selbyville at Selhyville.
March 18-JOhn NJ. Clayton at
Georgetown.
Beware OF
Length OF Piling ~. Sd.
Joshua p. Hickman, of Bishop
rille, Md. arrested by Highway Off
.er Vienot Of the Georgetown sta
ion on a charge of hauling a LOAD
If piling in excess of the length al
owed by law without a permit, was
ined by Magistrate w. Frank Sharp
lere, $40 and casts, which he paid.
Under the statute any one hauling
bling on the highways which meas
ire more Than sixty feet in length
ave to have a permit from the
State Highway Department. When
load was stopped here
md measured, some of the logs
we're seVenty-siX feet and six inches
ong.
This is said to be the first arrest
or violating this statute in Sussex ,
ounty for many months.
Ield For Assault And Battery
George White, of Seaford, is being
.eld in $1,000 bail, for the February
erm of Court of General Sessions, :
" Magistrate James X. Phillips of
hat town, on a charge of assault {
nd battery on Raymond SchOfield
N Saturday.
ZEN Days For Drunkenness
Clayton Polk alias Smith, of {
was committed to the
ounty Jail on Monday by Magis- 9
rate Francis J. Meredith of that
own for ten days on a charge of 3
cling drunk and disorderly on the
treets there.
imsSeX Girl MarrieS WilmintOnian z
Married i'll Wilmington last Thurs
ay morning at II o'clock by the .
lev. Melvin T. Wheatley, pastor of 4
ilverbrOOH NJ. f.. Church, Evelyn d
IarVil Elicit, of Laurel, this coun- Y
y, and Carroll Edward Bennett, of 3
z
IaiSe Funds For Poor
n 4 Novel Way 4
Members of the GeoI getOwn Be
evOlent Society, a charitable Or =
anization more than fifty years cid. D
truck upon a novel way Of getting Z
rovisions for the needy of this sec
on. Arrangements were made y
ith the manager of the Sussex Il
heatre here, to permit persons to
tend a matinee on Tuesd y after y
oon, by presenting a can of fruit. D
his was the only admission requ:r- b
to witness one of the late picture e
Tne fruit will he, turned y
yer to the Benevolent Society ana o
stribute1 during the win:e.. Much *
it will be delivered 20 the needy,
is said, between now and Christ u
as. d
Their 37th &
edding Anniversary y
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Henry Viii "a
MS, living on the Gem gctown- e
ewes highway, near here. quietly x