Milford chronicle., 1935-03-22
CE0RCETOWN
Wilmington Attorney 10 Address
GeOreetOWn Maa0ns

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Tuesday evening. March 26th, 1885
While the title Of his address has no,
been announced, Mr.. Isaacs' visit to
Georgetown Is certain to interest
many, as he IS a native Sussex Coun-
tian and received his early education
I'm the Georgetown Public Schools,
although he now practices law IN
Wilmington. and is a member Of
Eureka Lodge No. IS, Of that city.
In announcing Mr.. Isaacs' talk, How
ard w. Bramhall, Master Of Frank
lin Lodge continues the series Of
programs which have brought many
interesting features before the mem-
bers Of Franklin Lodge.
5Oth Anniversary
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Blizzard
Of Wilmington, for forty years resi-
dents of Georgetown, observed their
wedding anniversary. They were
married at Milton. Del, March 18th,
1885, by the Rev. James Ellegood.
They were born and raised neigh
bors, and were childhood sweet
hearts. Mrs. Blizzard was formerly
Miss Rachael A. Wilson. Mr.. Bliz-
zard is a retired carpenter and dur
ing the forty years he lived in
Georgetown worked at his trade.
Both are widely known throughout
lower Delaware.
Masonic Meeting Tuesday
At the March communication Of
Franklin Lodge No. II, A. F, aud A.
NJ, members Of Union Lodge No. Z,
Dover, presented "T'he Greatest OF
These" play in One-act by Carl II.
Claudy, with a distinguished cast.
Tuesday night, March 26th, Henry
r. Isaacs. Wilmington attorney and
member of Eureka Lodge Of Wil-
mington, will address the ladge. At
tOrDey Isaacs is native Of Sussex
County. and received his early edn-
cation in the Georgetown Public
Schools He is widely. known
throughout the State and one Of the
leading lawyers IN Wilmington.
Active Man Passes
Peter Noah King, aged 65 years,
a prominent worker in the sRepuhli-
can party IN this section, died at his
home near here Monday night,
March 18th, 1885. after long illness.
He was the son Of Robert and Mary
King and had nine children, six girls
and three boys, who with his widow
survive him. Funeral services were
held at McCOIley's Chapel and in- !
terment iii the adjoining cemetery
Court In ApFH
Sheriff Robert Clendaniel has is /
sued a proclamation for a session of I
Oyer and Terminer Court to be held I
ON Monday, April Sth, TO try, the MUIR
der cases scheduled for trial, in /
cluding that OF Mrs. May Carey, 81, /
and her two sons, Howard. 27. and |
James, 20. indicted in February on /
a charge of murder Of Mrs. Carey's
brother, Robert r. Kitchens, at the /
village of Omar, on the night Of Mo-
vember 9TH. 1927. It is reported that
they may deny having any knowledge
of the murder, although they are
said to have signed statements con-
Tossing their guilt.
The Bend-Of-the-Road Bridge Club
met at the home Of Mrs. Benjamin
Faucet on Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Mitchell
gave their daughter Dorothy sur
prise party Saturday, in honor of
her 1lth birthday. There were
around thirty children to help cele-
brate. Games were played. and ice
cream was served. and everything
was greatly enjoyed by all.
A surprise party was given MIR.
and Mrs. Isaiah Mitchell last week
In honor of Mrs. Mitchell's birth
day Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Leroy Joseph and daughters,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Lathbury and
laughter, John Litcher and Doris
Alessiek of RehOboth, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ttwell Hudson and son Of Gravel
Hill, Mr. and Mrs. William Hickman
and son Of HarbesOn. Mrs. Hilda
Joseph and daughters. and Mrs. Gay
3. Smith of Georgetown.
Fred Stewart of Gravel Hill is in
Beebe Hospital, Lewes, from in
urles received when the steaTing
,ear of his car went wrong.
The March birthday committee OF
he Ladies' Auxiliary of the NJ. E.
church held its monthly meeting
asst night, March 21st.
Mrs Ralph Baker took members
# the Choral Club to st. Michaels.
i'd, Sunday to sing in the NJ. e.
'hurch, of which her father, Rev.
Ohm Willis is pastor.
Mrs. Walter Mifflin and daughter
aura Sudler, who have been spend
lg the winter I'm Florida, were
mong the guests at the wedding OF
1iss Alma FOoks HOrsey aud Wade
zee. which took place at Coral Cab
Is on Thursday. March 18th. Mrs.
lifTlin and daughter will return this
leek-end TO their home in Dover.
Mrs Warren HOlsOn entertained
I Bridge Saturday evening. Prizes
ERE won by Mrs. James Wood aud
lrs. James Devin and Mrs. Lloyd
tockies.
Mrs. Anthony Hudson, Jr., re-
irned Monday from the Beebe Hos
Ital, Lewes, where she was Oper-
ted on for appendicitis.
Mrs. Clara HOlsOn is spending the
eek in Philadelphia. Mr., and Mrs,
larren HolsOn and son Crawford
III Join her over the weekend
Miss Natalie Hamilton and brother
nd william Sipple. Jr., Of Milford.
II last week for a ten day trip In /,
Ie south. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ham
Ion have just returned to their
,me after spending two weeks In
ismi, Fla.
George Nelson visited his daugh-
r, Mrs. Harry Walker at Norris
wn, Pa, this week. Mrs. Walker
a patient IN the AbBihgtOn Hos
al where she underwent an ODeF-