Milford chronicle., 1935-01-18
GEORGETOWN
Letters On Estates

issued letters on estate of Martha B.
Adams, of Seaford hundred TO Edith
| w. Stewart.
On estate of Josephine Richard
son, Cedar Greek hundred to Beatrice
Pusey
On estate of Henry c. Wisserman
of Nanticoke hundred to Cora Ellen
Wisserman.
On estate of Typhena Williams, Of
Seaford hundred to Ruby ]. Rowe
On estate of Ernest Fields, Sea-
ford hundred, to. Sallie p Fields.
Adult Education Classes
Adult Education Glasses met in
Georgetown for the first session of
the current season Thursday, Jan.
18th, in the Georgetown School, at
8 p. m. This year requests have been
received for courses in Choral Sing
ing, Basketry, Tipping and Physical
Education for Women. However,
Miss Burnett has sent word that only
three classes can be given in this
community this season. The class
having the smallest enrolment will
be eliminated the first evening APP
| parently the classes in choral sing
/ ing and physical education, are as
sured, as at least twenty people have
signed up for the former, and four
teen for the latter. A large number
of the girls who graduated recently
from the Georgetown High School
are planning to join the physical
education group. Although the above
mentioned courses are very worth
while, it is rather surprising that
more interest is not shown in some
other possibilities. According to
Miss Burnett, people should think of
adult education as a means of secur-
ing educational direction and lead
ership for any project that is of gen.
uine community significance: courses
may vary from year TO year as the
needs and interests of the cOmmuni-
ty vary, and the choice should not
necessarily be limited to courses
which have been given in the past
ReappOinted County Attorney
Isaac D. Short, End, has been re-
named attorney for the Levy Court
Commissioners of Sussex Comfy for
two more years. MIR. Short is the
son of the Rev. Francis BuFgette
Short, of Milford, and a nephew of |
former State Senator II. DOlphus |
Short.
r. c. Hill County Engineer
Robert Clark Hill, who for more
than a decade has been in charge of |
the County Highway Department, has |
been reappointed for four years by
the Levy Court Commissioners TO
head that department.
Religious Council Meeting
The annual meeting of the Sus-
sex County Council of Religious Eu-
ucation was held in First NJ P.
Church Tuesday night, followed by
the adult rally at 8 o'clock in the
Jones Memorial Hall. The program:
Dinner, business session, election of
and an address by the Rev.
E. NJ. Conover, Bureau of Church
New York City; song SER
vice, led by Mr. Carey, followed by 4
installation of officers; special mu-
sic by mems chorus. of Milford; wOr-
ship service and suggesting of a
home program by Elisha A. Steele.
An address by the Rev Thomas A.
Williams. pastor of Wicomico Pres
byterian Church, of Salisbury, closed
The meeting. /,
sold Christmas" Service
st. Georges Chapel, Indian River
District, was the scene of an i'm
pressive service Sunday of last week.
It was in cOmmemoration of Epiph-
any, and was a candle light service
Inder the direction of Rev. Joseph
:; Wood. who is rector of St. John
Baptist Protestant Episcopal Church, d
Milton, Del. A large number of per-
Ons were present, it being what is n
inOwn as "Old Christmas" night. A
'ageant was given by the scholars
# the Sunday School entitled, "By
lie Light Of the Stars" The choir
Il the church aided in the pageant.
'his church is one of the oldest
Protestant Episcopal Churches in
he country, being more than 23O
ears old. I
HAPPIER Elects Officers
Hope Chapter No. Z, Royal Arch
iasons, elected officers for the en-
uing term: Excellent High Priest,
lrnest NJ. Rogers. King, James R.
Wood. Scribe. George S. Muehl. [
treasurer, John F. Kaiser. Secre- n
ary, Albert Early. Captain of Host. y
Toward w. Bramhall. PRINCIPAL [
ojourner, William L. Hill. Royal n
-rch Captain, John l. Short. Mas y
er of Second Veil, DR.. Aubrey C. /
moot. Master of First Vail, Charles Z
Holzmuller, of Milford, Delaware.
Obey A, Parker. The Of
GERS were installed by w. Frank 2
harpe, Past Grand High Priest.
lass In BaSketry Il
The class in basketry, conducted c
y Mrs Albert Early, in the adult =
lucation work. begun Thursday, Y
anuary 18th. Ia
elective Injured
Detective Ottie Donoway was seri-
lsly injured last week at his farm
lille hauling hay from a field. His
am ran away with Detective Dom
way. riding on the load. In the run n
collided with telephone pole and
Jumped from the wagon hoping T
save himself, but he fell on the II
'adway and fractured. his hip. He y
as taken to his home and later to d
hospital for treatment.
eW Century Club Meeting
The Georgetown New Century Club D
ct. Mrs. George Walls reported ~
tending the Joint women's meeting ~
the Legislature Committee. Miss
ary keiss, one of the teachers in
e school, read a very interesting
per on Science in the Home.