Milford chronicle., 1936-12-18
GEORGETOWN
lIalI Carrler InInred


Friday afternoon on the DUPONT
Highway, half-a-mile north OF the
highway police station, when he
failed to stop, coming from a side
road, and was run into by Rodney
c. Bounds. of Newark, Md. AS re-
suit Of the impact Mr.. TyndaIl sus-
tanned a cash in the forehead about
four inches long, which required
several stitches. He was otherwise
injured about the head. He was
taken to the office of DR.. A. c. Smoot
who gave medical aid.
Mr.. Tyndall is the oldest rural
mail carrier working out of the
Georgetown post office, both in age
and service. He has not been i'm good
health for some time.
Ladies' Aid Society Selects Office
The Ladies' Aid Society of Wesley
NJ E. Church. has elected these Of
ficers for the next term: President,
Miss Sallie Messick; vice-president,
Miss Laura B. Maull; secretary, Mrs.
George E. Swain; treasurer, Mrs.
Sarah Levenia Adams.
Grange Officers Elected
Officers of Midland Grange No. 81,
Patrons of Husbandry. have been
chosen for next year, as follows:
Master. Frederick Thaddeus War
ringtOn; overseer. Norval Pepper;
steward. Walter L. Conaway; trea-
surer, Roy Swain; lecturer, Bayard
Carmean; secretary. Miss Sallie
Messick: chaplain, Mrs. Elizabeth
Wood; assistant steward, Charles
Arlington Pepper; Ceres. Mrs. Bay
ard Carmean; Pomona, Mrs. Fred |
erick Thaddeus Warrington; Flora, |
Mrs. Edwin Smith: lady assistant |
steward. Mrs. c. A. Pepper.
Social And Play By Church Folk
On Friday night. December 18th
the Ladies' Aid Society of Hebron
NJ. P. Church. two miles from here,
on the GeorgetOwn-Br -Bridgeville high
way, will hold a meeting at the home
OF one of the members. Mrs. Ray
mOnd Short. Eight of the members
are giving a play entitled How the
Story Grew" Those taking part
will be Mrs. Albert II. Messick, Mrs.
Arthur SalmOns, Mrs. Raymond
Short. Mrs. Evelyn COnaway. Mrs.
Margaret LankfOrd, Mrs. Jennie {
MumfOrd. Mrs. Edna Warrington. {
Mrs. Maggie May King. 4
kiWaDiS Club Attend Service /
Members of the Georgetown XII
wants Club attended services at St. q
Johns NJ. E. Church at Springfield ,
Cross Roads. five miles from here, !
Sunday afternoon at 2.30 o'clock.
where a special sermon was deliver >,
ed by the pastor. the Rev. James H. :,
Gardner. minister of the Georgetown q
NJ. E. Circuit, living on East Pine ;,
street. here. :,
The Rev. Mr.. Gardner. noted for q,
delivering special sermons to fra
ternal and civic organizations, has :
prepared message along civic lines 9
based on the Scriptures. Kiwanians 4
and their families attended the SER b
vice.
This service club stands for friend A
ly understanding among urban and
rural folk as well as to support the a
churches in their spiritual aims. L
Benefit Given At Theatre L
a can of fruit was the admission G
charge to matinee at the Sussex D
Theatre here on Thursday last The A
proceeds will go to the Georgetown y
Society. a charitable Or u
ganization of fifty years standing. u
The fruit will be given to the needy a
here at Christmas. ID
New Century Club al
At the weekly meeting of the &C
Georgetown New Century Club on az
afternoon of last week. Ia
Prof. Albert Farley, supervisor .Of III
schools i'm the western section of OF
sussex County, was the speaker. ~
lis subject was Panel" He stressed NJ
he need for garbage collection, Ie
,ublic library. preservation of shade ID
rees and a commission on building
equations. Discussions were given NJ
" Miss Laura Richards. Mrs. Ben da
amin Ableman, Mrs Edward c. Sud- CT
or, and the Rev. Russell Sapp, pas H,
or of First Methodist Protestant al
'hurch. All talked along the ideas of
S brought out by Prof. Farley in WI
is address. tn
Mrs. Farley was chairman of the of
ay. and her husbands discussions Hi
'ere, according to the club MEM NJ,
ers. timely and gave them some
hing to look forward to and work nj,
Dr.. Mrs. Helen Short West, presi- no
ent of the club. was in the chair. so
1t was decided to have a motion Iii
icture benefit on the nights of De- da
smber 16 and II, and also to hold Cit
rummage sale and bake on De.
9mber 19 in the store building OH =
arket street recently vacated by ~
rs. Fannie Holtz, formerly known ~
the and 10 cent store. INK
Boxes for the inmates of Delaware kN
llOny. at StOckley, are being pre- Nv
lred as has been the custom for AK
any years. Mrs. Julian E. Town kN
nd is in charge of preparation of ~
e boxes. She has held this posi- M
IN for several years. kSl
Next Wednesday Mrs. Frederic Nv
alIs will be in charge of the pro- III
am. Her subject will be "Librar- hS
J." Mrs. Walls is considered one a
the best informed women on cur M
Mt literature among the club mem eN
RS. E
med Welfare Chairman kNd
Legion Auxiliary &l
Mrs. George Elton Walls, one of N
: most active members of the M
lerican Legion Auxiliary of Sus l
, Post No. 8, is the welfare chair M
N and has the task of making in nj
;tigation of cases of worthy 3l
gionnaires and their families i'm SV
lnkford. Georgetown. MillVille and IN
san View. i'm order that they may E9l
re a happy Christmas. Her duties M
Ong others, is to make thorough hN
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