Milford chronicle., 1936-09-18
CEORcETOWN
NheatIer.SnaIn MeddInr

9 Swain, East Market street, this cit
= and Arthur Warren Wheatley, bridg
: contractor. living here, were Marie
] on Saturday morning at eight o'cloc
by the Rev. Omar E. Jones, paste
= Of Wesley NJ. e. Church, North Rae
street, here. Both are widely know
and popular in Sussex county.
: Two Women Arrested
J Nora Mills and Daisey Walters
cOlored. employed in a cannery a
Harbeson, we're arrested on Sunda
afternoon by Constable G.. Fred Rus
and brought to jail here. charges
with being drunk and disorderly
They were given a hearing befor
Magistrate w. Frank Sharp and fin
ed $500 and casts. Upon paymen
they were released.
Fined For Failing
To Stop At Red Light
Arrested on a charge of failing Il
stop at a red light at the lntersec
tion of the Georgetown-Lewes anC
Harbeson-FairmOunt highways, al
Harbeson, Annanias Hickman. Oi
Harbesou. was fined $1,000 and costs
by Magistrate w. Frank Sharp here
He was released upon payment OF
the fine.
Service Clubs Have Two
Interesting Speakers
Howard T. Ennis, superintendent
Of Delaware Colony, at StOckiey,
was the speaker at the regular meet
ing Of the Georgetown Kiwanis Club.
The members of the State Police
were guests of the club.
At the weekly dinner meeting of
the Georgetown Rotary Club, Clar-
ence E. Keyes. Of Pennington, Kent
county. spoke on the Resettlement
Administration Program for Della
ware. He explained that the out
standing purpose was the refOresta-
tiOn Of sub-marginal lands, which is
excellent for growing timber.
Magazine Has Article
OF Local Interest
In the September issue Of The
Kiwanis Magazine" appears a two
and one half column article entitled
Vocational Guidance in Agricul-
trre." written by Professor Albert
Farley, Rural Supervisor of Schools
in Western Sussex county, which de-
scribes in detail a poultry project
carried on in the Georgetown public
schools last spring. 1t is illustrated
by a picture of the Kiwanis Club
and banner and some of the students
holding chickens.
Personals
Miss Marjorie Hudson. Miss Olive
Kitchens and Irwin Murray will
study at GOldey Business College,
this winter.
Miss Dorothy Jones, Harold GOrdy
and Charles Purnell will take a
course at BeacOm's Business College. |
Miss Rachel King has entered the
Training School, in the Del
aware Hospital, Wilmington.
Professor and Mrs. Franklin Butz |
have as their guests, Dr. and Mrs.
Carl HOrner and daughter. Miss Eta |
and son, Carl, 3rd. Of MOTeland. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Shane, North |
Railroad avenue. have been enter
tanning their son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L. MCgO- !
wan of Kenilworth, Illinois.
Miss Charlotte Morris on October /
1, will open her kindergarten, at
The Judges" here.
Miss Marian Ableman, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Ableman, of
North Race street, has accepted pO-
sion as English teacher in the Jun
or High School at Lewes.
Miss Mable Louise Van Valken-
,urgh, of Deer Greek, Oklahoma,
will spent the winter with her bro
her and sister-in-law, DR.. and Mrs.
1lenwOOd NJ. Van Valkenburgh and
ittend the Georgetown High School.
After visiting Canada, the western
oast, the Texas Centennial ExpOsi-
ion and Mexico, during the summer, 4
Edward Baker has returned to the
Iome Of his grandparents, Mr.. and
lrs. Elmer Wilson, on East Market l
treet.
Jacob Minor is undergoing treat
lent in the Beebe Hospital at
ewes.
Reese Swain. son of Charles 7. lS
vain, rural mail carrier. has ma
riculated at Western Maryland Col
sge, at Westminster, Md. Is
George Lynch, son of former City
and Mrs. George 4.
ynch, South Race street. has en-
red the University of Delaware.
Howard BramhalL well-known at =
,rney and secretary of the Sussex m
ounty Republican Executive Com
ittee, has purchased the James
'oOd property, on South Race
rect, between Market and Pine
reefs, and will occupy it the first s
the year.
Miss Alice Pepper, graduate of the v
Omen's College, University of Del *
ware, and daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
gron Pepper, near here. has Joined Y
e faculty of the Caesar Rodney N
Igh School, at Wyoming, this State.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mustard have y
their guest over the weekend, M
ss Ella King, of Salisbury, Md. r
Mrs. Martha J. MumfOrd is visit Z.
g relatives in Philadelphia q
Rev. and Mrs. Russell Sapp and 81
o daughters, have returned to the
ithOdist Protestant parsonage, Af-
: spending several days with rela- *
es in Baltimore. TX
lrriner-H Harrington Marriage "
Announcement of the marriage of M
SIS Anna M Harrington and John X
Mariner. both of Laurel, has y.
IN made. The wedding took place M
t Sunday night at the Mt. Pleas 10
NJ. E. Church, at Laurel. the ~
v. John G. Handy. performing the lfeI