Milford chronicle., 1936-04-24
GEORGETOWN
MS. Mary a. RIeknras nsna


46, widow Of Stephen g. Rlckards
died az the home Of her son-in-lav
ana daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Franl
!. Joseph, on West Laurel street
here, late Saturday night, after be-
ing stricken with paralysis abou
ten days ago.
Funeral services were held from
the late residence on Wednesday al
ternoon at 2 o'clock, in charge o
the Rev Omar Z. Jones. pastor ol
Wesley ~ =. Church, North Race
street. Interment was made IN I'm.
ion cemetery here.
She Is survived jy two daughters
Mrs. Evans, wife of Harry C. Evans
superintendent Of the Home Life
Insurance Company. In Dover, and
Mrs. Florence Joseph. wife OF for
neer Representative Frank L. Joseph,
with whom she resided.
Mrs. Eslella +. ClemdanleI Dead
Funeral services for Mrs. EsteIla
Z. CIendaniel, aged 90, who died
fIOm a heart attack on Thursday as
the result Of a fall, at her home near
Gravel Hill, were held from the late
home on Sunday afternoon at one
o'clock. Interment was made at
Concord, Md.
Mrs. Clendaniel was the widow Of
Luke Clendaniel, well known farm-
er Of the Gravel Hill section, who
died on September 10, last year.
Shortly before 1er death she ap-
parently was in good health. Step
ping out Of the house, in some way
she missed her footing and fell and
sustained injuries. She managed to
crawl to the house, after much ex-
ertiOn, and this is believed to have
brought on a heart attack. She lived
a short time after the fall.
One daughter, Miss Gladys Will
son, survives.
Mrs. Larry Conway Dies Suddenly
Mrs. Lillian May Conoway, aged
81 years, wife Of Larry Conoway,
farmer, living in the ShOrtley sec
tion, six miles from here, died on
Thursday of last week after a brief
illness. She was the daughter Of the
late Robert Norden of New Jersey. /
Funeral services were held on Mon
day afternoon at 2 o'clock in Mt. /
Olivet Brethren Church, between (
Millsboro and Laurel, in charge Of
the. Rev. s. E. ChristiansOn. Inter-
ment was made in the chuTchyard
Jailed For Five Days
Mary Jackson, colOred, charged
before Mayor Ira w. Davis here
with disorderly conduct in the col
Ored residential section, was senten-
ced to serve FIVE days in prison in
default Of fine of $3.50.
New Century Club
Members of the Lord Baltimore
Club were guests of the Georgetown
New Century Club on Wednesday
headed by their president
Mrs. Matte Townsend.
Mrs. Howard C. Stewart, presi-
fent, greeted the visitors, who had
charge Of the program under direc-
lion of Mrs. Gertrude Williams.
The program furnished by the
Lord Baltimore Club follows:
Piano duet, Helen Kaufman and
Pauline Minner. 4,
Two readings, Alice Bennett.
Solo, Harriet Pyle, accompanied
1y Marian Noble.
String quartet, Alvin Tingle, Wv
an Hickman, Arlene Boettger, Glen
Steele.
FIRST aid demonstration, Grace
Belts, Gladys Steele, Francis Hick- {
nan, Harry Dukes. {
Vocal quartet. Helen Geonrey' /
darjorie Keen, Glen Steele, Harbe-
on Hickman.
georgetown H. d. c. Notes \
Seventeen members and sixteen
isitOrs attended the monthly meet {
ne Of the Georgetown Home DEM \
nstration Club, held at the home Of I
FRS. Elmer Tindall, at Knowles n
ross Roads. five miles from here.
-isitOrs from the Nanticoke and G
yeamore Clubs were present. Mrs. q
lay Baker, Mrs. Harry Short, Mrs. u
rank DickersOn were admitted to RI
Mrs. Jacob Minor and
Irs. William Gibbons were chosen [;
, attend the International Confer N
nee Of Rural Women Of the World 4
, be held in Washington in June. N
he training leaders gave demon c
ration Of home made entertain o.
ent. Many Of the club members are n
aking plans to attend home maxi
s. week, in Newark, in June. vi
The club will meet on May / at al
q home Of Mrs. William Brumbley
which time Mrs. Marian G. Sew N
ance will give a demonstration on S,
lying bed linens.
FO Brothers Die A Few al
ours Apart 81
Funeral services for John r. en-
pore. aged 81, living one mile east
zoar NJ. e. Church, between Mills be
70 and Harbeson, who died Of Nj
art trouble on Thursday morning
last week were held Saturday af- ch
moon at 2 o'clock at Zoar Church, Ge
charge OF the Rev. L. L. Powell,
IN burial in Mechanics cemetery, vii
MiIlsboro. Dc
He is survived by his wife, Mrs, so
4 J. Moore; four daughters, Mrs.
renzo Whaley. living between sa
urel and Millsboro; Mrs. Louis Nj
Gee, and Mrs. Charles Banning Of fal
Iton; Mrs. Homer Banning, North -
st Fork District; one son, Bar
I'd D. Moore, Of Glendale; two VII
,thers. Joshua R. and Ephriam l.. en'
ore Of Millsboro; two sisters, Mrs. be-