Milford chronicle., 1936-05-08
GEORGETOWN
New Cehtury Club Ofaeers

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ternoon. Meetings again will be re.
sumed In September. Omcers for the
coming term were elected as fol-
lows: President, Mrs. Helen Short
West; first vice president. Mrs
Charles fR. Cannon; second vice
president, Mrs. Alden Townsend
third vice president, Mrs. Albert
Farley; recording secretary, Mrs.
Leroy Dennis; corresponding secre-
tary, Mrs. Thomas E. Ayers; treas
urer, Mrs. George T. Lynch; direc-
tor, Mrs. George Elton Walls; trus-
tees, Mrs. Alice Penuel, Mrs. Julian
E. Townsend. Miss Eleanor Moore;
librarian, Mrs. William D. Brasure.
Delegates to the meeting of the
State Federation Of WOmen's Clubs
are Mrs. Helen Short West and Mrs.
Charles r. Cannon. The alternate
delegates are Mrs. Julian f. Town
send and Mrs. Lavinia Adams. Re-
ports Of the different officers were
made and an auditing committee for
the next year, composed of Miss
Idah Marshall and Mrs. George H.
Short was named.
Aged Citizen Dies
Miss Anna J. KollOck, daughter Of
the late James p. w. Kollock, died
ON Wednesday morning of last week
at the home of her sister, Mrs. Jen-
ME Taylor, on South Front street,
aged 80 years. She had been in fail
ing health for the past few weeks.
and direct cause of death was at
tributed to heart trouble. Miss KOl-
lock was born here, but for many
years made her home at Snow Hill, |
Md, while her sister, Mrs. Taylor, !
lived there.
Funeral services were held on
Thursday afternoon at o'clock at |
the late residence, in charge of the
Rev. Omar E. Jones, pastor of Wes-
ley NJ. E. Church Interment was
made in Union cemetery on South
Race street.
Odd Fellows Attend Church In Body
In cOmmemoration of the one hun
dred and seventeenth anniversary of
the founding of the Independent Or
der of Odd Fellows, in Baltimore,
members of Union Lodge, No. 3, I.
o. o. F., attended services on Sun
day morning at the First Methodist
Protestant Church, Market and King
streets.
Runaway Boy Picked
Up By Police
Zigmund Barkas, aged II, of Prov
idence, Rhode Island, was picked up
this week, near the Georgetown
Highway police station by Officers
Russell d. Jones and Harry A. Pu-
sey for hitch-hiking and acting in
D strange manner When questioned ,
It was learned that he ran away
from his home about a month ago.
So far as could be learned, local ,
officials had not received flyers" ,
him. He is being detain- I
I'd at the county Jail here while Off
,ials get in touch with the PrOvi- s
lence authorities. S
Held On Two Charges a
Lillian Williams, of Delmar, is S
,eing held in the county Jail here in
lefault of $1,000 bail, for the June v
erm of Court of General Sessions d
N a charge of selling two half-pints
f whiskey without a license and v
500 bail for stealing $3.50 from S
lara White of that town. v
Ield For Vagraney J
Walter ]. Mitchell and Ernest S
Little Creek District, were
ommitted to prison here for ten a
avs by Magistrate Thomas w. Rec I
rds of Laurel, charged by Con- Fl
table Ralph F. Williams, of Delmar, \
18th vagrancy. n
officials of Delmar and Laurel are
If possible to, break up g
le habit of loafing on the streets u
nd begging when work is offered to
zen and is refused. u
aureI Officers Busy h
Failure to pay fine of $500 and g
lsts imposed on him for being
runk and disorderly on Market u u
rect, in Laurel, Preston Onley was - -
,mmitted to the county Jail by !
agistrate Thomas w. Records of Vi
at town for 10 days. Chief of PO-
se Harley Hickman and his assist
It's have started a drive to break pe
J so much drunkenness on the Lau- u
! streets. ~
lree Imprisoned
May Strongs, Hilda Burton and
ak Kelly, cOlored, were arrested
i Officer John d. Joseph here on
charge of being drunk and disor-
rly. Mayor Ira w. Davis commit
! each to prison for a term of 30
VS. when unable to pay a fine of
300 and costs.
he Holy City" OratOriO
'ndefed Here
Forty voices composed the chorus
the oratorio, THE Holy City," by
fred Gaul, given by the adult
Oruses in the auditorium of the
OrgetoWn High School last Sun
y night under the leadership OF
Glen Gildersleeve, State super
endent of music. Mrs. Glider
eve was the accOmpanist. In Or
: to make the oratOriO a success,
re were no evening services in
various churches.
'olo parts were taken by Miss
sle Hermann, alto, and Harold
gne, bass, of MiIlsbOrO; Mrs. May
Ser, soprano, and her brother,
son Willis, tenor, of Georgetown.
he collection for the evening was
ned over to the Georgetown Be
olent Society, a charitable organ
ion which has been in existence
a half century.
GERS Elected BY WOmen's
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