Milford chronicle., 1937-03-12
GEORGETOWN
Letters Granted On Estates

E Register of Wills. ]. Linden Barr
| has granted letters on the following
y estates in Sussex county:
Mrs. Ethel X. Wiley, of Philadel-
phia, to Madison Willin, of Seaford
! administrator.
, Joseph A. Bennett, of Ocean View
. to Mrs. Lucinda C. Bennett. of Ocean
View, executrix.
Charles G. .Otwell, Little Greek
District, to Carroll NJ Elliott, OF
Delmar, administrator C. t. a.
Robert T. Spicer, late of Bethel, to
I.usetta Phillips, of Bethel, execu-
trix.
Benjamin NJ. Jones, late of Gum
boro, to his widow. Mrs. Lydia H.
Jones, OF Gumboro, administrators.
Samuel J. Wilson. aged funeral di-
rector, who died at his home at Mil
ton recently, TO his son, John p.
Wilson, of Milton, executor.
Joseph b. Truitt, late OF Over
brook, near Lewes, to his widow,
Mrs. Cora NJ. Truitt, administrative.
Mrs. Estella +. Clendaniel, late of
Harbeson, to her daughter. Mrs.
Gladys NJ. Wilson. of near Harbeson,
administrative.
Miss Mary l.. Mcgee. retired school
teacher, who died last week here. to
her brother, William Mcgee of New
port, administrator.
Albert Donovan, late of Lincoln
City, to Noah Donovan. of Lincoln
City, administrator.
Miss Susan Penelope Rodney, of
Lewes, descendant of Caesar Rod
ney. signer of the Declaration of In
dependence from Delaware, to the
Sussex Trust Company of Iewes,
executor.
New Century Club
Mrs. Harold ID. Hatfield was in
charge of the program of the
Georgetown New Century Club on
Wednesday afternoon of last week,
the subject being How Can a New
Century Club Cooperate with the
Delaware Safety Council%'
Prof. Albert Farley, supervisor of
schools in the western section of
Sussex county, presented Mrs. King,
teacher of the Sycamore School, be-
tween Georgetown and Laurel. who
had with her ten of the second, third !!
and fourth grade pupils. They gave
safety play which was written by |
them and which had within the past
few months been broadcast over one
of the Wilmington radio stations.
Prof. Farley told OF several ways
by which the different clubs of the
Delaware State Federation may CO.
operate with the Delaware Safety
Council in lessening accidents and
observing safety methods.
American Legion Auxiliary
10 Hold Meeting
A county meeting of the American
Ie gion Auxiliary will be held in the
New Century Club room on Monday
night, April S. The principal speaker
will be Prof. Calvin E. Afflerbach.
of schools in the eastern
section of Sussex county, and past
commander of the Am
erican Legion of Delaware. The mu-
sical part of the program will be
by Mrs. Harold d. Hatfield.
South Bedford street. this city. who
Is in charge OF junior activities. .~---
G. III. :. Students In Minstrel
Students of the Georgetown High
School staged a minstrel show IN the
school auditorium on Thursday
night. The program was in charge
lf the athletic association.
The interlocutor was Gerald ,Pase.
while the end men were George Rob
nson. Stanley Marvel, Hoyt Rogers.
Douglas Hudson. Clifton King and
oel Braunfeld.
The minstrel was given under di-
ection of Prof. ID. Richard Maxwell
nd Mrs. Florence T. Gibson. Mrs.
;ibson was in charge of the music.
arm Loan Officers Elected
Stockholders of the Sussex County
,ational Farm Loan Association,
-hich was organized In 1922. have
lected the following TO serve as a
oard of directors for the year: For
Ter County Agent Molly c. Vaughn.
f Coolspring; William B. Conaway
nd Alfred r. Corey of Bridgeville;
IRIS. Chester l.. O'Neal of Laurel;
red NJ. Wright of Delmar.
Cannon Wedding
Miss Hilda Cannon, daughter OF
n. and Mrs. Joseph Cannon, of near
cean View. and Howard Hudson,
IN of Clerk OF the Orphans Conrt
nd Register in Chancery William A.
udson and Mrs. Hudson of near
illsboro, were married on Sunday
1890 o'clock at the parsonage OF
race NJ. f. Church, at Millsboro, by
q Rev. John A. Clark.
The bride is very popular through
If the southern section of lower
elaware and has a large circle of
lends.
Mr.. Hudson is deputy in the office
his father here. and is widely
lown through Sussex county.
tomas Coffin Dead
Thomas Coffin, aged 80 years, liv-
g on North Bedford street. died at
: 30 O'Clock last Friday in the Mil
I'd Hospital, where he had been
ken for treatment on Thursday for
of diseases. Funeral
ryices were held on Sunday after
on at 2 O'Clock with interment in
Iion cemetery. He is survived by