Milford chronicle., 1937-06-04
GEORGETOWN
NJ. p. Conference


land Annual Conference Of the Meth
odist Protestant Church, which meets
in its annual session in Western
Maryland College. Westminster, Md,
on June 9th. is expected to take place.
There are several changes expected
to take place in Delaware as well as
the Eastern Shore of Maryland
The conference, convening on
! Wednesday, June 9th will conclude
the sessions with the reading Of the
appointments, probably on Monday,
June 14th, which will be known as
Flag Day" throughout the country.
The Rev. Russell Sapp, pastor Of
First NJ. P. Church, this city. has
been invited to return for another
conference year. "a
Carey's Camp
Carey's camp, one of the most
noted tented spots on the Delmarva
Peninsula, located between Millsboro
and Gumboro, eight miles southwest
of this city. will open for a ten-day
session on August 14th. under di-
rection of the Rev. Mr.. Wimbrow.
Forty years ago this famous camp
was known as "Mudford" and later
as "West Woods. For religious
ferver-a true enactment of the old
time Wesley revivals--there is no
camp meeting on the peninsula that
can equal it, The members of
Carey's Church, less than 100 feet
from the campground, adhere strict
ly to the old-time revival methods
just as they did when the camp was
founded more than SO years ago.
In that section they are very re-
ligious, and believe in the Wesley
idea of old-time revivals and acces-
sions to the church. II is not un-
common for services to start at
o'clock in the evening and last until
midnight.
Baltimore Man Arrested
Ira Ward McCauley, 1176 Washing
ton Boulevard, Baltimore, Md. was
arrested Tuesday afternoon by High
way Officer Frederick X. Lamb,
charged with speeding on the du-
Pont Highway near here. Arraigned
before Magistrate w. Frank Sharp
he pleaded guilty and was med $40
and costs. Upon payment he was
released.
Factory For Georgetown
In order to add Industrial enter
prise to Georgetown and give en-
ployment to a large number of peo- |
pie, the three members OF the Sus- |
sex County Levy Court-George C. |
Bishop, Herman d. Johnson and !
d. Burton--placed them
selves on record as being willing to |
ease to the Whitehall Knitting |
Mills. Inc. of Philadelphia. build
ng on South Front Street for the
purpose OF establishing a first-class
stocking factory. The building un-
Ter consideration is what is formerly
lnown as the Sussex County high
way BARN, which was taken over by
he State Highway Department when
he Sussex County road system
'assed from the hands of the Sus-
ex County Levy Court to the State
Department on July 5th.
935.
The arrangement is that the Phila-
elphia concern can obtain the build
lg provided a release OF possession
lay pass between the State Highway
department. and the members of the
evy Court. This is expected to be
ranted, since the state took over
OF dollars OF equipment,
nder the law, for which no compen- (
alton has been granted, and for
hich the tax payers OF Sussex Coun- {
: paid for.
When the legal phases are straight {
ned out. Georgetown Is expected to g
ave Philadelphia concern manu- I
cturing products here in order to I
Toid labor trouble
In order to avoid labor trouble I
any of the industries of large cities
e coming to the rural sections of \
wer Delaware.
onkey Ball Game v
The question is going to be asked. +
Id already is being asked of the d
embers of the Georgetown Kiwenis a
ub and members OF the Highway n
lice force: Can you ride dom r.
~? II is conceded that in these G
odern days one can drive a car. but p
e question resolves itself into this: II
n one carry himself back to the D