Milford chronicle., 1938-07-22
GEORGETOWN
JOhnsOn.HansOn

Miss Clara Virginia johnson and
Philip S. Hanson, both Of Dover,
were married on Saturday afternoon
at 8 o'clock, in Milford, by the Rev.
John T. Bailey, pastor Of the Mil
ford Methodist Protestant Church.
Carey's Camp
Carey's Camp. many years ago re-
feTred to as Mudford Camp. located
a short distance from the main high
way leading from Millsboro to Gum
boro and ten miles from Georgetown,
will open on August 13 and continue
through August 21. under direction
Of the Rev. L. E. Wimbrow, pastor.
He will be assisted in the services
by the Rev. and Mrs. Albert A.
Huntington, of Onancock. Va. This
is one of the most popular camps on
the Delmarva Peninsula.
Lie Saving Campaign
To BE Conducted
The nineteenth annual Red Cross
swimming and life saving campaign
for Delaware school children for the
Georgetown area will be conducted
at Oak Orchard, on Indian River Bay
from August to August IL, inclu-
sive. Buses will carry the children
to and from the resort.
Darby.WilsOn
Miss Virginia NJ. Darby. of He
brown, Nd, and Harold W. Wilson,
of Ellis Grove. were married on Sat
urday night, at Laurel, by the Rev. !
r. Y. Barber, rector of st. Phillips
Episcopal Church.
Headley.MarVel
Announcement of the marriage OF i
Miss Grace Headley. daughter OF
Thomas Headley. of Dover. and
Charles v. Marvel, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore B. Marvel, of Harbe-
son, this county, has been made The
wedding took place at Lincoln City.
on Thursday of last week. The Rev.
S. L. Handy, pastor Of the Lincoln
City NJ. E. Circuit. performed the
ceremony.
Observes 53rd Wedding Anniversary
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Nelson, OF
East Market street, this city, will on
quietly observe their 53rd
wedding anniversary. Married by the
Rev. I. N. Foreman, then pastor OF
the Nassau NJ. E. Circuit. on July 23'
1885. they have spent most OF their
life in Georgetown.
Mr.. Nelson is a retired railroad
conductor since December /, 1925.
they have three children: Mrs. Har-
~ Walker, Jenkintown, Pa; John
Nelson. Washington. D. C., and Geo.
A. Nelson. of Delmar.
Mrs. Clara Wilson Dies \
Funeral services for Mrs. Clara
Stockley Wilson. age II years, wild
wv of Asbury Shepherd Wilson. of
formerly Of this city.
Who died at the State Hospital early
Monday night of last week, after an
illness of many months. were held
It 2 O'Clock last Thursday afternoon
t the Carey Funeral Home. this
ity. Interment was made in Union
emetery on South Race street.
She is survived by one daughter
frs. Efie C. Brinton, and one Sis
er. Mrs. Thomas Pepper. beth OF
and one brother, Law
ence r. Lingo, of Warwick.
INJURED In Auto Accident
Joseph Coverdale, of Lewes. sus- ,
aimed several broken ribs and lac
rations Of the head at Gravel Hill,
ate Wednesday afternoon OF last
geek when his car ran on the con-
rete highway and turned turtle,
inning him in the machine. Russell |
icCabe and Byron Samnons. car
enters. returning from Rehoboth
leach, where they had been work J
ng, to their homes here, gave as 9
istance to Coverdale who was taken
D the Beebe Hospital at Lewes for 1
reatmeDt. {
Gilbert
Miss Beatrice E. Lankford, daugh-
sr of Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ. Lank-
ord, of seaford. and Robert @. Gil Q
ert. son of Mr.. and Mrs. H. N. Gil
ert, of near seaford. were married
I S:45 o'clock. on Saturday night, J
t Milton. by the Rev. @. s. Ross, c
astor of the Milton Methodist Pro-