Milford chronicle., 1938-02-11

Governor McAlullen recalled tn
days when he was on the farm an
what 1t had meant to him.
During the afternoon the guest
were taken through the barracks
and headquarters for inspection. Ev
erything was spick and span ant
the boys seemed to be enjoying life
Guests from Georgetown extended
them a hearty welcome to spenC
their leisure time here.
Financial Drive For Boy Scouts
The annual financial drive fol
funds to support the Georgetown
troop of Boy Scouts is under way
The Rev. Richard X. White, rector
of St. PauPs Protestant Church is
chairman of the drive which is be-
ing sponsored by the Kiwanis Club.
Iniantlle Paralysis Funds
Last Friday evening a benefit mo-
vie entitled First Lady was given
in the Sussex Theatre to raise funds
to fight infantile paralysis. The COM
mittee in charge of the drive for
funds here consists of DR.. Rowland
G. Paynter, chairman; Ralph S. Ba-
ker, secretary; James B. Carey,
treasurer, and Mrs. George Elton
Walls, Mrs. Harold d. Hatfield, Prof.
Franklin J. Butz, Prof. Albert Ear
ley.
Named All Club Leader
Hildren Green, Sr.. East Market
street, has been named leader Of the
Georgetown All Club. James Smack,
president, has named the following
committees, Program, Samuel Work
man and Edward Rogers; recrea-
ton, Robert Green and Donro King;
club reporter, Eddie Kiamie.
Home From Studies
Those who have been home from
the different college and universi-
ties for the mid-year holidays were
Miss Eleanor Faucet, Temple Uni
Versity; Miss Eleanor Townsend,
Penn Hall, Chambersburg, Pa; Jack
Townsend, Dartmouth University,
Hanover, N. H.; George Lynch, Uni
versity of Delaware; Newton and
Leroy Tyndall, University of Della
ware; Robert Tunnell and Roland |
Stoeckel, Duke University; Reese
Swain and Leroy Cooke, American
University, Washington, d. c.
Estate Letters Granted
Register of Wills J. Linden Barr
has granted letters on the follow |
ing estates in Sussex county:
Ole Jensen, Northwest Fork Dis
trict to Robert Jennings of Bridge
Vile.
Mrs. Ella Kinder Galloway, Sea-
ford District, to hte First National
Bank, of SeafOrd.
Charles S. Morris. Lewes and Re- I
hOboth District. to Mrs. Laura NJ. /
Morris and the Sussex Trust Com
pany of Lewes.
Dallas NJ. COrdrey, Little Creek |
District, to Arthur S. Hearn, Laurel.
Thomas c. Coffin, Georgetown Dis
trict, to Mrs. Thelma c. Coffin, of
Georgetown, Administrative. 1
Levin +. Holloway. Baltimore Dis
trict, to Levin o. Holloway, of Will
mington, administrator C. 1. a.
Mrs. Sallie A. Reed. Broadkiln
District. to william W. Reed. of
Milton, executor. --...
Mrs. Sarah W. West. Upper Days
boro District, TO Isaac II. West, of :
DagsborO. executor.
William II. Roach, Lewes and Re-
hOboth District, to Henry II. Roach
of Lewes. administrator.
Mrs. Margaret E. Pollard Gordy,
WicOmicO County, Md, to Carl E.
Gordy. of Delmar, administrator.
Mrs. Lillian R. olliphant, Little
Greek District. to Calvin L. Olli-
phant, of Laurel, administrator.
Joseph N. Hudson, Upper Days
boro District, to Theodore and JOS
eph " Hudson. of DagsborO, exec
ltors.
Mrs. Ayers Improving
Mrs. Thomas E. Ayers, North Bed
'ord street, who for several weeks
las been confined to her home suf-
ering from inflammatory rheuma-
ism is recovering. Mrs. Ayers is a
prominent member of the George
own New Century Club and her
husband is owner of the Sussex
'heatre here and the Palace Thea
re at Seaford.
Mrs. James NJ. Tunnel, Sr., is
uffering from a broken wrist as a
esult of a fall at her home on West
1arket street.
Miss Peggy Walls, daughter of Mr..
nd Mrs. George Elton Walls, sus-
aimed a severe sprain of the ankle
7hile playing basketball at Delmar
few nights ago.
lfs,c rlor1Y in the
flee of Clerk of the Orphans Court |
nd Register in Chancery William
hudson, entertained her bridge club {
n Thursday night of last week at
he home of her sister, Mrs. George
Toward Barr, on North Bedford
treet.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Nelson, {
wing in Collinsville, a Georgetown {
uburb, had as recent guests, Mr.. t
nd Mrs. Joseph H. Brown, Mrs. Ma ]
ell Boswick and Mrs. Ethel Dill, of /
Pa. '
MFR. and Mrs. Jacob Shane, North {
.ailroad avenue have been enter
lining their daughter, Mrs. Robert d
Iegowan, of Winchester, Mass. Mrs. C
hane returned with her daughter
Dr an extended visit.
Mrs. Marc B. Saunders whose F
usband is head of the Georgetown
as Company, has been spending
w days with Col. and Mrs. Dom
Id NJ. Ashbridge, in Newark. Mrs. s.
aunders is a daughter Of the late
hief Justice Alfred Robinson of b
le State Courts. Il
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