Milford chronicle., 1939-06-23
GEORGETOWN
Letters on Estates

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Mary E. Locates, of SeafOrd, to tn
First National Bank of Seaford, ex
ecutor; Lloyd Mariner, of Millsboro
to John W. Mariner, executor; Capt
George W. Elzey, of Bethel, to hil
widow, Mrs. Alverda S. Elzey anC
the Sussex Trust Company of Laurel
executors; Harvey d. Kitchens, oi
Laurel, to Norris H. Kitchens, Oi
Seaford, executor; William E. Shock
ley, of GOldsboro, Md, to Mrs. Bea-
trice Pusey SimOnds, of Georgetown
administrative; John T. Maloney, Ce-
dar Creek district, to Mrs. Florence
Maloney, of Milford, administrators;
William Earl Adams. Northwest
Fork hundred, to Alphonzo J. Adams
of near Greenwood, administrator
Nehemiah J. Young, Cedar Creek
hundred, to Hanson L. Young, admin
istrator; Thomas C. Lewis, Upper
DagsbOrO hundred, to Mrs. Anna NJ.
Lewis, of Millsboro, Administrative; /;
Ezekiel Fitzgerald, Cedar Greek hun
0red, to Mrs. Florence S. Higman, of
Milford. executrix; Mrs. Ella Ellis,
Little Creek district, to Joseph w.
Ellis, of Delmar, administrator.
Vacation Church School
Ninety-two boys and girls are reg
istered in the Georgetown Daily Va
cation Church School, which will con-
tinue for two weeks. Those assist
ing in teaching are: Beginners: the
Rev. Omar E. Jones, Dorothy Gallo
way, Jane Davis, Dorothy Short.
Frances Truitt, Violet Prettyman;
primary department, Mrs. Jacob Mi
nor. Louise Carey, Elizabeth Short.
Pauline johnson, Betty Marvel, Hell
Ell Eye, Millie wilkins, Mary Carey,
Betty Givens: junior department, the
Rev. Omar F. Jones, the Rev. Rich
ard X. White. Missg Maggie S. Will
son. Aleine Kitchens, Lila Jane
Carey. Hilda King. Ruth Pettyjohn,
Barbara Mumford. Charles Cannon.
Miss Lila Carey. Jack Kitchens, Bob
by Green. The registrars are Misses
Irene Faucett and Doris Hinnman.
Personal Items
Prof. Albert Farley, supervisor of
schools i'm the eastern section of low
er Delaware. has been notified from
Washington that he has been ap-
pointed by the National Education
Association as a delegate TO the
eighth biennial conference of the
World Federation of Education Asso-
cations to be held at Rio de Janeiro.
Brazil. from August Gil.
John Rowland StOeckel, student at |
Duke University. is attending sum /
mer school at the Mission Inn. Lake |
Junaluskay. \. C.
Howard w. Bramhall. well-known !
attorney. and family have moved to
their cottage at Bethany Beach for /
the summer,
Prof. and Mrs. Calvin A. Affier-
bach are spending some time at Re
hObOth Beach.
John Lacey. of New York City. has !
been spending a few days with his !
sister. Mrs Ella JamisOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Thomas Robinson |
have rented their home for the sum
mer months to J. NJ. BrOaddees, Jr., |
of Richmond, Va. who is employed |
in construction work at the Nylon |
plant at Seaford. Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
inson have opened the Rehoboth /
Beach cottage for the summer.
The local chapter of the Future
Farmers of America left by bus on
a sightseeing trip to the New York
Worlds Fair They were accompan-
led by Prof. Thayer Royal. Hilyard
Purnell and Aubrey Smoot.
Bin Reed Hudson. student at the
CranbrOok School. Mich, has return
ed home to spend the summer with
his parents. former Postmaster and
Mrs. Jehu F. Hudson. He was ac-
companied home by two classmates,
Robert Seider, of Pennington, Mich.
and Stewart Peet. of Ann ArbOr.
They left this week for New York to
attend the Worlds Fair. They were
accompanied by Theodore Burton, I'd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Adams are build
ing a home on Chestnut street. be-
tween Railroad avenue and College
street.
Mrs. Herman Roach. Mrs E. War
rem HOlson and Mrs Russell Sapp
and children are attending the ses-
sions of the Maryland Annual Con-
ference in Westminster. Md.
Mrs. Susie Sherman has been called
to New Jersey because of the serious
illness of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Mar
vel.
Mrs. Leroy Dennis has been spend
ing a few days this week in Philadel-
phia
James William Faucet
Died Tuesday OF Last Week
James William Faucet. aged sew
enty-five, son of the late William A.
and Mrs. Lavinia Faucet, died at his
home, here. Tuesday afternoon of
last week. following an illness OF
about four weeks from paralysis. Mr..
Faucet was born in Georgetown on
October l2, 1868, and received his
early education in the Georgetown
public schools Funeral services
we're held from the late residence on
Friday afternoon, in charge of the
Rev. Omar +. Jones, pastor of Wes-
ey NJ. f. Church. Interment was
made in Union cemetery Besides his
wife, Mrs. Nellie s. Faucet. he is
by four children, William
Raymond Faucet, Mrs. Eben Alden
Jr., and Miss Eleanor
recent graduate of Temple
Philadelphia, all living
,ere, and Mrs. Cordrey McGee. of
)agsbOro. Mr.. Faucet was brother
# the late Linford p. Faucet, for
many years manager of the H. X.
1ulford Company of Philadelphia.
IOther of Prominent Tall
'edar Ranger Dead
Mrs. Sarah Jane COnaway, aged 72,
gho until about two months ago lived
t Concord. died Tuesday morning of
lst week at the home of her son,