Milford chronicle., 1939-01-20
GEORGETOWN
KIwanIans Elect

president, Prof. Joseph Thomas;
secretary, Prof. Albert Farley;
treasurer, Assistant County Agenl
Bayard Carmean; directors, Hugh
Smith, Jr, J. Thomas Collins, Alex.
ander Braunfeld, Charles Meyer, Ev-
erett Pettyjohn, Hugo Kopple and
Ralph Baker.
Miss Myrpa Booth, East Cedar
street, has accepted a position in the
Georgetown Trust Company.
Samuel H. Frank well known Jew
elryman Of Georgetown, is confined
TO the Milford Memorial Hospital
suffering from a severe case of Ia
grippe. -
Louis Deed, former Georgetown
restaurant man is a patient in the
Homeopathic Hospital, Wilmington,
because OF a severe case of lagrippe.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Howard Baer
entertained Monday night at a din
ner and theatre party in honor of
their daughter, Miss Mary Eliza
beth, whose engagement to Joseph
c. Lingo. deputy prothOnOtary of
Sussex county, has been announced.
Mr.. Lingo graduated from the Mills
bOrO High School, class of 1885, and
is now a student at the University
of Delaware, is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Lingo of MillsborO. He
is serving as deputy prothOnotary OF
this county under his uncle, Joseph
X. Lingo. of MillsbOrO.
The FrankfOrd Volunteer Fire
Company will hold their annual
chicken dinner at the cafeteria of
the John NJ. Clayton school, half
way between Frankford and Days
bOro. Saturday night, January 81.
This is one of the annual affairs in
that section and each year is at
tended by hundreds of people be-
cause II means the raising of funds
for the firemen.
HudsOn-Fisher
Miss Mary Pauline Hudson, daugh-
ter of John Hudson and the late Mrs.
Mary f. Hudson, living near here.
and David Roscoe Fisher, son of
late Isaac Fisher and Mrs. Annie
Fisher, of MillsbOrO, were married
at 8 o'clock on Saturday night at
the Presbyterian manse on South
Bedford street. here, by the Rev. Fl.
w. Ewig.
SHAKER
Miss Frances Richards, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. ElwoOd Richards of
Frankford and Ollie ID. Baker, son
of Daniel Baker and the late Mrs.
Baker, also of the Frankford section,
were married on Friday afternoon
of last week at DagsborO by the
Rev. w. T. Archer, pastor of the
Dagsboro Methodist Protestant
Church.
Stole Chickens; ParOled
Leroy Lloyd, of East Dover, who
recently was captured in the western
part of this county and held for the
larceny of 90 chickens from George |
i. Ward, has been paroled to State
Detective Charles Z. Wilkins.
ReViyals Start At MllIsbOrO
On Sunday, January 30
The Rev. l.. E. Wimbrow, pastor
of Grace NJ. E. Church at MillsborO, !
will on january 20 open a two weeks
revival series there. He is scheduling
ministers from different parts of the
county to assist as well as some spe-
cial groups to conduct the song SER
vices. Last Sunday night he con-
cluded a two weeks evangelistic
campaign at Carey's NJ. E. Church,
between Millsboro and Gumboro,
which resulted in a number of ac-
cessions to the church. During the
progress of the meeting. big crowds
were in attendance with visiting
ministers and singers assisting. The
mems choir of Grace NJ. Z. Church
assisted.
Officers Elected
At an election of officers of the
Union Cemetery Company, formerly
the Union Cemetery Company, the
were chosen: President,
Magistrate William Frank Sharp;
John 7. Carey; treasurer,
r. Hobbs; superintendent.
James Knox; attorney, Andrew j.
Lynch.
COurt House Office Fees
Fees in the various court house :
offices for the past six months, ac-
,ording to the audit just completed
by Comptroller W. J. Hooker, Jr..
and his deputy. Mrs. Robert Mus
ard, show the following for each of
he Offices:
Sheriff-July, $S5.44: August. $27;
September. $40; October, $lOO.5l;
November. $4225; December. $S4.25.
Prothonotary-July. $l53.78; Au-
gust, $172.31; September, $296.02;
October, $220S7; November. $l83;
December, $244.30.
Recorder of Deeds-July. $740.75; !
August. $673.25; September, $7S2.25;
october, $750.75; November. $7S7.25;
December, 1891.
Register of Wills-July, $343.60;
august, $709.12; September, $913.7l;
october, $515.29; November. $759.4l;
December. $56S.42.
Orphans Court-July, 1894; Au-
,uest, S126.2l; September. $l79.1O;
october, $63.0O; November. $S992;
$l97.75.
Chancery-July, $52.02; August,
21.76; September, S54.47; October.
1900; November, $4G.55; December
4716.
Clerk of the Peacefully. $3.50;
Iugust, $3.50; September. $328.5O:
october, $278.18; November, $15.5O;
$21.5O.
Former Clerk of the Peace Frank
V. Dayson, living at Zoar. holds the
ecord for being the Oldest Sunday
chool official on the Del-Mar-Va
'eninsuIa and one of the oldest, If
ot the oldest, in point of service in
he eastern section of the United
tates. He has just been elected sec
etary of the Zoar VI. z. Sunday
chool for the 56th consecutive year.
lie has served the Sunday school in
haf canacftv since Ia wears of age