Milford chronicle., 1939-11-24
GEORGETOWN
.apn CCc Rors Arrested


William Fl. FOsey, of Wilmington
and Ralph A. Buckson, of Blackbirt
connected with Company 1920, Civil
ian Conservation Corps, two mile
southwest of this city. are being hel,
in $4,000 bail for the February tern
of Court of General Sessions, b,
Magistrate W. Elwood Wright here
charged by Highway Officers e.
Seitz and Walter Sherwin will
stealing two bicycles from Paul ant
Ray Pusey, sons of Corporal ant
Mrs. Harry A. Pusey of South Bed
ford street. In view of the fact tina
Corporal Pusey is connected will
Station No. of the State Police
force, he turned the case over tC
Seitz and Sherwin who made the ar
rests. Corporal Pusey and PrivateS
SeitZ and Sherwin knew the iden-
tity of the two boys before any ar
rests were made. Unable to give
bond, they were committed to the
Sussex county prison TO await trial
in February or plead guilty at the
December session OF plead guilty
court
C. II. s. Beats D09FT
Playing their last game of the sea-
sOin. the Georgetown High School
football team took Dover into camp
here last Friday afternoon, before Il
crowd Of several hundred. by the
score of IL to u. The Sussex County
Seaters scored two tOuchdOwns in
the fourth period and kicked the eX-
ira point. Georgetown led the State
Cauital boys l2 to & in first downs.
In the first hall. the county seat lads
registered five first downs as against
four for Dover Line plunse3, end
runs and forward passes baiIled the
Dover team in the last period. When
Walls scored the second touchdown.
il was then that Coach George Keen
called Oh Layton Ayers. his long
punter, to convert the extra point.
Throughout the season Ayers mas
heen booting the pissiin from 90 To
75 yards.
CotiLliOH CiHb EifCE
The Georgetown CUtilliGn club for
the current term has organized with
the following officers and commit
tees: President Albert T.. Croll; wee
president. J. G.. Jones; secretary. Ed
ward b. Green; treasurer, Irwin X.
Murray; committee on orchestra,
James y. Hayman and Everett Pet
tyiOhn: committee on decorations.
Charles Trammell. j. Thomas Col
Inns. Arthur Lee Pittard, Norman u
Baker, Rodney Wilgus, Jr., &. Ray
mond King; publicity and printing,
Ernest Wilhelm. Edward Il. Green,
Alexander T.. Braunfield; member
4 IaNF11nnH X inc
ManfOrd C. Rust: committee on ar
rangements. A. T.. CrOll. The annual
dance will be held on Friday night,
December %, in the high school au-
ditOrium.
Each member will receive two bids
to go out of the city iA5tead OF en-
changing a large number OF bids
with other clubs.
bfanhPzcS Speaks Br(O'c RGfd'y
William +. Matthews, Jr., Of Smyr-
ma, Deputy Governor of Rotary In
ternational of this district, was the
principal speaker at the meeting OF
the Georgetown Rotary Clnh on Fri
,iay night ;ii the Brick Hotel Ihe
subject was Rotary and Its Aims.
Mr.. Matthews. an undertaken IN
SMYRNA, will, within al few months
be the governor of Rotary in this
area. II was through his activities
that the first American Legion ann
bulance in the United States was put
into operation. Mr.. Matthews con-
ceived the idea and put his ideas into
operation with the result that ms
home post Smyrna, was the hrSt oil
the American Legion posts TO opef-
ate an ambulance in this country.
Ladies' .iid PrraHird Piay
Members of the Ladies' Aid Socie-
~ of Hebron NJ. p. Church, one of
the few outstanding churches in ihlS
section of the Maryland Annual Con
ference nf Methodist Protestant
Churches, before the merger with
the Wilmington NJ. f.. Conference,
and the Methodist Episcopal Church,
South, recently. presented play
last Friday night at the home OF Mrs.
Roland r. Short, one OF the members.
The title of the play WAS The Train
TO Mauro." Since the cOnSOlidation
Of the three branches of MethOGlsm
recently in Salisbury, Md, tins
church, as well as FIRST NJ. =. Church
on East Market street, here, has not
had congregational meeting To eS-
ablish a name for the churches un-
deI. the banner Of consolidated Meth
Odism.
kiqcaHiS EicCiS
Officers of the Georgetown kiwaniS
Club for the current term have been
chosen. as follows: President, JOS
cph Thomas. principal OF the
Georgetown Public Schools; vice
president, Bayard V. Carmean, as
sistant county agricultural agent:
secretary. Albert Farley: directors
Charles Meyer, Thayer Royal, H. ).
Baker, Lawrence Elliott, Hugh ID /
Smith. Chester Stomp, Charles Tram |
nell
I ni0R ThdRkSgiViB1 N1TiCr
A union Thanksgiving service was !
held i'm the First Presbyterian |
Church, North Bedford street, on
%, in accordance with
the proclamation of President ROoS-
evelt and Governor Mchlullen. with
The Rev. NJ. +. Dearholt. pastor OF
the Methodist Church, formerly First
Methodist Protestant Church. corner
Of King and East Market streets. as
the principal speaker. All ministers
here participated in the service.
WARWICK