Milford chronicle., 1940-08-30
GEORGETOWN

brumDleY FAMILY VIII be held &C Uah
Orchard on Labor Day, September
The president Of the association II
!. Mrs. j. e. Truiti, of Willards, Md.
aud the secretary, Mrs. William j
BrumbIey Of this place.
\ Members Of the Sussex County
Firemen's Association held a meet
ing III the hall Of Midland Grange on
Tuesday night. Representatives
from Seaford, Greenwood. Miilville
and other towns were present. Din
ner was served at 8 o'clock by the
ladies' OF the Georgetown firemen'a
/ auxiliary. State President Truitt Of
Bridgeyille gave a talk during which
be impressed the firemen to have a
full representation at the state con-
vention which will be held at Smyr-
na on September 11-12. He said
that the forthcoming convention is
expected "a be one Of the largest
and most outstanding OF any held
for several years State Secretary
Warren w. Pettyjohn Of Dover, im-
pressed the fremen with the neces-
sfty OF recording and reporting the
fre losses Past President Reuben
Steward Of Seaford, talked briefly as
well as Hughlet Colt Of Dover, can
didate for the state vice-p presidency.
Harry Tee Of Harrington, and Jos
eph NJ Lank Of Milton also made
addresses.
Cordia W. Warrington, aged 65
years, living on the Georgetown
Bridgeville road, three miles from
here, died suddenly Of a heart at
tack at his home Wednesday morn
ing Of last week. He was son of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Warrington
and spent most Of his life on a farm
between here and Cokesbury. Fu-
neral services were held from his
late home last Sunday, in charge Of
the Rev. John T. Bailey, pastor Of
Canterbury Church. Interment was
made at Cokesbury. He is survived
by his wife and three children, Mrs.
Arpha Houston Of Philadelphia;
Cordia w. Jr., and Harvey Warning
ton, near here; three sisters, Carrie
and Mrs. Horace Short, near George
town, Mrs. William Conaway Of Will
mington; two brothers, David and
Stephen Warrington, Of Wilmington.
Announcement of the marriage Of
Miss Jane Cummings, daughter Of
DR.. and Mrs. r. e. Cummings, Of
BentleyVille, Pa, and Bert Franklin
Gregg, son of MIR. and Mrs Robert
e. Gregg, of CharleFoi, Pa, has been
made. The wedding took place last
Friday afternoon in the Westminster
Presbyterian Church at Rehoboth,
the Rev. G. A. Schnatz performing
the ceremony. The groom is sales
manager and the bride a doctors
assistants
The fourth annual reunion OF the
Givens family, descendants Of Sam
uel and Sallie GiVens, will be held
at Riverdale Park on Sunday, Sep
tember /. Descendants are scattered
throughout the peninsula.
Thirty of the most prominent Sus-
sex County Home Demonstration |
Club leaders will hold a meeting |
here this friday afternoon for the
Leader Training Meeting" in pre-
paration for the September meet
ings. Miss Pearl Macdonald, state
nutrition specialist, will conduct a
demonstration on pattern recipes !
with variations" She win show the /
leaders how to change the ingredi-
ents in a plain cake, muffin or bis
cult recipe so that interesting varia-
tions may be made. The Leaders
will in turn present this demonstra.
ton at their respective club meet
ings. Leaders expecting to attend
the meeting are: Atlanta club, Mrs.
Thurman Adams, Mrs. Laura Eng
lish; Delmar, Mrs. Mark Gordy, Mrs.
Thomas Hearn; Georgetown club,
Mrs. John R. Whaley, Mrs. Jacob
Reliance, Mrs. Walter Tull,
Mrs. Albert ODay; Harbeson-Nas-
sau, Mrs. Conwell Dodd, Mrs. Nora
Ennis; Hollymount, Mrs. Joseph Nc
Ilvaine, Mrs. James Joseph; loves
Cross Roads, Mrs. Lorenzo w. Brit
tingham, Mrs. Charles Hudson;
Shawnee. Mrs. Harpel Thomas, Mrs.
Royal Hopkins; Mt. Pleasant, Mrs.
Raymond Shedaker, Mrs. Herman
Bowden; Nanticoke, Mrs. Horace
Carmean, Mrs. Frank Baker; Green
wood, Mrs. Ray Judy, Mrs Edgar
Omar, Mrs. Howard Pepper,
Mrs. Hillary Holland; Columbia,
Mrs. Mamie Bradley, Mrs. John
Smith: Lindale, Mrs. Bessie Morgan,
Mrs. Irma Beebe; Broad Creek, Mrs.
j. Sirman, Mrs. Norman Hedges.
The Georgetown Softball League
.lubs have concluded their schedule
md it now will be necessary to have
Iome playoffs to definitely determine
he champions Commencing this
week, the leading Kiwanis 0lios may
lattle it out with the Highway Po-
ice Blue Hens, while the Odd Fell
ows and the State Highway Depart
nent "Highwaymen" may have
eries. No definite plans, it is said,
AVE been made as to how the play 7
MS will be arranged. Only tentative
have been made. One
4 the officials states that the top
Iotchers may play the cellar club in :
be first series, and the teams occu
ying second and third positions
nay go into a series. The league
fficials are: Former Congressman
lobert G. Houston, president; Har-
Id ID. Hatfield, secretary; Robert >
Morgan, assistant secretary. =
At the close of the season the club {
landing is:
.tWanis ............6 .667 I.
Police ....5 4 .556 =
i'd Fellows ...4 5 .444 ;
Department 6 1888 3
0cnl and Personal q
Mr. and Mrs. David Warrington Of q
have sold their property :
n Albury avenue here TO Mr.. and Z
Irs. John Ewell Calhoun who re- !.
de on East Market street II Is z
that the property will be ? :,