Milford chronicle., 1940-04-26
GEORGETOWN

II AeOfEetOWn ulEn 8cnooi QekeaLed
the John M. Clayton Consolidated
school team on the local diamond on
Tuesday afternoon by the score ol
25-7. The uneven score was due "a
the numerous errors made by the
visitors John NJ. Clayton, had a day
off, miscuing u times as against
three for the county seat boys. Jimmy
Walls held the visitors TO nine hits
while the county seat lads collected
II against Long and Tingle OF the
visiting team.
Miss Grace Marie OtWell, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan Otwell, OF
Rayne, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben
G. Rayne. OF Laurel, we're married
last Saturday night at $3.50 o'clock,
at Seaford, by the Rev. John L.
johnson, pastor OF st. Johns Meth
odist Church, of Seaford. The bride
land groom are widely-knOwn
throughout the western section of
lower Delaware.
Members OF the WOmen's Auxil-
iary OF the American Legion will
hold a county wide meeting at the
log cabin community center. near
here. on Monday. May 6. Department
officials of the American Legion and
the Auxiliary are expected to be In
attendance.
Announcement OF the marriage Of
Miss Idella A. Phillips and German
G. LittletOn, Little Greek District,
has been announced. The wedding
took place at Laurel on Saturday
night, April 13. The Rev. Jacob c.
Handy of Mt. Pleasant Church per-
formed the ceremony.
Work on the new armOry. to cost
approximately $4,000, for Battery
b, 261st Coast Artillery. is pro-
crossing rapidly. The armOfy is To-
Gated on West Pine street, and is
expected to be ready for occupancy
in July. When finished il will be
one of the most modern In the state.
Anona Council, Daughters of PO-
cahOntas. will give covered dish
supper in the Red Mems Hall, on
Market street. on Wednesday night.
May /. at O'Clock.
Mrs. Mary Workman. East Cedar
street, Mrs. Edward H. See, North
Railroa davenue, and Mrs. Columbus
Rogers, near here. are confined TO
their homes because of illness.
Arthur Wilgus. Railroad avenue
and Cedar street, soon will move to
Dover
Mrs Della NJ. jefferson is improv-
ing at the State Hospital
Past worthy matrOns and patrOns'
were guests OF honor at the stated
meeting of Georgetown Chapter, No. |
8, Order of the Eastern Star. Each |
was presented with a leather dues
case with the emblematic insignia. II
gift from the present Worthy MatrOn. |
Mrs. Charles S. Calhoun. Among the !
past worthy matrOns and past wOr |
thy patrons attending were Mrs. |
George E. Swain, Mrs. William T.
Hobbs, Mrs. Harvey w. Calhoun.
Mrs. Frank Wilkins, Mrs. George T. |
Lynch, Mrs. John L. LeCOmpte, Mrs. |
Treville Lenhart, Mrs. Fred BTere- |
ton, Mrs. John R. Kitchens. Mrs |
Crawford Bailey. Mrs. George +. I
Minner, Mrs. f. Warren HOlsOn,
Mrs Fred Warrington, Thomas y.
Pepper. John L. LeCompte, Crawford
Bailey, Fred Warrington.
A bake will be held by the Ladies'
Aid Society OF Providence Church.
five miles from here. at the Odd Fel-
lows building on Market street, on
morning.
Miss Agnes Jester and Herman r.
of Ceadr Creek District. were
here last Sunday night by
he Rev. John T. Bailey. retired min
ster.
Mr. and Mrs Fred ]. Tyndall. Of
North Race street, entertained the
guests at a turkey dinner
IN Saturday night: Mrs. Albert II.
ryndall. Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton A.
ryndall and children, Virginia and |
of Laurel; Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
'yndall and children, Ronald. Chas.,
rowland and Marlene, Mr.. and Mrs.
toland Mumford. Mr. and Mrs Allen I
'iggs and daughter, Myrtle Lee. of
eafOrd: MIR. and Mrs. Granville A.
'yndall. OF Milton; Mr.. and Mrs.
Toy MumfOrd. OF Springfield, N. j.;
Iiss Ida NJ. Davis and Mrs. Gay
mith, of this city.
The Sunshine Glass OF the First
resbyterian Church will hold a
bake" at the store of Charles b.
tevensOn on Market street. on Sat
rday morning. April q. at eleven
clock.
Miss Betty Rust. employed as a
scretary in the law Offices of Tun-
ell and Tunnell. has successfully
ndergone a tonsilectOmy operation
the Milford Memorial Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Leroy Pepper.
COllinsYille. a Georgetown suburb.
-e the proud parents OF baby boy.
Robert Kephart, merchant. corner
lest Pine street and South Railroad
1enue. has sold his business to Mrs.
ildred Littleton, Of South Railroad
lenue Mrs Littleton will take pos
issior the first of May.
Go to bat with Milford in 40!
Watch the Giants" take the lead
40!
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