Milford chronicle., 1941-01-10
GEORGETOWN

G. Green; vice-president and secre-
tary, Charles H Marsh; treasurer
and first assistant chief, Thomas r.
Purnell: chief, 0lin ID. johnson; ;
second assistant chief. James Devin I;
chief engineer, Warren Holson; GUS
t0dian, Fred Tyndall; superintend-
ent OF supplies, Elwood Short.
Robert Wilkins, well known poul-
tryman, is the champion hog grower
in this section. On Thursday he
bntchered five which weighed 465,
$50, 440, 435 and 415 pounds, respec-
lively.
Comptroller Names Miss Iva
MeGee as Deputy
Henry e. Roster, of near Laurel,
comptroller. who assumed his duties
on Tuesday of this week. has chosen
Miss Iva McGee, Of Laurel. as his
deputy. Mrs. Alma Bailey Mustard,
who has held the position Tor the
past eight years, will assist IN the
office for a few weeks.
Enlistments Al.
Major Ralph S. Baker, who has
been named recruiting officer for
Sussex County's National Guard, re-
ports the following among recent
enlistments in the 261st Coast Artil-
lery: William Kemble Carpenter,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. M. Car
penter of Montchanin; Hugh Marvel,
/, of Greenville, brother Of Secretary
of State Josiah Marvel; John Woot-
ten Carpenter and George Albert
Moore, of Wilmington. They will be
called out for induction into the SER
vice on January 27, and are expected
TO go to Fort dupont
Gives Big Dinner
Hundreds of people throughout
the Peninsula ON Monday observed
"Old Christmas Day" known as
Little Christmas" In hundreds of
homes, big dinners were given.
Probably the biggest in Georgetown
was that of William e. Viekers. Mr..
Vickers entertained a number of
friends, including Mr. and Mrs.
Freeman Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs Will
liam Kitchens, Mr.. and Mrs. William
f. Pusey and son Billy, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sterling Simonds, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilson Hudson, Mrs. Leroy Little
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Johnson
anu oOu flcyus Ji.s nlASS Dolly
Hughes, Oscar S. Wilson.
Called to Service
Thirty-fiye young men, all white,
who are to be inducted into army
service, spent Tuesday night in the
Georgetown armory, and left We'd
nesday morning for Seaford to take
the train for Trenton. ~ j., where
they will be inducted into service.
All we're assigned from local draft
board No. 1, located here. Among
those called into service we're: Nor
man W. Hall. Vernon G. Hill, Frank
W. Kitchens, Marshall Jefferson, Jas.
Painter Jones, Jr., Edwin r. King,
Emory H. King, Charles Littleton,
William G. Manlove, James E. Mills,
Marshall Mitchell, Harry e. Mum
ford, Elijah B. Parker, Walter T.
Parker, Charles N. Plummer, George
S. Aydelotte, Vernon A. Bell, Clifton
R. Bennett, Charles d. Birch, Nelson
w. Bunting, William T. Bryan, Hen
ry H. Capehart. Wilmer C. Cason,
Philip B. Coulter. William Franklin
DEPUTY, Lewis j. Donovan, William
J. Ellis, Jr, Samuel r. Evans, Mich
olas e. FilIipaldi, Clarence H. Reed,
Hugh Powell Smith, William Tat
man, Richard e. Williams, Felix L.
Lynch. James Thomas.
requirements include: Bennie II. |
Blizzard, Leo C. Kayious, Howard
w. Dickerson, Rodney L. Locates,
Vernon Palmer, Thomas E. Short, |
Walter Taylor. Edward L. Bailey,
William 4. Thompson, Jr., Joseph
M Schmierer.
MiteheIl-DnttOn
Miss Mary Ellen Mitchell, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy M. Mitchell,
Of Laurel. and Kenneth Dutton, son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Dutton,
Westcont, N. j.. were married at
Laurel last Saturday afternoon by
the Rev. e. c. Hallman.
Lodge Riniker
Miss Mary Catherine Lodge, daugh-
ter of Edison C. and the late Mrs.
Martha Scott Lodge, of Lewes, and
Raymond Wallace Riniker, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank P. Riniker, also
of Lewes, were married at noon on
Saturday by the Rev. II. w. Bran
ford.
Pusey-MarYel
Announcement of the marriage of
Miss Helen Florence Pusey, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L. Pnsey,
near Laurel, and Glenn Marvel, son
of Mrs. Julia A. Marvel and the late
Harry r. Marvel of Milton, were
married on Saturday night, Deeem-
her rs, at Lewes, by the Rev. Howard
Davis.
Wilkins wilkins
Announcement of the marriage of
Miss Margaret Ellen wilkins, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert +.
wilkins Of Ellendale, and Roland
Meidon wilkins. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Floyd T. wilkins, near here, has
been made. The wedding took place
at the Georgetown Methodist Circuit
parsonage on the night of December
81. the Rev E. N. Wright performing
the ceremony.
Parsons Pusey
Miss Catherine Z. Parsons, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Minos ]. Par
sons Of Ocean View, and Willard r.
Pusey, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
p. Pussy OF near Frankford. were
married on Wednesday afternoon by
the Rev. John e. Parker.
Maull-Tingle
Miss Mary Maull, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Maull of Lewes, and
Alex Tingle, Jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alex A. Tingle of Millsboro, were
married last Saturday morning at
I awoo hy fba Pow IT " pranford