Milford chronicle., 1941-01-24
GEORGETOWN

Head OF Odd Fellows Here
Grand Master William T. Kirby,
accompanied by his staff of officers
OF the Grand Lodge of Delaware,
visited Union Lodge No. 3, Indepen-
dent Order of Odd Fellows here on
Monday night. Refreshments were
served.
Physician Dies
Dr. Rolley P. Collins, of Bishop
Vile, Md, age 76 years, died on Nom
day OF a complication of diseases.
He graduates .isl medicine fem he
University Of Maryland in 1890 and
since that time had practiced in the
Selbyville and Bishopville section.
Funeral services were held on
Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock at
the late home. Interment was made
IA Odd Fellows cemetery at Bishop
vile.
was a sister Of DR.. John G. Cannon of
Isewes.
DR.. Collins is survived by one
daughter. Miss Charlotte, who lived
at home.
Red Cross Activities
Members OF the Georgetown
branch OF the Red Cross have, re-
ceived notice of a new state quota
of sewing, knitting and surgical
dressings and have been asked to
continue the work. During the per-
iod of December, 1899, to 1910. there
was a naverage OF 25 workers and
they worked 6.S14lz hours. The fol-
lowing finished garments were sent
to Wilmington: Twelve shawls, 246
sweaters, 49 pair socks. helmets,
261 dresses, AZ shirts, 81 hospital
shirts, 80 operating gowns. 65 in
fants dresses, SO night gowns, 16
saaues, 167 caps, 38 dozen diapers,
IS Red Cross flags, 5766 surgical
dressings.
Respected COlOred Man Dies
Alfred Ingram, 46 years old, one
OF the most highly respected colored
residents of Georgetown, and a local
preacher, died at his home near here
Thursday night of last week, of a
complication of diseases. His death,
primarily, it is stated, was due to
tuberculosis. He is survived by his
wife and several small children. His
friends among the white folk were
legion. He always was considered
honest, loyal, did not use tobacco,
abusive language or drink. He had
the respect of the most influential
families here.
COffin-Bunting
Announcement of the marriage of
Miss Alice Mae Coffin, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Coffin, of
Frankford, and Chester Lee Bunting,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Bunt-
ing OF Dagsboro, has been made. The
wedding took place on Saturday
night, January IL, at Grace Metho-
dist parsonage here, the Rev. M. e.
Dearholt performing the ceremony.
Century Club
Mrs. Robert West, Sussex county
vice president of the State Fedora
ton of Women's Clubs was in charge
of the program of the Georgetown
New Century Club this week. Her
subject was international Rela-
tions" Mrs. L. Lindsey Durnell will
be in charge on January 20. her sub
ject being Legislation. The pro-
grams for February, March and
April will be: February A, Faith Is
The Answer" Mrs. Mary s. Johnson.
February 12, "SAmerican Citizen
ship" Mrs. Oscar Thomas. February
10, "Bible Day" Miss Maggie S. Will
son. February %. Bake" all hos
tesses. February 26, Reciprocity"
laurel Club March 5. menu Plan
nfhg,v Mrs Granville Lambden.
March 12. "Travel Pictures" Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Farley. March 10, Art
Mrs. Howard T. Ennis March 26,
"Old Quilts Miss Jane Mathis. April
2, IAN Afternoon With Longfellow,"
Mrs. Robert Short. April 8, Health"
Mrs. Wilbur Mumford April II. Card
Party April 20. "Education." Mrs.
Calvin p. Afflerbach April 30, cover
ed dish luncheon.
Higher Prices Expected According