Milford chronicle., 1942-01-23
GEORGETOWN
Red Cross Home
Nursing Clnss Organized

1880 o'clock, at the home of Mrs.
Joseph Megginson, BOG North Bed
ford street. All women of George
town and community are being in
vited to join.
The course is the standard Red
Cross Home Nursing Course and is
entirely separate from the First
Aid Course being given at the New
Century Club headquarters.
Air Raid Wardens Named
The Georgetown Defense Coun-
Gil has named those who are to
serve as air raid wardens in each
of the seven districts in which
Georgetown is divided. They are:
First district, Crawford B. Bailey;
second, Horace S. Dixie; third, Da-
vid. Wiley; fourth, George Barr;
fifth, Mayor Ira w. Davis; sixth,
Rev. William P. Kesmodel; seventh,
Edward B. Green. The first district
is West Market-North Bedford
streets; second, West Market
South Bedford streets; third, North
Bedford East Market-Railroad ave-
OOulll
Market-Railroad avenue; fifth, Rail
road avenue-East Market-North
King streets; sixth, Railroad ave-
nue-East Market street; seventh,
North King-East Market streets.
Their duties occur during black
outs which military authorities are
anticipating to put into effect with
in a short time. The wardens and
their assistants will report fires,
find injured persons, summon res
cue parties and render first aid.
They will make check-up on the
of the blackOuts. The
finance committee and workers who
take part in the drive for funds
have fixed $4,000 as the goal for
the time being. Expenses so far in
CURED have been for lumber and
of telephones for the
air raid watchers. Solicitors here
are: Wilson Boyer, Wilbur Mum
ford, Edward B. Green, Ralph
Swain, Alexander Braunfeld, Law
renee C. Elliott, J. Francis Rich
Henry G. Graves, James
M. ]. McDermott, Rev. H.
w. Paynter, Nutter Marvel, II. ID.
Hatfield.
Cooper EngeI
Miss Florence Il. Cooper, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Pratt Cooper
of near Delmar, and Harry W. En-
gel, of Wilmington, son of Mrs. |
Mary H. Engel, and the late Harry
F. Engel, of Salisbury, Md, were
married at Seaford on Tuesday af-
ternoon of last week by the Rev.
E. E. Coleman, pastor of Mt. Olivet
Church.
Announce Engagements
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan G. Hinman,
lis South Bedford street, this city,
and also of 2606 Van Buren, street,
Wilmington, have announced the
of their daughter, Miss /
Doris Virginia, to George w. Baker,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Baker
Of Seaford.
The bride-to-be is a graduate of
the Georgetown High School, class
40 and has attended the Women,s
College, University of Delaware.
Mr.. Baker, member of the fac
llty of the Seaford High School, is
a graduate of the University of Del
aware, where he was a member of
Phi Kappa Phi honor society.
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. McCabe
Of Dagsboro, announce the engage
nent of their daughter, Miss Alma
VI. McCabe to Alfred P. Mayne, son
Of Mrs. Ella Mayne of Wilmington.
Miss McCabe is a graduate of the
Iohn M. Clayton Consolidated
School, which serves Frankford
and Dagsboro, and of Goldey Col
ege, Wilmington. Mr.. Mayne is
graduate of the Wilmington High
School. Both are associated with
he Delaware Power and Light
Company in Wilmington.
Change Parking Regulations
Georgetown City Council has de-
,ided to change the parking regu-
ations On Market street. Diagonal
is to be done away with
md parallel parking to the curb is
o be substituted. Consideration
also is being given to limit day
line parking in front of the banks
md the federal building.
kiWaniS Committees Named +
Committees have been named by
elect Chester r. Straup
or the Georgetown Kiwanis Club,
rs follows; Agriculture, j. Frank
iordy, G. c. Street, Hugo KOpple,
John e. Sisson; attendance, MEM
,ership and classification, Charles
Green, William l.. Hill, Hugo Kop-
pie, Dallas A. Dennis boys, girls
md scout work. John Hough, DON
I'D Welt, Richard Maxwell, Ashley
Jenkins, Albert Farley; citizenship
md public affairs, Rev. Richard X.
White, William l.. Hill, John
Iough, Hugh Smith; music, pro-
grams and inter-city relations, Dom
I'D Weir, Cecil Culver, J. Frank
iordy; business standards, Dallas
A. Dennis, John E. Sisson, Alexan-
ler E. Braunfeld; underprivileged
children and vocational guidance,
Jevil Culver, Ashley jenkins,
Charles Green, Alexander E. Braun
eld; Kiwanis education and public
'elations. Albert Farley, Rev. Rich
lrd X. White, Joseph Thomas.
The Loves Cross Roads Home
Demonstration Club will meet and
lold a luncheon on Thursday, Feb
'uary IL.
Joshua Burton Chandler, age 81
years. one of the oldest residents of
Oagsboro District, died late Mon
lay afternoon at the home of his
laughter, Mrs. Harb Rogers at
0agsboro, of general debility.
Funeral services will be held
his friday afternoon at 2 o'clock