Milford chronicle., 1942-10-30
GEORGETOWN

tSi Vi WI .. 0SOrBld n. 0lDDOnS an
the late William T. Gibbons, Mort
Bedford street, this place, and vii
liam E. Gray, son of Mr.. and Mrs
William E. Gray of Dagsboro, ha
been made. The wedding took plac
in Salisbury, Md, on Thursday O
last week, the Rev. Leon w. Ross
pastor of Grace Methodist Church
that town, performing the cere
mony. They will make their hom
near Dagsboro.
Funeral services for Samue
Tracey, aged II, who died last Fri
day at his home on Pine street herr
took place from the late residence
yesterday afternoon. Intermen
was made in Union Cemetery, here
Besides his wife, he. is survived by
several children.
Improvements are being made tC
the home of DR.. Charles R. Cannon
corner Market street and SoutE
Railroad avenue.
An addition has been made to the
tenant house of Charles T. Jester
occupied by Rowland Baker and
family, corner Albury avenue and
East Market street.
Clerk of the Peace Francis F.
Morgan received on Tuesday the
supply of ballots for the November
election. They are expected to be
distributed to the hundred commit
teemen tomorrow. This year five
ballots were printed for each voter
instead of eight, as has been the
custom for several elections.
Miss Sally Thomas, daughter of
Prof. and Mrs. Joseph d. Thomas,
is a patient in the Union Memorial
Hospital in Baltimore.
Marvel Wilson, son of Mrs. Har-
riett Wilson and the late Thomas
R. Wilson, near Milton, has been
commissioned a major in the U. S.
Army and is now stationed at Mia
mi, Florida. His brother-in-law,
Max Harrington, of Washington, d.
c., has been commissioned Lieuten-
ant Commander in the Navy and
will report early next month for
service. Mrs. Harrington and chill
dren will come to Sussex to make
their home with her mother. Mr..
Wilson is brother of Houston Will
son, this town.
Corporal Franklin Hazard, SON.
in-law of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter P.
Townsend, South Bedford street,
has been transferred from Fort
Benning, Ca, to Aberdeen, Md.
where he is taking the officers
training course.
Former Deputy Attorney General
and Mrs. Caleb r. Wright are being
congratulated on the birth of son
in the Beebe Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Bailey and
son, Robert, have returned to their
West Pine street home after spend
ing some time in Harrisonburg, Va. !
Prof. Richard D. Maxwell has re-
turned from Joliet, ILL.,, where he /
mas been employed since last June |
with the dupont Company, and has /
his duties as science
.eacher in the Georgetown High .
School.
Mrs. Harry E. Hudson is spend
ng two weeks with friends in Phil
ldelphia.
Mrs. Gertrude Pettyjohn and
Miss Doris Lynch have rented the
Royal apartment on North Race
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur L. Hill and
ion, Artie, of Philadelphia, have
,een visiting relatives and friends
lere this week.
Mrs. George E. Swain is visiting
riends in Philadelphia for a few
lays.
The Nanticoke Home Demonstra-
ion Club will hold chicken and
ystef supper at the community
louse on Friday night. November
f, from to o'clock.
The Georgetown Benevolent So
iety will meet at the home of Mrs.
.avinia Adams, South Race street,
n Monday night, to make plans
d. activities during the winter
lonths.
The Delaware Harbor Defense
land, Major Samuel S. Neil, COM
handing officer, and under direc-
ion of Warrant Officer Harry !
furnished music. giving a
oncert prior to the exercises.
Robert Tunnel, local attorney,
on of U. S. Senator and Mrs.
ames M. Tunnel, is among the re-
ent graduates of the Ordnance
fficers' Candidate School, at the
.berdeen Proving Grounds. He is
ow a second lieutenant. Lieuten-
mt Tunnel Joined the armed
)rces in November, 1941, and was
ppointed to the officers school
'Om Aberdeen where he had been
corporal serving as instructor in
inks and automotive work.
Miss Harriet Wilson, Market
nd King streets, who has been un-
ergoing treatment for appendicitis
t the Milford Memorial Hospital,
as returned home.
Miss Mary Carey has been visit
lg her sister, Miss Lila Jane
'arey, in Wilmington. Miss Carey
, taking the nurses training course
the Delaware Hospital.
The Rev. Richard X. White, for
Ter rector of st. Paul's Episcopal
hurch, has been transferred from
t. Belvoir, Va, to Harvard Uni
ersity, where he will take spe-
ial course in connection with his
uties as an army chaplain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry E. Hudson,
Iorth Bedford street. have as their
uest Mrs. John Wells, of Elizabeth
ity, N. c.
Mrs. Amy Kiser is spending some
me with her niece, Mrs. Harold
elham, in Meadowbrook, Pa.
Miss Elizabeth Southard has re-
igned as one of the teachers in
he Junior High School to accept a