Milford chronicle., 1943-01-22
GEORGETOWN

Funeral services for George Cal
houn. aged 50. who died at his
home between Georgetown and
Milton on Friday morning. were
held Sunday afternoon at three
o'clock at the Carey funeral home
here. Interment was made in the
family burial ground a short dis
tance from his home. Mr.. Calhoun
was son of the late Mr.. and Mrs
Gideon Calhoun and spent all his
life on a farm. He is survived by
his wife and two children.
Officers of Bethel Methodist
Sunday CchOol at Ocean View have
been chosen for the year. as fol-
lows: Superintendent. T h nj a s
Hickman: assistant superintendent.
Isaac l.. Bennett; secretary, Eliza
beth DerricksOn; assistant secre-
tary. Irwin Quillen; missionary su-
perintendent, Florence Richards: {:
treasurer. Lillian Belts.
Officers of Hope Chapter No. :.
Royal Arch Masons. have been cho-
sen for the term. as follows: High
Priest. Cyrus +. Clendaniel; King.
J. Ralph Carey; Scribe. William
CasOn; Secretary, Charles S. Cal
hOun. Treasurer. Calvin +. After
bach; Captain of Hosts. Andrew j.
Murray; Principal SOjOmner. Jas.
p. Pierce. of Milford; Royal Arch
Captain. Robert Mustard; Captain
Of First Veil. Frank Campbell. of
Millsboro; Captain of Second Veil,
James Carey: Captain OF Third
Veil. Erwin Murray.
Members OF Sussex Post. No. S.
American Legion. have elected the
following officers for the year:
Commander. Howard r. Ennis. of
StoCkloy: yice-c0mmander. Harry
t,dginton. of Milton: adjutant. John
Fisher. OF Milton; finance. Calvin
r. Aflerhach; chaplain. Rev. Omar
+. Jones: historian and child well
fare officer. Franklin J. Butz: ser
vice officer, John r. Carey: ann
bulance driver, John Fisher. of Mil
ton; assistant ambulance officer.
Frank StOgdOn. of Milton: eXecu-
tive committee. Franklin J. Butt
Cyrus +. Ciendauiel. Charles 5,
Calhoun; sergeantai-arms. Frank
Stogdon. of Milton: custodian,
Charles S. Calhoun. Al a meeting
held in ST Paul's Parish House.
officers We're installed by State
Commander James Campbell.
Miss Mary Donovan Lynch. OF
Georgetown. and Robert s. Taylor
of Fori Miles. near Lewes. were
married last Saturday afternoon
by the Rev James II. Bishop, chap
lain with the 2G1st Coast Artillery.
Announcement of The marriage
Of Miss Eleanor Massey. of Days
borO. and Harry Cannon of Dover.
has been made. The wedding took
place al Lewes on Wednesday OF
last week. the Rev William Leish-
man. pastor Of the Lewes Presby-
.erian Church. performing the cere-
mony.
Directors and officers of the
Georgetown Trust Company have
)een chosen for the year. as fol-
Ows: President. L. 5. Senator
lanes NJ Tunnel; vice-president,
ialsled F. Layton; cashier. treas
lrer and trust officer, Edward B.
irepn; assistant cashier. Ralph L. ;
swain: directors. Edward B. Green, ,
ames b. Carey. Walter Turner. ,
ormer Congressman Robert G.
Iouston: Anthony l.. Hudson. Hal ,
ted p Layton. George T. Lynch. I
=. S. Senator Tunnel. DR.. Glenn I
|. Van Valkenburgh. Robert w. i
unnell. Charles W. Workman. :
Meetings OF the Georgetown New /
CENTURY Club and the Sunshine {
lass of Wesley Methodist Church {
ill be suspended and the time !
peat in making bandages in order
} help make up Delaware's quota. I
n appeal was made by the chair :
IAN of the local Red Cross. Mrs. I
.achpl Sudle". for helD. G