Milford chronicle., 1946-06-07
GEORGETOWN

+. IhaudCUS Warrington. ICCtur-
CT ct Midland Grange. Gcor-etoWn
e. program chairman last Monday
m@ht showed Il series OF movies OF
Delaware and Maryland Poultry
Plants and a hroiIel' housing set-up
Nh. WARRINGTON Who j, also lt2is-
latiNo chairman of the local Grange
discussed the case Bill. recently
passed by the House OF Represent
tatlVcS and the Senate and now
&Naitln@ the Presidents signature.
Members ot Midland Grange cN-
pressed their approval OF the case
Illl and We're urged by Mr.. War
rlh2tUn to telcoIaph their approval
10 IT." Pr"sldcnt personally. Mid
land Grange Is planning Ton Com
munity Fair, which will hc held in
GRANGE Hall November lth. of this
year Each family of the GranG"
Will be responsible Tor a booth 1T
the Fair. which viii exhibit their
own farm and home produce. either
@ardcn fresh. canned. dried or
baked. The fair will hc iud2cd by
A.riCulturaI leaders of Sussex
county and members ui the EN1cu-
sion statt and suitable awards
made. Last NIGHTS rcfrcShmcnt
committee included: MIR and Mrs.
Linden Rogers, Mr. and Mrs James
Ro9crs and Jacob Rogers. Last
Sunday morning. Midland Grange
attended services at Grace Motho-
'isl hurCh in a group. To hear a
special sermon by the RcN William
/. kcSmudcl. Mrs Joseph l.. Meg
1inSon. spoke To the GRANGE ON the
FmcrGcnCY Food collection. point
ln2 tO the need for generous con-
. trlhutlonS of money and food Mrs.
Ar@2insOn. u member OF Midland
, GRANGE. is serving ON The Executive
committee in the local Emergency
, Food Collection Drive.
Horse lovers in this community
and SUSSEX County are extending
their sympathy To Lawrence Will
EinS. II year old son of Mr. aud
Mis-. Marshall Wilkins. near
=, Gcor2ctoWn. Minnie" Il valuable
+ t"ur-ycar old pony. owned 10y
, Young wilkins, Was killed early
!. last Saturday morning. by Il motor
49, bll 1 IL NUttll ltiN u l .t'N -
Highway, near the Wilkins home
:. The pony had escaped through Il
break in a pasture fence. The lad
is inconSulahlc at the loss of the
pony which ne has spent several
years in trainin& Minnie" was tn,
tirSt entry made for the Pony Class
8 in the C0min2 Spring Horse Show
: to hc held at the DclmalNd Race
= way, this comin4 Sunday A th,
Fan Horse Show last year the pony
t took first prize in the pony races
r ;nd placed first in The Musica
Il Chair event and Won ribbon a
+ Ilarrim2ton Fair At the recen
II Horse Show in Dover. Minnie
G was also winner Of a ribbon.
t Mrs Lillian Della Adkins, wife o
9 James H. Adkins. OF near Da2shoro
= d.pd Monday ni@hl. June ; after al
Il illness Ot only few hours Oi Coro
G nary thrombosis. Mrs Adkins be
came i'll shortly after retiring AM
. died hcfcr, medical aSsiStanc
reached her I'm addition to her hus
y band James II Adkins Mrs Nd
I kine is survived hy several sister
[, and brothers. They are: Mrs. len
~ ME Quillrn. Bishop. Maryland; Mr..
Z Mamie I.on2 and Mrs. Alice camp
" lcll both OF tranklord, Ham
s,mith of SrlhlNilic and Charlie
- %with of Will"rd, Maryland. MIR:
II .tdkins WAS the dau2hter of tn
l- late Rulue and Carlottc CBrittin2
~ huml smith She would have eel,
lr hatrd her 18th birthday in July {
H. This year. Funeral services Wcr
lcId Thursday afternoon at tW
re- o'clock al hen home ON the duP0l
s. boulevard between Da@Sb0ro an
re- Framkfurd mtCrmcn in Carey
y Cemetery. l'rankfurd. Delaware.
$ Captain MalloN &. Nau8hn, Il
* t. : Army. WAS the guest spcako
al the REGULAR weekly meeting {
i. the Gcor@ctoWn- Nlillshuro Rutal
~ club, in Masonic Temple. la
- Tuesday ni2m Captain Nauahr
~ who was intruduccd hy his fathc
: NalloN G.. Vaughn. 81. describe
49,. characteristics and habits of II
-. iliuinoS and showed slit
~ films ui pictures photueraphcd /
=" him,cli capt Vaughn is ON
day turlough and expects To rctur
to- Manila. Philippine Island
Vlcr" ne i stationed on June 3Dt
Tie Rev. J. I.cas Green, member
II the Salisbury Rotary club was
Ni-itur The GcOr&ctCWn- NillSh0l
Rotary club will hold their annu
Ladies' ni2ht, in celebration of Il
10Th anniversary Of the club. {
Wednesday evening. Juno Eth
VS. Jones Memorial Hall. GcorGctoW
'9 iE addition 10 wives and SWcc
P' ! carts of the local club. mcmhc
q! the Laurel Rotary. their Wiy,
"' and SWcclhcdltS will hc hun,
=, GGrStS. ! he Laurel Rotary Cll
unSorcd the ur2HniIation of Il
~, tcor@C.0Wn-MilIfhoIo twenty yea
ago. T.. Paul Burkholdcr. prominc
49,, HUtarian will hcthc main speak
.L' q; the evening. Frank NJ Jones. \
t"lncH and first president of Il
local Rotary will act as master
,ad ceremonies and tUaStmaStcr.
Jacob T. Minor and !. Frankl
he G"rdy, 81, have been chosen by Il
local kiWanianS. as delegates to Il
kiWanis International Convent,
III Atlantic City. June . to II.
largo number of the members
the HcorsctoWn club. expect to q
tend sessions of the ConNcntic
IN Guests at last Tuesday ni2h
n'ctim@ included Dr. W. \. Hayt
on member of Dover kiwanis and Nh
~, va Chester StrGup and Mrs. Mar2ar
w. Clifford of Geor2etown Earl Ru
-! was in charge OF the proera
! al which was confined to discussi,
''l ui plans for the dedication of t
our lrnscu, II,nn,. D,II ~ l''"'