Milford chronicle., 1946-07-26
GEORGETOWN

celebrated their anniversary by
taking airplane rides. Both took
off from Long Field across from
the John Nj. Clayton School and
were flown over nearby towns
and farm lands. Mr.. Hudson's
plane was pilOted by Everett Long
and Howard Nelson, veteran
L. S. Air Force Pilot took MNlri.
Hudson for her trip.
Mr.. Hudson is 50 years old and
Mrs. Hudson 81 years old. They
have lived in the same home tho
entire o. years. Until his retire
ment ten years ago, Mr.. Hudson
was associated with the Atlantic
Refining Co. The HudsOn's have
three daughters: Mrs. Harry +.
Williams and Mrs. William +. Car
mine of MillsbOro, Mrs. Albert
Travis of San FraniscO. Calf. and
two sons. James c. Hudson. of AL
dan. Pa. and MOrdecai II. Hudson
of F'rankfOrd
They also have twenty grand
children and eleven great grand
children One son. MOrdecai Hud
son served in World War | and six
of their grandsOns served i'll World
War III. One grandson. Capt. James
W. Hudson. had very unusual
career overseas. where he served
under King Farouk OF Egypt, with
the L. S. Army Intelligence and
went in disguise on secret missions
to several foreign countries.
Charles f. Lane, of near George
town, has been appointed the local
representative of the r. a. StrOut
Realty Agency. Inc. succeeding the
late Asa p Reynolds. who held
that position for many years prior
to his demise d short time ago.
Mr. Lane has had twenty years
experience as real estate opera
tive having served leading firms
in New York where he conducted
his own business as broker, mana
ger and appraiser, before coming
to Georgetown. nearly seven years
ago to engage in raising brOilers.
The Indian River Yacht Club,
No. -. of the Lightning Class
Association. will hold three races,
the first to be held on Saturday
July 9th at 2:30 f. NJ, the second
on Sunday morning, ten o'clock,
July 2Sth and the third on Sunday
afternoon. July rs, at two o'clock
The races. which will be held
on Indian River, near Oak Orchard
will be held to determine who will
represent the Indian River Yacht
Club fleet at the Lightning Glass
Association National Regatta. t.
he held in Skaneateles. y. Y, on
September 6, {. and Sth, for The
national championship of all fleets
Th wedding of Miss Irene Fau-
cett. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Raymond Faucet. of George
town. and Mr.. Randall a. Larri
more. son OF Mr. and Mrs. Howard
+. LarrimOrc. of SeafOrd will taK'
place Saturday afternoon. July =
at four o'clock. in Wesley Method
ist Church, of this city The Rev
omar X. Jones will perform th'
ceremony. Following the ceremon,
a reception will be held on th'
lawn at the home of the bride
parents.
Miss Faucet who was a mem
ber of the faculty of the Scafor
High School last year. has bee
the guest of honor at two shower
given recently. one by Miss Bctt
RYDER. of SeafOrd and another b.
Mrs. Richard ValencOurt. of y
King street. Georgetown. On Fri
day. July g. Mrs Sherman X. Hud
son will give Il luncheon in homo
of the brde-to-be and on Frida
evening. her parents. Mr.. and Mr.:
Faucet. will entertain the bridt
party at pre-rehearsal dinner II
dinner will be served by the Nal
ticoke Community Club.
Major John Lynch. who is
Cambridge Mass. taking a 81,
weeks course in medicine hcfOl
resuming his practice in Seafor
is expected home next week. ID
Lynch. son of George T. Lyme
Georgetown. recently received h
release from the Army hospit
at Ashford, Va, where he has bee
a patient for the last year rccOve
ing from battle wounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard T. Enn
and son. Howard. Jr.. spent Il
past week in Washington. ID.
at the Shoreham Hotel. HOwal
Jr.. has recently beCnTeleascd fro
the Navy where he served with t
destroyer Escort" with the RAJ
of LttjgI. L. S. y. r.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Walls al
two daughters. Olive and katheril
of Wilmington. spent last week
Oak Orchard.
Mrs. Albert SChcCr and son. ia
kie. Mrs. George EllegoOd and N
Norman West were Dover visitC
last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Hulsc.
Wilmington are being congratulate
upon the birth of son, born
Delaware Hospital. June 30th.
Hulsc, formerly of Georgetown.
the grandson of Mrs. John Mark
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Coli
and small daughter. Aubrey Al
of Wilmington. were guests of NJ
Collins mother. Mrs Nina Bak
last week END.
Mr. and Mrs Wilson Boyer {
spending month at Oak OrCha
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Walls.
Wilmington. are occupying the y
Cabe cottage at Oak Orchard a
have as their guest. Mrs. Ella Wa
mother of Mr.. Walls
Miss Joyce X. Wilgus, daugh
of Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney NJ Wig
Jr.. is visiting her grandparer
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred T. Parker.