Milford chronicle., 1946-11-08
GEORGETOWN

Mrs. Harry Marshall of Lancas-
ter, Pa, is the guest of Mrs. James
H. Chapman. Mrs. Marshall recently
moved to Lancaster from Rich
mond, Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Edward Maull
attended the Inauguration ceremo-
nies, the Alumni dinner and the
football game, held at the Univer-
sity of Delaware last Saturday.
Miss Peggy Walls and her BROTH
er James F. Walls and Edward
Booth were among those attending
the Army-Duke game in New York
City last Saturday afternoon. Miss
Wall was a former student at
Duke.
Miss Kacki Cairns, a FREQUENT
visitor to Georgetown, while her
father, 1t. Col. Paul NJ. Cairns was
here, has joined her father in Japan
where he has been in service for
the past year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Houston Wilson at
tended the Delaware-Dreyel game
in Newark on Saturday and were
accompanied home by Mr.. Drew
Marvel of Caldwell, n. ].
Mrs. John NJ. Marker spent last
week end in Wilmington and while
there she attended the marriage OF
Miss Nancy Jean COraZZa and Mr..
Ronald Jones. Miss CoraZza is the
daughter of Mrs. Fred CorazZa, the
former Marie Bailey of George
town.
Miss Ida Mae Russell of George
town and Miss Virginia Williams of
Milford spent last week in New
York City as guests of Miss Ada
Mae Warrington.
Mr.. Frank NJ. Jones, a member of
the Board of Trustees of the Uni
versity of Delaware attended the
inauguration ceremonies of the new
president, Dr.. William s. Carlson
at Newark, Saturday.
Mrs. Franklin j. Butz, VINO came
TO Georgetown to receive the gavel
presented to her by the Georgetown
KiWaniS Club to commemorate the
service, as past president, of her
late husband to the Club, is the
guest of Mrs. Halstead p. Layton
tOr several days. Mps. Butz is MAX
ing her home with her daughter
Miss Hester Ann Butz, who is q
Powers model in New York.
Mrs. John NJ. Short spent Thurs
day in Milford.
Rev. and Mrs. VI. II. Romans ant
the Rev. and Mrs. Frank McCOrkiC
were dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Long. in ROXana on We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Gordon Langabee and sol
and Mrs. Norman Webb of Jersey
City, n. j., spent last week will
Mrs. Langabee's parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Albert Scheer.
Mr.. William Schaffer and Mrs
Dorothy intakes of New York have
heen recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas f. B. Short
Mrs. Walker AIifflin and daugh
ter, Miss Laura Sudler Mifflin, o
Dover were last week end guests o
Chief Justice Charles S. Richard
and his sister, Miss Laura Richard
here
Mrs. ]. Thomas Robinson spen
several days last week as the CUES
OF Miss Elsie Wright of Newark. o.
Sunday she was joined by MI
Robinson and they visited thei
son. Thomas Robinson who is
student at ST. Andrews School a
Aiiddletown.
Mrs. Jacob T. Minor Mrs Ralp
Baker, Mrs. Andrew Burks, Mr.:
George H. Short, Mrs. n. Ashle
D.>1Ni
son attended the State meeting {
the Women S Auxiliary of the Epis
copal Church held in Dover o
Tuesday.
Charles IL. Joseph, Il student I
the University of Delaware speI
last week end with his grandpal
onts, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Joseph.
Mrs. Annie E. Fisher, who hf
for the past five months been visi
ing relatives in Sussex County hf
returned to her home in East Ian
ing, Michigan. Mrs. Fisher who
in her 92nd year was accOmpanit
as far as Phila. by her brother az
sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
White of this town.
Mr.. Alton doc" Downes is on q
extended vacation trip through IL
mid-western States and Canada.
is accompanied by Zip" Rice, al
Bill Buckaloo of Lewes and Bi
McQuay of RehobOth Beach.
Miss Aleine Kitchens is spendiI
this week visiting Mrs. Steve Ric
ter, the former Miss Betty Steel
in New York, and her cousin, CaI
Aldred Rogers and family at Re
bank, N. ]. &
The Achievement Day Meeting
the Sussexs County Home Demo
stratiOn Clubs, was held in Jon
Memorial Hall, Georgetown la
Wednesday with sessions beginnii
i'll the morning and runnil
through the afternoon, presid
over by Mrs. Johnathan Wheatle
President of the Sussex Coun
Home Demonstration Council. T.
invocation was pronounced by q
Rev. Omor E. Jones, pastor of We
ley Methodist Church.
Achievements in Home Demo
stration Work for the year of 19
were reviewed by Mrs. Howa
Clifton of the HarbesOn FL. ID. Cll