Milford chronicle., 1951-01-19

d Va MElAA hAE0A EaQk4WAA VI OHNG4 J.
lead Of acute alcoholism in filling /
tation about four miles west Of /
Georgetown on the Laurel road, |
tate police reported.
1saacs, a saWmill worker. who
ived across from the filling sta
ion, had been drinking since Fri
lay night. the police said. Coroner
s. Marvel III, OF George
.own determined the cause Of
death.
SHOT GUN ATTACK - Delbert
was held in $4,000 bail
for hearing January 27 by Magis-
trate John H. Conrad Of Dover on a
charge of assault with intent to
Sylvester Tue with shot
gun late last Saturday afternoon.
The shooting occurred in Queen
Street. north of Loockerman, Dover
near the homes of the two men. The
police said. was shot in the left
arm and is a patient in, the Kent
General Hospital. The men had
qrarrelled, according to the police,
who are continuing their investi-
cation.
SUSSEX DIVORCES - Judge
Charles L. Terry, Jr., handed down
a decree nisi in five divorce actions,
heard in Superior Court last Friday,
January 12, in Georgetown. The de-
crees were: Pauline B. Harrington
vs.. Ray M. Harrington, extreme
cruelty; Pauline Elizabeth Hearn
vs.. John Willis Hearn, adultery
Elizabeth NJ. Littleton, infant, by
her next friend, Oliver F. Mitchell
vs.. James Littleton, Srd, construc.
tive desertion; Anna Tull Eaton vs.
George L. Eaton, willful desertion
Elijah John Cooper VS.. Betty Iren,
Cooper, adultery.
POULTRY BOARD - The ap
pointments of David Greene of Do
yer, William J, Hopkins of Laurel
and John N. Mervine of Greenwoo,
to the State Poultry Commission
have been announced by Gov. Ell
bert N. CarveI.
Mr.. Greene and Mr.. Hopkins
were appointed to terms expiring
August 18th, 1854. They succeed
Philip BrittinghamN Of Laurel, ant
George Simpson of Houston. MI
Mervine was appointed to the un
expired term of the late Franz
Attix of Kenton. The term extend
to August Is, 1861.
FASHION SHOW - A Fashio
Show, sponsored by the George
town New Century Club will be hel
in the Georgetown High School o
Wednesday, February %, at SO
p. m. A wide range of clothing fC
ladies and teen age boys and girI
will be furnished by Benjamin's (
Salisbury, Md. Models will be cho
en- from towns all over SUISSE
County.
The committee in charge of plal
and arrangements for the she
comprises Mrs. G. Linden Mcl
vaine, Mrs. Irwin Murray, Mrs. Ca
! ey D. Sapp, Mrs. James F. Wal
, Mrs George Minner, Mrs. Sigu
Christensen, Jr., Mrs. J. Raj
Carey and Mrs. Joseph Megginso
J RECRUITING DRIVE-The De
aware National Guard began a r
cruiting drive Monday, aimed
: obtaining LOO recruits within
month. The drive is headed by
Col. Warren E. Perry, operation
officer Of the 261st AAA Brigad
lnder the direction Of Brig. &c
John B. Moore, commanding gene
: al of the brigade.
Officers and enlisted men will
on duty at the several state armo
les during the day, seeking recrui
between the ages of 18 and
years. The Guard may accept
year-olds, providing they have the
parents written permission
Join. Men who have received the
! notices from Selective Service
E report for preinduetion physiC
examinations will not be eligible
. join the Guard, it was explained.
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YOUNG HOMEMAKERS-You
Homemakers of Georgetown Il
week organized a Home Demo
: stration Club, enrolled "a membe
:, and selected officers for the fl
= year. The meeting was held in I
E home of Mrs. Ralph l. Richards,
= Jr. Mrs. Maybelle Long, Suss
: County Home Demonstration Age
met with the group and sketch
= briefly the aims and activities
II Home Demonstration Clubs.
q The new club, which has not
selected an official name, has CHI
+ en- the third Monday of each moi
= for meetings, the next one being
n February 19, at the home of M
m William Stevenson. Officers cleo
at the meeting were Mrs. Will
IS Stevenson, president; Mrs p
:. Richardson, vice president; N
h Glenn Spangler, secretary and N
James B. Owen, treasurer. CO
mittee appointments will be mi
at a future meeting.
This club is the 22nd Ho
Demonstration Club in Sus
&c County.
~ ~ ADULT CLASS - The Milf
A Board of Education announced
af day that they have arranged to
81 er to the general public a mum
as of adult education classes to
e conducted during the second sem
=. ter Of the 195O-51 school y,
cd These classes will be held on Nj
he day evenings, beginning Janu
%, and continue for eight conse
tive Monday evenings. Glass no
viii be from 1880 to $3.50. Th
will be one exception, the class
tipping will be held on both Mon
OF and Thursday nights for the