Milford chronicle., 1923-06-15

TIC OLdl6 OGpdIlu6ul VI III
struction, to the children in the nor
thern section of Sussex county who
have completed the eighth grade work
will be presented in September at the
opening of the fall and winter term OF
school to the following high schools:
Georgetown, LeWes, Milford, Green
wood and Milton. 1ouo iust
Cortificates of promotion nave Juss
hoo,, issued to the following glrls anu
Sovs % Who have completed the prescEiD-
D9'S 'o,,',se and are entitled to enter tue
high schools: No <. clifford
walls. Houston Wilson, BertIa OS I'M NJ
EIIendale School No. 10: aaLea 6SaSaDce Ia,
Derrickson, Florence Marker ClaleNS'
walls. Weldon Dickerson: Ion.
REYNOLDS School No. 1SO-Aena '0A
sen. Richard Johnson o.o Milan
Ca1bouns School No. 70: Cora E1leH 1',,
rr,1itt t-- Gladys McIlvaine, Oscar balleS'
william Murphy, John Murphy A
Iincoln 1ii School No. 8: Mia Il. anu
oora x Clendaniel, Sara Il. CarPelat CPlt
90. 90 lima I Dawson, Esther J. IEulIt'
Eel, parnice r. Donovan, Ruby M. BEST
d. Dc IF n Heller, Lulu McKnatt' LIut
cora IE r. Iorgan. Mildred F. Heller
elta M M ~ n 6eputy, Harold ]. Don0-
10 10 Franklin w. Dawson DOhaLu
NJcI.oan a. Francis ]. WOotten, franz =,
loLst,n, HelS1-nn Harvey C. KINNEY, harry
A. Redden. , No OF. Margaret
Coleman, Florence CarllsleIu IuotfieId.
short, Minnie Zook' Joseph El'''-'-
Robert Annett. .,. 1ineo.
Milton Mustard, Edward Outte1' nan Lnon
l1 oid palmer. Frank Panuska' VeI1oI Vo1
Tobnson I Horace LoocRerman' Htn1i
Dts esther Green, Marian HolloHay'
Marv King, Hulda Reed Lillian I ON
uer' Pobobotb School No. Ill: Jennie
roonaov Alberta Joseph, Alexis ;I MY
GoU lack Ouirk, William Hill, halA
ES,.ine NJ, Walter Fisher, Ernest Ayers
1Ti1Iisn p. Wolfe, George HUDSON
!" NJ. and Mrs. Charles West ana son'
of Wilmington, spent SatuE-
doy Ind Sunday with relatives hete;
Joy SscaT [eal R King spent the first Oh Tue
u,oo1T with relatives and trlehus ~
D19iIa 1ST deinhia and Wilmington.
1 ii5le PoTerdv S. B. Lloyd Of Blades was
I'iSitoT Ite1I here on Saturday night.
Joshua L. Long, OF FhlldU'iA
spent Saturday here. ,,,,,o.,. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney Wllsus ,,,ests s
title son, of Wilmington, were ,ysSi;aro
# her parents, Mr.. and MRS. W.. Mniit|T, I'D
WYATT. on King street. SaIuIu''
Sunday. 1, ,F Marcus
look, 11I' Pa. spent the weekend WIN
he formers sister, Mrs. Salnuel %
Register. q 11,iIroinpton
G visiting relatives here.
NTiss MARGARET Wilson who for sew 7
,a1 ai-' weeks has been i'll at her nome Y
- Codar street is able to be out. I
Mrs Edward DuttOn, OF Phllaue1 "
,,ia iva s is snending a few days with rel 5
M Mr. and Mrs. John Egan, daughteT' t
Tiss Mary and son, Hall, OF PhIauei
bia snent the weekend with Eela- s
YES here. os O
eoreetown visitor on Saturday.
miss elizabeth H. Hickman OF Mills Ii
oro and Fred V. Timmons OF pasS f;
Dro were married Sunday hlsnt az
,e First M. P. Church parsonage e.
1rner Market and King Streets tnis
ty. by Rev. John T. Bailey Dull a
,ide and groom are popular IN Inc D
,utbern part of the county. S,
Southern Delaware was visited Dy II
lother rain Monday which Will great il
benefit the corn, pea, tomato anu "
,tato CROPS. A gentle shower conLln- G
,d from 9 o'clock until late in the al
rnoon. and the farmers in this sec it
IN state that the fall has been SUM
emit enough to go to the roots OF sC
hite potatoes which have been SUI nj
ring for some time. F
While southern Delaware has hao pI
70 or three rains within the past A.
eek. vet the fall seemed to be IN
OTIS. the scope covered in some In II
4nces being about a mile wide and
rec miles long. ct
In some localities, especially be- en-
cen Georgetown and LAUREL the
rmers claim that their land has De- pc
me so hard from the hot suns and
y weather that they have been un- pI
lie to plow for late corn. The rain M
believed to have been pretty gen. I.
Il throughout the county.
Theodore Jester, aged Is, son OF
s. John L. Wilson, residing on East
dar street, this city, was painfully
ured on Friday night while loading
rigerator cars at the plant of the fol
orgetoWn Ice Company, when he
ssed his footing and fell headhrst da
o the ice bunker Of one of them, Nc
tainin severe cuts about the head De
| face. Young Jester suffered a Sc dar
e knock on the head, and his es- col
,e from death is considered, mira da,
Gus.
'ercy B. VicKers, aged about 30 hol
rs, son of George E. Vickers, OF str
YES, died at o'clock Monday night alo
,r an illness of three days. anC
Lr. Vickers was prominent Demo- fro
t of LeWes and Rehoboth district, nat
lg committeeman for the Second n
ction District. He had taken an ac- Ere
interest in politics since a boy, EN-
never held Office. For many years Y
father-in-law, the late William C. can
and, of Lewes, was one of the day
locratic leaders in the southern mir
of Delaware. mel
iss Rhoda M. Steel and Joseph An Del
ly Miller, both of Lewes, were mar COu
by Rev. c. H. B. Turner, rector attn
st. Peters Protestant Episcopal Mrs
rch, at LeWes, on Monday. N
iss Edna Hearn, of Laurel, and teri