Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1924-01-04
Many Weddings During Holidays

was married at the Ocean View Meth
odlst Episcopal parsonage by her ia
ther, to Millard T. Long, son of Mil
lard f. and Ida F. Long, of WestOVer,
MD. The bride A. one of the most pop
ular young women in the southern
part of the county. The gloom is a
prominent agriculturalist of West
over.
Miss Willie H. Handy, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Handy, of Sea-
ford, and William S. Owens, son of
Sherman Owens, Of Laurel, were mar
ried on Wednesday afternoon by Rev.
Willard I. DOnohO, pastor of the
Georgetown Methodist Episcopal Cir
cult, at the Pine street parsonage, this |
town.
Miss Mary z Moore, daughter of
Joseph Mo 2, of Millsboro, and .
Frank w. Johnson, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. David E. Johnson, of George
town, were married on Sunday after
noon, by Rev. William Gibson, pastor
of First Presbyterian Church, North
Bedford street, this town. The groom
is employed as an express messeng-
er between Harrington and Franklin
City, Va.
Miss Olive May Hudson, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Hudson, of Sell
byville, and Chester A. Lynch, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Lynch, also of
Selbyville, were married on Monday
night, at ROxana, by Rev. W. H. Cum I
mings. The bride is a well known
school teacher in the southern part +
of the county
On Sunday night, at Houston, Miss
Mary H. Donovan, daughter of Law L
nd 7 avis
son of Benjamin F. Davis, both of L
Milford were married by Rev. S. T. s.
Hamblin. L
Miss Jennie C. Taylor, daughter of
Mrs Lille Taylor, of Salisbury, Md, Il
and James E. Tyndall, son of William d1
Tyndall, of near Seaford, were mar
ried at Blades on Monday night, by N
Rev. R. Ward Mills, pastor of Gregg
Methodist Episcopal Church of Blades. M
Announcement of the marriage of al
Miss Elva James, daughter of Edgar
James, and Norval E. Elliott, son of sp
Charles Elliott, both Of near Laurel, t1V
has been made. The wedding took
place on Saturday night, Rev. R. Ward ne
Mills, pastor of Gregg Methodist Epis- Sa
copal Church, of Blades, performing
the ceremony. Both are widely known en-
in Broad Creek District.
At frankfort, on Christmas night, lis
Miss Mary E. Hudson, daughter of ,
William Frank Hudson, of frankfort, De
and William W. Truitt, son of John A. fri
Truitt, of MillsbOro, were married by 4
Rev. George A. Cooke, pastor of the soI
frankfort M. E. Church. The groom is day
engaged in business at Millsboro. P.
Miss Emma w. Greene, daughter of L
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Greene, of Gee
Overlook, this county, and Roy W. lati
son of Mr.. and Mrs. boy
Willard S. Ellingsworth, of near Mil Chr
on, were married on Saturday after P
loon, at Nassau, by Rev. L. T. McLain, fam
'astor Of the Nassau NJ. E. Circuit. gag
The wedding of Henry o. Bennum, o
ICED 81, formerly a member of the coul
Delaware Legislature from Indian e
river District, and Mrs. Emma White, occl
ged So, daughter of the late Thomas ereC
. Wilson, has been made public. The at
CEREMONY was performed at Lewes on sire
thursday night of last week by Rev. M
Toward Davis, pastor of the Lewes M. Min
. Church, Will
Miss Sylvia c. Dorey. daughter of frie1
If. and Mrs. James z. Dorey and ia
'alter M. Birmingham, son Of Mr.. and spen
RS. William T. Birmingham, both of town
ear Millsboro, were married on Mi
hristmas morning, at Gumboro, by West
ev. q. B. Taylor, pastor of the Gum frien
'ro NJ E, Circuit. Mi
George T. Walls, well known days
georgetown railroad man and son of MI
lther 8, Walls, residing on North ter,
ing street. this town, stole the the
arch on his many friends on Sunday Char
ght and was married at Milford by Mi
ev. G. R. Strausburg, pastor of the end
ilford NJ P. Church, to Miss Cora M. We
all, daughter of John NJ Hall, of 8 mo
llford. They will reside in George Mrs.
wn. at tn
At noon, on Christmas Day, Miss morn
tella J. Jones, school teacher, and servi
lighter of Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Churu
mes, of near Mission, and Harley noon
Mitchell, son of Mack Rufus Mitch in I'm
, of MillsborO, went to Gumboro DAVIS
lere they were married by Rev. E. neral
Taylor, pastor of the Gumboro NJ job
Circuit. ored
The wedding of Miss Mary F. o. Almsl
y, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. plicat
Day, of near Bridgeville, and Fred made
Webb, son of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Webb, of Glendale, took place on IF v
ristmas night. Rev. Alonzo Travers, nracfi
SUI VI the Ellenualo M. Il. Church, Cra0o
formed the ceremony. Pitt9r
Miss Blanche V. Holton, of Frank Ceorg
d, daughter of the late William H.
lton, and Philip w. West, school
cher, and son of Philip W. West,
re married at high noon on Satur-
:, at Frankfort, by Rev. G. w. Has
gs, pastor of the Ocean View M. E. Sch'
lrch. The bride and groom are well Ianual
favOrably known in the southern MRS 5
t of Sussex county where they near
e host of friends. Mr. West is a shor
known educator in that section service
he county. Ihursl
Liss Elizabeth Short, of Millsboro, ceInet'
ghter of Harvey Short, and John MIS-
st, foster son of Charles G.. West, S some
ear Loves Cross Roads, were mar IN MI
Saturday afternoon, at Laurel, by MIs;
. Frank M. Cliff. uay W, W.
r. and Mrs. Calvin A. Smack an VI W., NIL
nee the marriage of their daugh- IN. WI D. s.
Kathryn Gordon, to Mr. Franklin S slille
ce MacCallister, of Seaford, on i'1 MI!
rsday evening, December 9th, at III ~ D. =
rel, by the Rev. A. w. Ewell. 80 49, Il
r. and Mrs. George Conoway, If Mr. ,