Milford chronicle., 1924-11-07

To Conrad H. Fossel of Green
wood and Ida M. Darby Of Milford.
Justice of the Peace E. w. Ryon
has the past week issued marriage
license to Raymond Marvel and Hell
en- Pepper, both of Georgetown.
The Sussex County COlOred Tea
chers Association met in the colored
school building in Georgetown on
Saturday, November 1st. I. W. How
ard, principal of Laurel colOred
school, presiding. The object of the
association is to promote the color
ed schools in the county.
There are eleven prisoners con-
fined in the county Jail here at the
present time.
A very interesting triangular de-
High School auditorium last Thurs
day afternoon by the Seniors. The
subject was which political ticket
should be elected at the election.
Mary and Charles Jones represent
ed the Democrats; Estella Tindall
and Rodney King represented the
Republicans, and Emma and Elwood
HOlsOn represented the La Toilette
ticket. Misses Martin, Warrington
and Moore acted as judges. The de-
bate was contested very closely
throughout and ended in no decision.
Zack West who is employed at
Harrington by the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company, has moved his
family to that town. His residence
that he vacated on. Cedar street, is |
being occupied by Garlic Baker.
Deputy Sheriff Everett Lambden
was in Nanticoke, Md, on Saturday. |
Horace Mears and mother of |
Md, were the guests of .
Mr.. and Mrs. John Phillips here on
Sunday.
Charles Locates was in Lewes on
Sunday.
Misses Edith Jones and Minnie
Kreer were on an auto trip to Phil
adelphia last week.
Mrs. Frank M. Jones and daugh-
ter, Miss Mary spent a part of last
week in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Benner of
Perkasie, Pa, were the guests last
Sunday of Corporal Ingram and fam
ly here.
I. L. Long of Frankford was cir
cling among friends here last Fri
lay.
Frank King has been suffering
rom DEVILS Grip, but is improving.
Mrs. Raymond Faucet is suffer-
ng from the quinsy at her home
lere.
Mrs. Addie Rose is Visiting her
ions in Philadelphia.
Mrs. c. S. Munson is i'll at her
lome on South Bedford street.
Mrs. Elizabeth Calhoun and
Mrs. Effie Vickers spent
asst week in Wilmington.
I. A. Townsend of Snow Hill, Md,
Who has been spending the summer
lere with his son, A. P. Townsend
md family, left last week for "a Wis
to his son, W. T. A. Townsend in
1aston, Pa.
sussex County Wedding !
Wesley Methodist Episcopal
North Race street, George
own, was the scene of pretty :
Wedding at high noon on Saturday :
When Miss Frances Jones, daughter
I
# DR.. and Mrs. George Frank
ones, residing on North Race street,
Iere, and George Franklin, NAPLES, '
on of Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Wa 7
les, of Milton, were married by Rev. i
teorge White Dawson, pastor OF the
hurch, in the presence of many '
elatives and friends.
The bride, leaning on the arm of
er father, entered the church to the ]
trains of Lohengrin's march, rend- +
red by Mrs. William T. Jones, of =,
.aurel. an aunt of the bride. She
rore a lace trimmed cocoa brown
anton crepe dress with brown hat,
hoes and gloves to match, and car
led a bouquet of sweet peas, day
Oses and lilies of the valley. .
The brides maid of honor was =
[iss Sarah Gibbs, of Philadelphia, \
no wore a poudre blue chiffon ~
ress with hat to match and carried =,
large bunch of yellow chrysanthe- "
lums. I.
Mrs. Norman COrkran Jones, sis -
,r-in-law of the bride, residing On -
asst Market street, Georgetown, .
as UldLTOu VI uOuOls OhC HOAN ~ ! :
ack chiffon velvet dress with hat u
match and also carried large \,
inch of yellow chrysanthemums. :,
The groOm's best man was How :.
d B. Alexander of Detroit, Mich. IS
The ushers were William B. Nut :, :
r. of Milford; Edgar P. Mich -
son. of Milton; W. Humes Grier, " ~
Milford, and Norman G. Jones, of ~ -
georgetown, the latter brother OF o
e bride. C;
The bride was given in marriage -
? her father and the ring ceremony ~ a.
as used.
The decorations in the church -,
insisted of autumn leaves and s.
and proved an ex- -,
lisite setting for the bridal party. ~
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