Milford chronicle., 1929-01-04

mao hOlAOelyo Will thCAl par
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Millman,
ar here.
ing the vacation Marguerite
aken very i'll with grippe and
remain home for a week. We
for her speedy recovery. In
on to the regulation Christmas
r. a big watermelon was also
e board. 1t was considered
|for this time of the year.
Public Relations Committee,
T. Carey chairman, had
e of the program Friday night
Rotary Club. Fred Ross, of
ington, was speaker. His sub
was Transportation. The
o-Del Quartet, composed of
sm Kitchens, George Asa Gray,
I'd V. Rose and Charles Marsh,
Mrs. Herman Roach at the
rendered some splendid selec-
The guest was George Tumb
f Rehoboth; also Homer and |
Lynch, of this town, and |
Carey, of Clayton, were in
guests.
Annie Simpler entertained at
tmas dinner, at her home near
The following were present.
8lnd xrs. John NJ. Short and
~, Mss Frances Conway, of
2own, and Edwin Clendaniel, of
5dale.
6rge D. Pittard, Jr., the 7th
/ 1f Mr.. and Mrs. George D. Pit
of this town, last week cele-
III his seventh birthday.
bfessor Albert Early, of this
has been busy the past week
|ng preparations for the adult
schools in this section of the
ty which started on January 3.
e is a large enrolment in all
es, and these night schools
proven to be of much benefit
nose attending them in the
e Lacey Block, on the corner
Iarket and Race streets, is
rgoing repairs and improve
1 Sussex Republican building
But completed, and the paper
in a short time make its ap-
nee again. !
,rgetown was beautifully dec !
d with cedars and other ever
S the past Christmas, and
a fine appearance. The COM
" tree in the circle of the "
C Square also made fine ap-
noe.
lister of Wills G. Vannie Mes
has issued the following let
he past week-on the estate of
as c. Marshall, of Lewes and
10Th hundred, to Edwin c.
Iall; on the estate of Matte c. b.
of Little Creek hundred, to e
e L. Ward; on the estate of HI
,eth Guthrie, of Seaford hun
to George w. Lankford and vi
LankfOrd; on the estate of al
B. Guthrie, of Seaford hun pl
to George w. Lankford. 81
re are 23 prisoners boarding hC
Bryan at the county r.
ere at present. 10
k of the Peace John S. Cooper ar
sued the following marriage
IS the past week-To Wilbur W
)per and Martha Nicholson, 81
f Harbeson; to Norman Beck pi
d Martha Tingle, both of
ford; to Raymond Cannon di
ueen Esther Handy, both of Nj
pro; to Daniel Baker and Mary Bl
lch, both of Frankford. MI
Helen Torkelson, formerly of sc
,wn, gave a Christmas party
home in Salisbury, Md, on a
lay night. Those present
ere were as follows: MIR. and an
:. Warren Holson, Mr.. and fix
toward wilkins, Mr.. and Mrs. ale
Stoeckels, Mr.. and Mrs. Will be-
Litchens, Misses Sadie Cooper,
H. Green, ana Mr.. and Mrs. sci
5 P. Green. re7
and Mrs. Charles H. Isaacs, the
r Knowles Cross Roads, an CHI
the marriage of their daugh- tel
.hel M. Isaacs, on Saturday, go
ber %, to Dolphus l.. Palmer, ell
MIR. and Mrs. George Palmer, ed.
,vGravel Hill. The marriage
lace at Denton; Md, M. E. del
age by the Rev. Melvin E. paC
ey. After the Christmas holi- wa
.ey will reside in Wilmington cry
they are both employed. The bas
Chronicle wishes them gift
,ears of happy married life. '
nily reunion, with a turkey dial
was held Sunday at the anC
# Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Fau- n
e occasion being the birth fro.
niversary of their son, Ray L
and daughter, Eleanor. Hel
office of Recorder of Sussex he
at noon last Wednesday was pai
ne of a surprise birthday N
iven in honor of Miss Edna and
Ieputy recorder, by her Of rec
;ociates and a few friends. S
Id ice cream was served. of
S Kathleen and Hilda Lee, bes
RS of James Lee, proprietor ing
nager of the pool and billiard er, y
at Market street and Rail- Hol
renue, were awakened at 3 Hol
Christmas morning by Ale
which was rapidly filing raj
,om. They quickly aroused has
ther and upon investigation bno
ound that fire of mysterious per-
lad started to burn briskly thel
ardrobe. A few buckets of er's
xtinguished the blaze, but N
re most of the young ladies entC
apparel was ruined. min
Monday evening, in their N
corner Race and Pine Sts., Lor
Mrs. Lloyd Stoeckels enter Cha
large number of relatives all
nds. the occasion being their holi
edding anniversary. Mr.. and Ros
)eckels were the recipients -.
erous valuable and useful =
Refreshments in abund- q
re served.
, Godfrey, the barber, is ill