Milford chronicle., 1931-06-19

w. d. Brasure has installed in his
place of business on Market street,
a Taylor Freezing Unit, with which
he will manufacture his own sup
ply of ice cream.
Firemen'S Carnival Starts Tonight
The Georgetown Firemens annual
carnival will begin tonight, June 10,
and continue until and including Sat
urday night, June 27. There will be
the usual with added attractions.
Betty, little daughter of Herman
L. Givens, of this town, was operat-
ed upon for mastoiditis last Sunday
in the Beebe Hospital, at Lewes. Her
condition is favorable for an early
recovery.
The Rev. Martin J. Bran, rector of
st. Paul's church, is participating in
the seventh annual summer confer
ence of the College of Preachers of
Washington Cathedral, which is in
session this week in the National
Capital. Forty-six clergymen from
fourteen states are in attendance.
Funeral OF Miss Ennis
Miss Susan NJ. Ennis, a highly re-
spected aged lady of this town, died
at her home on North Railroad ave-
nue., Thursday morning, from the
effects of a stroke that she suffered
last Tuesday. Funeral services were
held at her home at l O'clock Sun
day afternoon, Rev. Omar E. Jones,
pastor of Wesley M. E. church, Of
ficiating. Interment made in Union
cemetery.
Letters On Estates
Register of Wills Frank L. Joseph
has issued the following letters the
past week:
On the state of Charles II. Wilk-
erson, of Nanticoke hundred, to
Sade M. Wilkerson.
On the estate of William F. James
of Broadcreek hundred to Nancy E.
James.
On the estate of Nathaniel T. Yea
sey, of Broadkiln Hundred, to The
Sussex Trust Company.
On the estate of Charles e. Mock,
of North West Fork hundredfifi to
Mock. !. ,t..
On the estate of Julian A. Simpler,
of Baltimore hundred, to Frank H.
and Victor E.. Eimpler.
On the estate of Mary E. Collins,
Of Georgetown hundred. to Anna B.
There are twenty-four prisoners
confined to the county Jail here at
the present time with Sheriff Brit
tiugham.
This section has been visited the
M OF 1ryooly b1y oOOd 0rOmiror o. 10 inc ond
all vegetables are frowing fine.
Friday afternoon a feet of 20
types of Ford cars came into George
town and paraded the streets with
horns blowing. The parade created
4 great amount of curiosity.
Petition In Bankruptcy
A petition for voluntary bank
'uptcy has been filed by Miles Icaacs
If this town. The assets were listed
It $1,885, and the liabilities at $S,-
-56.57. Charles w. Cullen of this
own was named as referee in bank
'uptcy. i...
Ralph S. Baker, of near this town,
eceived the degree of Bachelor of
avs at the one hundred and teneth
of the George Wash
ngton University, Washington, D..
:, on Wednesday, June 10th.
Mrs. John T. Watson, who has
,een quite ill at her home on the
orner of King and Rosa streets,
5 slowly recovering.
Isaac Baker, who has been seri-
usly ill at his home on, Rosa street,
) much improved. So
Mrs. Mary Watson Green, who has
cen ill for the past two weeks, is
cry muchi improved. ~
Mrs. Oscar S. Wilson and Mrs.
lyod Littleton returned Tuesday
'om Beebe Hospitl, where they re-
emily underwent surgical opera
OnS.
surgical operation last Monday in
le Beebe Hopsital at Lewes. His
1ndition is not thought serious.
Miss Flo Swain has been confined
} her home with grip for several
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