Milford chronicle., 1931-01-09

sussex Post ambulance to the Mi
ford Emergency Hospital for treat
ment. Mr.. Locates son, Edward
who was driving the truck at tn
time of the accident, sustained Sc
we're cuts and bruises.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Short AM
daughter Dorothy have moved Il
Mrs. Hester L. Vests property ol
North Race street. After next Tues
day. Sheriff and Mrs. Bud Coy whC
will vacate the county Jail, will oc
cupy apartments in the West prop
erty until the adjournment of the
next legislature. which will begin
its sessions on that day. Mr.. Coy
was elected Representative in the
General Assembly from this district
at the November election.
The terms of State and county Of
ficers, members of the legislature
and Levy Courtmen in the three
counties, elected in November, began
last Tuesday. On and after that
time the residence portion of the
Sussex County Jail will be occupied
by Sheriff and Mrs. L. w. Britting-
ham. They are widely known
throughout the county and we are
sure they will be warmly greeted in
Georgetown.
There will be a session of Oyer
and Terminer Court on February 8
to try the murder cases scheduled
for trial. A proclamation for the
term has been issued by the Sheriff.
Edgard G. King, aged 35 years,
son of John King, died Thursday,
December 1S, at his home near this.
town, after an illness of several
months. He is survived by his wife
and several children. Funeral ser
vices and interment took place the
following Sunday at Hebron NJ. P.
Church. Rev. c. NJ. Cullum officiat-
ing.
Miss Mary Calhoun who is nurse
in the Delaware Hospital in Will
mingtOn spent part of the ho1i-
lays with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f.
Gardner Calhoun, here.
Former County Assessor John
Owens, of Greenwood, was among
friends here on Friday.
Miss Sallie E. Messick gave the
members of the Primary Depart
nent of Wesley NJ. E. Sunday school
/ party on New Years in the Mem
,rial Hall. About forty children
we're present and she was assisted
" Misses Louise Hudson, Ida Belle
Tarrow, Velma Anderson, Aliene
swain, Dorothy Anderson and Pau
inc Harris in entertaining and ser
ing refreshments.
An adult vocal class will begin in
he new school building January 8
or ten nights with Miss Caroline
thompson at instructress.
Joshua 7. Collins, a merchant in
who was stricken with
analysis at his home is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer w. Lynch of
taten Island, New York, have re- :
lrned home after spending the
hristmas holidays with relatives in l
,wn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard F. Kitchens H
at their home near town |
st Sunday the following relatives
dinner: Mrs. Mary E. Rogers, II
rs. Ella Kitchens, Mr.. and Mrs.
)hn Kitchens and daughter, Mr..
Id Mrs. William Kitchens and
ms, Mrs. George E. Minner and
all of Georgetown, and
rs. Carl Harrison of Lewes.
Miss Helen Conaway has been
sitting friends at Cape Charles, Va.
Miss Louise Matthews of Laurel
as the guest of her cousins, Misses
arian and Edna Parker this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Joseph enter Is
ined their friends at New Years
re party at their home on South K
.dford street. is
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Stoeckel and
n Rowland have been visiting in
Miss Dorothy Hobbs of Laurel
d Louis B. Greene of Baltimore,
l., were visitors at the home of
!. and Mrs. William Kitchens this )
elk. k
IIr. and Mrs. Fred Bailey and son
ed, Jr., were dinner guests Of Mr.:
i Mrs. Warren Holson last Sat
lay.
'Irs. J. E. zullinger has been on
sick list this week
Harry Holtz and family spent the
extend in Philadelphia. Is
Iiss Olive Hurley is home from
shingtOn for few days. II
!. R. Palmer of Sweet Hall, Va,
5 visitor in town this week.
Y. L. McIlvaine spent the week
with realtives and friends in
mington.
If. and Mrs. William Ackerman
Milford spent Sunday with the
er's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E.
lis.
II. and Mrs. Philip R. Layton of
lgeville spent the Christmas hol-
IS with relatives and friends
+. and Mrs. w. ]. Mustard and
and Mrs. George M. Thorough
l spent part Of the week in
adelphia.
rs. Ella S. Johnson has been q
ined to the home of her daugh-
Mrs. Fred L. MCGEE by illness
several days.
RS. Florence Neapiliitan and
,hter, Florence of Philadelphia
spending the week with Mrs.
e Wagamon.