Milford chronicle., 1933-01-13
Letters On Estates

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Register of Wills Frank L. Josepl
has the past week issued the follow
ing letters:
On the estate of John e. Wilson
of g., of Nanticoke Hundred, Il
Harvey B. Wilson. <F1A' 3
On the estate of Laura A. Wilson
Of Nanticoke Hundred. to Harvey b
Wilson. 4e
On the estate Of Elias II. Elliott
of Dagsboro Hundred, TO Annie A
Barr. ---t-'
On the estate of Martha j.. Phip
pin, of Little Creek Hundred, tt
Thomas w. Records.
.0n the estate of Elizabeth C
Wainwright of Seaford Hundred
to Joseph B. Wainwright.
JnSt One Wedding
Clerk of the Peace Frank w. Law.
son has the past week issued a mar.
riage license to Floyd l.. Rogers, OF
Mlllsboro, Del, and; Frances M
Powell, of Frankford, Del.
Feeds 65 Prisoners Daily
There are 65 prisoners in the
county Jail under the care of Sheriff
OdiGg at AhC
The many friends here of Judge
Herbert L. Rice were exceedingly
sorry to hear of his sudden death at
his home in Claymont last week.
During his many times in our courts
during hs twenty-five years as judge
he made many warm friends.
Bridge Prize Winners
Mrs. Crawford Bailey and Mrs.
Charles Calhoun entertained their
bridge club Wednesday evening at
the home of Mrs. Bailey, on West
Market street. The members pres
ent were Mrs. John Kitchens, Mrs.
William Kitchens, Mrs. E. B. Green,
Mrs. Hickman, Mrs. Howard Wilk-
ins, Mrs. George A. Gray, Madeline
Kleas, Sadie Cooper, and Mary
Townsend. Prizes were won by
Misses Townsend and Cooper and
Mrs Green.
Sunshine Club class of Wesley Nj.
T.. Church school held its monthly
social night in the community hall,
Wednesday last. The program was
under the arrangement of the COM
mittee, Mrs. Ben Hammond, Mrs.
A-ANg AhOGCAog %
David Pepper.
Mrs. Joseph Wilson last week sus-
tanned severe injuries to her head
and one arm by being knocked down
by boys playing on the street and
was confined to her home for sew
eFal days.
Mrs. Joseph G. Green is able to
be out again after few days ILL
ness.
James #. Mcdonald, of near here,
this week killed two large hogs, one
of which dressed 800 pounds and
the other 43O pounds.
DIR. and Mrs. A. C. SmOot enter
tanned at a bridge party last Thurs
DAY in honor of Mrs. Shoots moth
er, Mrs. B. II. Norris.
Firemen's Supper
The annual turkey supper of the
Georgetown Fire Company will be
held OH Thursday. January Goth,
from to p. M, in the basement
of tine Methodist Church. Price of
tickets so cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Kaiser gave |
their annual Christmas dinner on |
Saturday. Their guests were Mr..
and Mrs. George II. Short, and son
James, Mr.. and Mrs. George E.
Walls and children, Miss Edith War
rington, and Mr.. and Mrs. James T.
Lynch of Morton, Pa.
Those winning prizes in the con-
test at BlackstOne's drug store dur
ing the Christmas holiday were
Mary Louise Pepper, a doll house;
isabelle Short, doll furniture, and
Naomi PettyjOhn, Dorothy Henry,
Helen Louise Mackiin, Chariene
WilIey and Izetta X. Rogers, each a
doll.
Edgar M. Balls was on Tuesday
elected president of the Sussex Coun-
ty Levy Court. Il
Mrs. Emma valiant, of Seaford,
daughter of James Friedel, has 'ac-
cepted a clerkship in the Recorders
office here.
Miss Laura Elliott has accepted
a position of deputy in the office OF
James N. Blizzard, Clerk of the Or
Dhans Court, and Register In Chan
Gerry.
Ex-Clerl6 of the Orphans Court
Mrs. Harvey Short, came here on
Wednesday to spend the rest OF the
winter with the formers mother,
Mrs. Matte Short, on South Bed K
ord street. ...
The prize winners in the doll con-
est hell at Swain's drug store dur
ne Christmas were Frances Anne S
Shoclkley, Betty Cannon, Doris Book
hammer, Mary Louise Pepper, Betty \
zee Gray, Hazel Boyd, Sally Ann
Short, Faye King. Mary Murphy
Naomi Pettyjohn, Edna White, Helen {
.ouise Macklin, Dorothy Townsend, o
lillian Joseph. Ann Swain.
engagement Announced i
Mrs. Edward b. Green on Thurs a
ay evening entertained a number \
f her friends at her home on North
Bedford street, at a bridge party. a
nd. announced the engagement OF s
er sister, Miss Mary C. Calhoun. Il
0 Thomas l.. Payne, formerly OF
Md, but now of VIII $
lington, Del. Miss Calhoun Is ]
raduate of the Georgetown high g
chool, class of 1923, also OF the &
Delaware Hospital class of 1891, and
practicing her profession In Will u
lington. She is the daughter 7of e.
frs. Hattie Calhoun, and the late b
lardeer Calhoun. of this town. Mr.. a