Milford chronicle., 1933-06-09
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Letters On Estates

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Letters On Estates
Register of Wills Frank L. Jo
seph has issued the following let
ters the past week:
On the estate of Charles H. Carev
of Baltimore hundred, to Ada E
Carey.
On the estate of Lizzie H., Lank
of Cedar Creek hundred, to William
E. Lank.
On the estate of William X. Nor
gan, of Seaford hundred, to Louven.
mia C. Morgan.
There are 6S prisoners confined
in the county jail here under the
care of Sheriff Carey at the present
time.
Mrs. Mildred Bayliss and children,
Katherine and Frank D., of Whining
ton, spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Davis.
Mrs. Charles Lawson and daugh-
ter, Nancy June, of Philadelphia,
has been visiting her cousin, Mrs.
Virden Macklin.
Delaware Day at the Worlds Fair
which opened last week, officials
have set aside special days honor
ing various states, nations and cities.
For benefit for Mesley M. e.
Church organ fund George Arliss"
will be given in Sussex Theatre on
Wednesday and Thursday, June 2l
and 2G. t...
Announcement has been made of
the marriage on May Goth, of Mar
tin l.. Givens, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Robert Donaway, of Days
boro.
Franklin Leroy Morris, son of JOS
hua Morris, of Camden, N. j., and
grandson of Mrs. James d. Morris,
of Georgetown, and Miss Eleanor
Jacobs, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip Jacobs, of near Bridgeville,
were united in marriage Tuesday
evening in st. Johns P. e. Church
at Milton, by the Rev. Joseph G.
Wood.
Mrs. Amanda Warrington, aged Is
years, wife of Charles w. Warning
ton, died Sunday at her home near
Smith Store Funeral services Tues
day afternoon, in McColley's Chapel,
and interment made in adjoining
cemetery.
Andrew Mcdowell, aged 62 years,
died Saturday. May 26th, at his
home near Gravel Hill. He is sur
vived by his wife and several chill
dren. Funeral at home Wednesday
The annual appropriation of $500
by the Sussex Levy Court, to the
Sunday schools of the county, has
been allowed, the sums ranging from
81. 90 to $2626, according to the aver
age attendance during the year. The
latter amount was received by St.
Johns M. E. Sunday school at Sea-
ford.
The residence of DR.. and Mrs. Ro-
land G. Paynter on the Public Square
is being newly painted. -
The local factory of j. G. Town
send, Jr., and Co. last Monday be-
gan the work of preserving straw
berries.
On account of Glass Day exercises
Inc hduiSS AuAllldly VI WcSlcy ~. |
E.. Church will postpone its next |
from June 8th to June 18th. |
1ne week later. 40
Plans have been completed for the |
l05th session of the Maryland An
lual Conference of the M. P. Church
% be held in Denton. Md, from June
I4th to 10Th, inclusive. Six states
md this District of Columbia will be
represented by 300 ministers and
aymen.
Coulter Harmon, of Georgetown,
vas operated upon for fractured
kull last Monday in the Wilmington
General Hospital. Harmon, who was
eriously injured in an automobile
ccident few weeks ago, was taken
o the Wilmington hospital from
3eebe Hospital at Lewes.
D. Richard Maxwell, of the George
own high school faculty, is build
ng a home on lot he recently pur-
hased on the east side if the dupont
ighway at Stoeckelyille: '#'-5
Miss Mary. Ann Morris, of this
own, daughter of, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
7ard G. Morris, received her diploma
asst week at the commencement ex-
rcises of the Delaware Hospital
raining School for Nurses. Miss
Iorris was president of her class
nd responded to the greetings of
he president of the alumnae.
isiting Odd Fellows 'ts.s-
A large delegation of Odd Fellows
'om Crystal Fount Lodge at Milford
isited Union Lodge here Monday
vening. They were accompanied
y Deputy Grand Master, Clarence p.
ester, and his staff, and l. J.. Tease.
rand High Priest of the Encamp-
ent. This is one of the friendly
sits the Milford lodge is making
the state. !
Friday Mr.. and Mrs. George q. !
vain will attend the commence
ent exercises of the Nurses Train |
g School of the Methodist Episco- s
Il Hospital, Philadelphia, to be held e
St. Luke's NJ. E. Church, Broad 9
I'd jackson streets: They will be
by Misses Flo and !
leine and Master George Swain, ?
iss Virginia Short and Miss Mar e
lret Green. .t t.a 'if I
Charles Polk Spicer, winner in n
is years state oratorical contest o
we his winning Grafton, "The Con-
tuition, Living Document, at last 2
'iday evenings meeting of the v
Rotary Club. The young N
an has enjoyed the honorss Of be- n
g junior class president, represen- :.
tive to Georgetown Student Coun- tl