Milford chronicle., 1933-06-02
Letters On Estates

Letters On Estates
r Register of Wills Frank L. Joseph
has granted letter of administration
on the following estates in Sussex
county:
Frank C. Pusey, late of Little
Creek district, to William j. Pusey,
of Laurel, administrator.
Bessie G. Boyce, late of Cedar
Creek district, to Miss Marian G.
Parker, of Georgetown, administra-
trix.
Stephen H. Hudson, late of Balti-
more district, to George w. Lewis,
executor, and Mrs. Mary A. Hudson,
executrix.
Glen H. Bowden, late of Seaford,
to Thomas b. Bowden.
New Board OF Health
Members fthe Georgetown Board
of Health DR.. Joseph B. NAPLES, DR..
Aubrey C. Smoot. George E. Swain.
Benjamin Ableman and DIR. Derrick
son met and organized by electing
George +. Swain as president and DR..
g Smoot as the secretary.
80 Days OF Summer in Jail
Norman Dickerson, of Pennington.
was sentenced Gath to serve ninety
days in the Sussex county Jail, by
Magistrate William f. Dimes, of
Bridgeville, i'm default of payment of
a fine of $4,000 and costs, on a charge
of operating a car while under the
influence of liquor.
Flowers Along Boulevard
Members of the Georgetown New
Century Club gave a card party in
the club room to raise funds to de-
fray the expense of maintaining the
dupont flower gardens, at the inter
section of the dupont Highway and
the Georgetown-Laurel highway.
The gardens, planted some years
ago by Mrs. T. Coleman DUPONT, of
Wilmington, are one of the beauty
spots along this famous highway in
Sussex county. For several years
Mrs. dupont maintained them; but |
finally they were turned over to
Georgetown and since that time |
funds for the upkeep have been |
raised by members of the New Cen |
fury Club and the Georgetown Ro-
tary Club, with the aid of some of |
lnC NlllAGllS
Personals
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Swain,
Misses Flo and Aliene Swain will |,
attend the commencement for nurses
of the Methodist Episcopal Hospital,
June End, when Miss Emma Swain
graduates.
Miss Maggie S. Wilson will leave
June 10th for q years visit with her /
brother and his family in Los An
geles, Calf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spargo, Mrs. Rhoda
Craig and daughter, of Willow
Grove, Kent county, spent several
days with their mother, Mrs. Lola
Warrington, in Riverdale, on Indian
River.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Hunter last Saturday.
Miss Alberta King, student nurse
in the Beebe Hospital, Iewes, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence King,
living near here, is confined to the
with an attack of appen-
ticitis.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Hunter last. Saturday.
Miss Alberta King, student nurse
in the Beebe Hospital, Lewes, daugh-
Ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence King,
living near here, is confined to the
Institution with an attack of appen-
licitis.
Because the average daily attend
lnce of the rural school, Rogers No.
II, was less than IL pupils, the State
Board of Education has ordered it
,losed. The children will be trans
erred to the Georgetown public
chool.
Mrs. Fred Warrington, of Harring- !
on, formerly Miss Bessie Hayman,
# Georgetown. was elected Grand {
Ionductress of the State organiza-
ion of the Eastern Star, which held !
heir convention in Wilmington last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney King, of near !
own, are parents of a son, born
fonday, May 22nd.
The residence of DR.. Roland G. .
'aynter, on the Circle. is receiving :
new coat of paint.
Former Deputy Attorney General d
|. j. Cooke. appointed by Chancel-
)r J. o. Wolcott, as master to set !
e the estate of John r. Hastings, of I