Milford chronicle., 1933-10-27
Letters On Estates


lister of Lewes and Rehoboth hun
dred to Mary H. Register.
On the estate of Elm Brittingham
of North West Ford hundred to the
Baltimore Trust Co., of Bridgeville,
Del. -.....
On the estate of William H. Ward
of North West Fork hundred to
Blanches Ward.
On the estate of Arthur Brewing
ton Of Little Creek hundred to Anna
d. Brewington.
On the estate of Harry Holtz of
Georgetown hundred to Fannie H.
Holtz.
On the estate of Edward Tracey
of Lewes and Rehoboth hundred to
the Sussex Trust Co., Lewes, Del.
On the estate of Phillips E. Eng
lish of Gumboro hundred to Harry
E. English.
On the estate of Anna Jane Davis
of Cedar Cheek hundred to Mary E.
Davis and Burdella Davis.
On the estate of William ]. Curtin
of Cedar Creek hundred to Robert E.
Curtin.
Clerk of the Peace Frank w. Law
son has the past week issued a mar
riage license to Herman W. Helm of
Frankford, Del, and Emma H.
Evans of Ocean View, Delaware.
There are now 80 prisoners at the
county Jail with Sheriff Carey.
Quite few fruit trees such as ap-
pies, cherries, plums and pears are
blooming the second time in this
section.
Miss Gladys Hudson entertained
the Bi-monthly Bridge Club at her
home on North Bedfard street
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Penrose Wilgus of Millsboro
who + IS been visiting Mrs. Joe God
frey Tor couple of weeks will next
week visit her son Rodney Wilgus
and family.
The Sussex County Council of Re-
ligious Education at its annual
meeting last week at Milford, Del,
elected officers for the ensuing year
as follows: President, Elisha Steel,
Dagsboro; vice-president, M. G.
Vaughn, Lewes, DEL; secretary and |
treasurer, Ralph E. Nichols, Delmar,
Del; members at large of the coun |
ty committee, W. V. Stevens, Del |
mar, Del, superintendent children's |
division, Maggie s. Wilson, George |
town, Del; young peoples division, |
Mrs. Sallie Sharp Messick, Seaford, |
Del. superintendent adult division, |
Frank B. Carey, Milton, DEL; super |
intendent leadership training, Ralph |
c. Jones, Lewes, Del; weekday and |
Bible schools, the Rev. William |
Leishman, Lewes, Del; hundred sec
retaries, Baltimore hundred, Herman
Helm, Gainesville, Del; Broad |
Creek, Mrs. Blanches Dickerson,
Laurel, Del; Broadkiln, Frank v.
Carey, Milton, DEL; Cedar Creek, c.
A. Timmons, Ellendale, DEL; Days
boro, Del, Mrs. S. Stella Mitchell.
of Millsboro, DEL; Georgetown, Del,
Miss Lila Carey; Indian River, Lewes
and Rehoboth, Miss Margaret Wilson,
Lewes, Dell; Little Creek, Everett
r. Hudson, Delmar, DEL; Nanticoke, i
Miss Mary j. Smith, Bridgeyille;
Seaford Miss Mary ]. Phillipa. It
was voted to hold the next annual
convention in the Methodist Episco-
pal Church at Delmar, Del.
John l. Short manager of the local
n. A SlOlG Idb DC6uh lllC CACGNlOh 1
of a modern home on a lot on the
north side of West Market street
which he recently purchased from
Harry Conaway. Andrew ]. Murray
is the contractor.
Wallace Young, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter P. Townsend while roll
Ter skating last Thursday fell and
broke his left arm; the lad only five
months ago suffered fracture of
the same arm.
q Jack Ennis, son of Superintendent
and Mrs. Howard T. Ennis of the
Delaware Colony, fell ON a cement
pavement last Sunday and broke off
two of his upper front teeth. Jack
is in the seventh grade of the
school.
James M. Blizzard clerk of the
Orphans Court and Register in
in twigs bearing good sized apples,
the second crop which he plucked
from a tree. of the Fall Water variety
ON his farm near Springfield. Mr..
thinks them curiosities.
The annual rally of Sussex County
Sunday school workers and parade
will be held here on Sunday after
noon, November 5th.
Ruth Elder Gibbons, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman L. Gibbons,
was given a party last Saturday eve
ling at the home of her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Truitt
lear Bridgeville, Del. 1t was her
bird birthday and she received many
gifts.
Miss Emma Swain a recent grad
late in nursing from the Methodist
in Philadelphia, who is re-
covering from an operation for ap-
Dendicitis at that institution, is here
With her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George E. Swain for a few days be-
ore entering upon her duties as a
Nurse at the new State Welfare
lone.
Favorable reports of the condition
# Mrs. Mary Clarke who is a pa
lent in the Jefferson Hospital have
,een received by her friends.
Miss Betsy Quicker is enjoying a
isit with a former school friend at
Va. Linden Rawlins of
is spending some time
nth his sister, Mrs. Sarah Quicker,
ere.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Boyer and
frs. Edna Chapman will return home
his week after ten days at the
century Of Progress Fair, at, Chi
ago. They are making the trip by
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