Milford chronicle., 1933-02-03
Letters On Estates

LeIterS On Estates
Register of Wills Frank L. Joseph
has the past week issued the follow
ing letters:
On estate of Oliver T. Farrow, of
Georgetown Hundred, to Oliver w.
Farrow.
On the estate of Eli w. Robbins,
of Lewes and RehobOth Hundred, to
Rosina X. Robbins.
On the estate of Charles w. Fish
er, of Broadkill Hundred, to John
Fisher.
On the estate of Ollie Landreth
Carey, of Lewes and Rehoboth Hun
dred, to Marjorie X. Carey.
On the estate of James Ernest
Elliott, of Little Creek Hundred, to
Martha A. Elliott.
On the estate of Alice Burton, of
Philadelphia, Pa, to The Peoples
National Bank of Laurel, Del.
On the estate of William H. Tay-
lor, of Nanticoke Hundred, to VIM.
L. Taylor and John M. Taylor.
On the estate of Anthony A. Spicer,
of Nanticoke Hundred, to Harry c.
Spicer.
There are 60 prisoners in the coun-
ty Jail with Sheriff Carey.
Miss Alice Lynch entertained her
bridge club Thursday evening of last
week at her home on West Market
street. Her guests were Mrs. James
Devin, Mrs. George Barr, Mrs. Vir-
den Macklin, Mrs. Tom Purnell, Miss
Mary Townsend, Pauline Godfrey,
Edna Barr, Helen Macklin, Edith
Warrington, Gladys Hudson, Betsy
Quicker, Katherine Phillips. Re-
freshments were served and prizes
were won by Mrs. George Barr, first;
and Mrs. James Devin, second.
Mr.. and Mrs. Linden Rawlins, Of
Pittsburgh, Pa. have been guests of
the formers father, w. w. Rawlins.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Marker
spent Sunday in GOldsbOrO, Md, with
relatives.
Mrs. +. G. Ryon gave bridge sup
per Wednesday evening in honor of
her neice, Mrs. Otalie, of New York.
Her guests were Mrs. George Short,
Mrs. Frances NAPLES, Mrs. Julian
Townsend, Mrs. George l.. Walls,
Mrs. Harold II. Purnell, Mrs. Ardrey !
Smoot, Mrs. o. l.. Gray, Miss May |
Gordy, Miss Minnie Krccr.
The annuel track and field meet |
for Sussex schools has been set for |
April 2Sth. The white and negro |
track meets will be on the same day. |
Mr.. and Mrs. james p. Scott are
receiving congratulations upon the |
birth of son, James Palmer, Jr., at |
Beebe Hospital, Lewes. Mrs. Scott |
will be remembered as Miss Gladys
wilkins, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. i
Frank wilkins, of Georgetown.
The bridge club whose members !
include Mrs. Julian Townsend, Mrs.
George Walls, Mrs. George Short,
Mrs. Franklin NAPLES, Mrs. James !
Tunnel, Mrs. Howard Cooke, Mrs.
G. l.. Hudiburg, OH Wednesday were
guests at luncheon of Mrs. Sinclair
Campbell, the other member of the
club at her home in Milton, Del,
Mrs. Townsend won the first prize.
The Wild Flower of the Hills, a
drama in three acts, will be
given in the Grange Hall, at George
.own, Thursday evening, Feb. 9th,
DfOceeQS IOT DellSnJ VI W. =. iSh'
The cast of characters will appear
lext week.
Barker Spicer is seriously i'll at
lis home in Collinsville.
Postmaster ]. +. Hudson and Mrs.
!. F. Hudson and son, Billy Reed, at
ended last Saturday afternoon the
dedication of the new post office at
salem, N. ]. While there they were
quests of DR.. Hires.
Robert Short, former sheriff OF
sussex county, last Friday was TAX
m to the jefferson Hospital at Phil
delphia, where he underwent a
Iainful operation. We are glad to
nform his many friends his condi- I
ion at this writing is very favor l
BILE and is at home now. ,
Ben. Williams, aged 42 years. for |
lany years a waiter in the Brick {
Iotel, died last Sunday. Funeral '
ervices were held in the A. M. e.
hurch and interment made in the |
BAPTIST cemetery. Williams was
)rmerly of Seaford. Il
David, infant son of Rev. and Mrs. Il