Milford chronicle., 1933-05-05
Letters On Estates


Register of Wills Frank L. Joseph
has issued the following letters the
past week:
On the estate of Daniel ]. Holla-
way of GumbOro hundred to Flora
d. Hollaway.
On the estate of Robert H. Burton
of w. c. of Georgetown hundred to
Kate M. Burton.
On the estate of Martha A. Outten
of Seaford hundred to William L..
Outten.
On the estate of Matthias B. Hobbs
of Indian River hundred to Joseph
C. Ellis.
On the estate of Emma ]. Mulhol-
land of Cedar Creek hundred to Jno.
H. Mulholland.
On the estate of Walter S. Hunter
of North West Fork hundred to
Eysle McGlynn Hunter. .....
On the estate of Clarence l.. Stuart
of Cedar Creek hundred to The Mil
ford Trust Company.
On the estate of Henry E. Wallace
of North West Fork hundred to The
Baltimore Trust Co.
On the estate of James ]. Owens
of Little Creek hundred to Viola M.
Owens.
On the estate of Blanche T. Van
denberg of North West Fork hundred
to John l.. Vandenberg and John l..
Vandenberg, Jr.
Jail BOarders
There are sixty prisoners in the
Sussex county all here at the pres
ent time under the care of Sheriff
Carey.
Members of Wesley NJ. E. Church
choir gave Mrs. George Elton Walls,
one of its members, a handkerchief
shower as surprise last Friday
at her home on Laurel street. Music
both vocal and instrumental was
on the program, a pretty piece of
poetry written by Frank Joseph was
much appreciated. plenty of home
made ice cream and angel food cake
was served.
Mrs. Clara Wood, of Trenton, N.
j., is spending some time with Mrs.
Sudie Walls.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Franklin NAPLES
and children, Miss Kate Hayes Wis
tied in Baltimore over the week.
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Marker spent
Sunday with relatives in Green's
bOro, Md.
Miss Mary Ann Morris completed
on Wednesday the training course
for nurses at the Delaware Hospital
in Wilmington. The graduation ex-
ercises will be held in June. Miss |
Morris will arrive this week and
spend some time with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Morris.
E. Paul Burkholder, past district |
governor, and BENJAMIN. Ableman,
president of the Georgetown Rotary |
Club, attended the annual cOnven-
ton of the Rotarians of the 5Oth dis
trict, which was held in Allentown,
IA.
Miss Beonna Faucet, daughter of
Mrs. Isbel Faucet and the late Lin
ford P. Faucet, and Alfred j. Stew
ems, Jr., formerly of Hurlock, Md,
but now of Dover, Del, drove to.i
Denton, Md, April %, and were
united in marriage in the M. p.
by the Rev. Milton S. An
drews, a boyhood friend of the
bridegroom. The ceremony was per-
formed in the presence of near rela-
tives of the couple. The bride was
given in marriage by her brother,
Faucet, of Georgetown,
and the bridegroom was attended by
his brother. Louis F. Stevens, of
Md. The young couple
left for an auto trip to Quebec. They
will reside in Dover. ... !
Thursday, Friday and Saturday..
May II, 12, -13, are the days upon
which the taxables of Georgetown
nay pay their 1888 town taxes and
be allowed per cent rebate. i
Eighty couples from various parts
If Sussex were united in marriage
asst week at Elkton, Md. Among |
hem were Francis M. Gum 3rd, of
Del, and Isabel Eliza
,eth Chandler. Is. of Dagsboro.
Last Monday morning while at
,lay Marian Langford was pushed
lgainst a toranium by a playmate
md sustained a painful cash in the /;
,alm of her hand. DR.. Smoot used
hree clamps in closing the wound.
Miss Jane Short, daughter of Mr..
nd Mrs. Roland T. Short, and Thur. ,
nan C. King, son of Mr., and Mrs. .
ames King, both of near George
own, were united in marriage at the'l
1. P. parsonage at Cannon, Del, this :
ounty. on April 18TH. 1888, by the
lev. C. M. Cullum, pastor of the !
hurch. H.. 49, .
The Ladies' Aid of Hebron NJ. p. |
ihurch will meet at the home of Z
Irs. Maggie M. King, Thursday eve =
ing, May 4th. Ice cream and cake :
yill be foY sale. Everybody invit-
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