Milford chronicle., 1933-09-08

Letters on Estates
Register of Wills Frank l.. Josepl
has the past week issued letters oi
the estate of Matthew P. Andrew o
New Haven, Conn, to Elva M. vii
liams of Milford, Del.
On the estate of George w. Benson
of Broad Creek hundred to Jennie E
Benson.
Marriage License
!, Clerk of the Peace Frank w. Law.
son has the past week issued a mar.
riage license to Maxwell AlteenkircH
of Jericho Fairapike, to Floral Park
Long Island, N. Y, and May Millei
of Lincoln, Del.
Not So Many
There are SO prisoners with
Sheriff Carey in the county Jail at
the present time.
Miss Edith Warrington entertain
ed the bi-monthly Bridge Club at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. George E.
Wills in Rehoboth on Thursday last.
Additional Appointments
Appointment of additional aides to
serve in the Sussex County Branch
of the Delaware Home Loan organ
ization have been announced by
Thomas B. Young, State manager of
the Federal Home Owners Loan
Association. The following appoint
ees will all serve under Myer Able
man, district manager and counsel
of the Sussex county branch. Roy
e. Pettyjohn, Milford, Del, and Otis
Joseph, of Hollyville, Del, as ap-
praisers in Sussex County working
on a fee basis; Andrew J. Lynch of
Georgetown, an additional attorney,
also on a fee basis; Katherine Hud-
son of Bridgeville, as a stenographer
in the Sussex County Branch office.
State Manager Young announced
that the branch offices in all three
counties will be open to receive ap-
plications September 1st.
Her Birthday
A large number of friends were
entertained at a dinner on Friday
evening, August 25th, in honor of
Miss Beulah Godwin's 18th birthday.
She was the recipient of many beau
tiful gifts.
Lawrence Spicer, aged "a years,
died. August 26th at his home near
Knowles Cross Roads. He is sur
vived by his wife and two children.
Funeral and interment at Cokesbury |
NJ. p. Church Wednesday, Aug. 81.
Wedding Next Month
Mrs. Thomas Ayres of Georgetown
entertained 10 tables at a bridge
supper on Wednesday, at the Man
sion House, Public Landing, near
Snow Hill, Nd, in honor of her
niece, Miss Ernestine Timmons,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Tim
mons, of Snow Hill, Nd, whose mar
riage to T. Howard Collins, Jr., will
take place in the early fall.
Mrs. Jennie White of North Bed
lord street, on Sunday entertained
her brothers, Jacob Smith of near
Redden, and w. H. Smith of. this
town, and their families.
Mrs. Hoyt Rogers met with a pain
ful accident on Saturday when her
right hand was badly cut by break
ing glass while washing dishes. The
wound was dressed by DR.. J. B.
Jr. T
DR.. c. L. Hudiburg turned his
practice over to DR.. G. NJ. VanVal-
who comes here from the
Graduate Hospital, Philadelphia, Pa.
Dr.. Hudiburg is a member of the
State committee which this week has
'een inspecting hospitals, and he
md Mrs. Hudiburg will leave for an
uto trip to Saltwater, OKLA, where
hey will spend this month with his
,arents. In October, DR.. Hudiburg
will enter the Graduate Hospital,
for three year special
curse.
Minos R. Boyce, aged rs years, at
ne time resident of this town,
led suddenly from heart trouble
asst week at Beach Haven Crest, N,
. He was a brother of Congress-
ian and Judge William H. Boyce ofl
lover, and is survived by his wife,
wo sons and two daughters. Mr..
oyce was assistant melter and re-
ner in the Philadelphia Mint from !
S93 to 1929. ]
georgetown School Opens 11th 7
The Georgetown schools will re-
pen Monday, September 1fth. Dur :
lg the first week only single ses- |
on will be held: From 8 a. m. un-
/ 1 p. m. Miss Dorotha Hill of 4
georgetown has been elected fibrar- Il