Milford chronicle., 1934-11-16
GEORGETOWN
Letters On Estates

. the past week issued the following
letters:
On the estate of Efie f. Williams
OF Baltimore Hundred to Myrtl
TOrbert.
On the estate of Robert w. moore
of DagsbOrO Hundred to Harbesol
B. Hickman.
On the estate of Charles r. Da
Wis of DagsborO Hundred to Orgle!
H. Davis.
On the estate of Lovey ]. Hudson
of Baltimore Hundred to William d
Hudson.
Eighty-eight prisoners Gre in jail
at the present time.
Jack Townsend, son of J. +. Town
send, of Georgetown, has been dec
Grated with the honor ribbon of Blue
and Gold of Stauntca Military Acad-
envy, according D an announcement
m;,!e by RObei Tremainc, headmas-
ter G. the acl1cmy. Known as the
IrtiCf Twelvn the radets who are
mcml crs of this group, constitute a
committee of twelve whose ppiVil-
q. il is to do the hOn0rs of the
academy for all visiting athletic
teams. Because of this honorable
achievement each member of the
group may be excused from attend
ance at any study hall period, is al
lowed the privilege of "1O:3O" lights
and granted one extra leave night.
DR.. and Mrs. b. +. Blackstone, of
Wilmington, are being congratulated
ON the birth of a daughter, on Tues
day. November 6, 1884.
After three day trip in New
York city, Mrs. II. G. Stewart re-
turned with new models for the Jen
Stewart dress shop.
Church Gard Party
There were nine tables filled at
the bridge party given on Thursday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. James
Chipman and Mrs. Wilson Boyer,
for the benefit of the ST. Paui's p. +.
Church. Mrs. Rowland Paynter and
Miss Julia Burton poured. Mrs. Bes-
sic Hudson won first prize. Mrs.
Julian Townsend, second, and Mrs.
George Short won third.
Wedding
Miss Marie Dixon, daughter of
Mrs. Richard Hooper Dixon, OF
Cambridge, Md, and the late Dr.
Dixon, was married to Charles W.
Cullen. The ceremony was perform
ed at Mrs. Dixon's home by the Rev
w. d. Gould, D. ID. The bride was
given in marriage by her brother,
Richard Fl. Dixon, Jr, of Baltimore,
Md, and Cullen George, of Will
mington, was best man. Following
the reception q wedding breakfast
was served. They went to New Mex
leo on their wedding tour, and about
December / will reside here. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cullen will be at home in
Mr.. Cullen, son of the
late Judge Charles NJ. Cullen, who
was for several years a member OF
the Delaware Supreme Court, and
an associate judge of Sussex county.
He was admitted to the Sussex
County Bar in 1898 and since that
time has practiced here. He gradu-
ated from the University of Della
ware with the degree of Bachelor of
Arts in 1885, and read law under the
guidance of his father. He has ser ,
we'd as vice president of the Della
ware State Bar Association, and
chairman of the Sussex County Bar
association. Many years ago he held
he rank of captain of Company G,
Georgetown. in the Delaware Ma !
ional Guard. At present he is ref D..
rec in bankruptcy for the State.
The home of Mrs. Aleine Purnell,
low occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin
Burton, is being remodeled and
Iainted.
Mrs. John Cooper and daughter
re spending the winter months
With her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Con
way of Chester, Pa.
Mrs. Mary Grant of Wilmington is
ere TO spend the winter with her
aughter, Mrs. Pierson Townsend.
Mr.. and Mrs. William c. Brasure
nd two children, and Mrs. Gertrude
odchalk, of Philadelphia, spent the
'eek-end here with Mrs. Maude
Master Edward Baker spent the
eek-end with his uncle, Franklin
aker and family Of Milton.
Mt. anu MTS. t1OWdIu NilhluS anu
aughter Millie and Mr.. and Mrs. i
inwood Penuel took a motor trip S
} Luray Caverns, Va, Saturday and d
unday. 9
Mrs. Walter Hahn and Mrs. Bes- a
G Carter of Wilmington have been c
sitting Mrs. Addie Adkins. c
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Viohle. Of !
'ilmington. spent the past week e
I'd with Mrs. Viohle's aunt, Mrs. a
Oward Stewart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank James of } c
asst Orange, n. j., Mr.. and Mrs. o
iward Brown of Seaford and Mrs. 81
lura O'Bier visited Mrs. Frederic p
alls on Monday. Il
Miss Edna Barr is suffering a e
oxen bone in her foot as a result W
a fall while spending the week. HI
d in Philadelphia. c
Miss Elsie Phillips has returned b
me fro ma two weeks visit in Ho- 81
ken, N. j., and New York. "
Miss Clara Sammons, Miss Mildred =
lck and Mr. and Mrs Ralnh Swain w