Milford chronicle., 1934-03-16
GEORGETOWN
Letters On Estates

Register of Wills Frank l.. JOsepl
has issued the following letters the
past week:
On the estate of Margaret Graei
of Northwest Fork hundred to Fred.
erick w. Graef. .iu.i, nt,.
On the estate of Flora L. Kheer, OF
Georgetown hundred 70 Minnie NJ
Kreer. a. 6Sa
On the estate of Seth T.. Hearn OF
Little Greek hundred to Moliie T.
lIearn. --e
On the estate of G. w. Hastings
of Broad Greek hundred to Martha
r. Hastings. ..
On the estate Of John s. Warning
ton of Indian River hundred 10 Ger
trude ZinneT and William o. War
ringtOn.
On the estate of Eugene 10. Carey
of Northwest Ford hundred" To Lii
lian l.. Carey.
On the estate of Walter W. Hill
yard of Georgetown hundred to Cora
T. Hilyard and Aliene Purnell.
On the estate of MarysP. Bryan of
BROAD Greek hundred to Virgil w.
Bryan and Roy Bryan f'''
On the estate of Frederick w.
Chivers of DagsbOro hundred to J.
Thomas Robinson.
On the estate of Aida w. Thompson
of Little Creek hundred to Thomas
]. Thompson.
On the estate Of George H. Justice
OF Baltimore hundred to Clara JUS
tice
On the estate of William A. John
son of Lewes and RehOboth hun
dred to The Sussex Trust Company
of Lewes. Delaware
Clerk of the Peace Frank W. Law
son has the past week issued mar
riage license to Arthur X. Carey of
Harbeson, Del, and Mary f. Porter
of Milton, Del.
Sheriff Carey has sixty prisoners
at the present time in the county Jail.
The National Unemployment office
for Sussex County was moved from
its old quarters To the basement of
the new Post Office in GcorgetnwH
with entrance from the rear. The |
committee will meet semi-mOnthly |
and is planning with the manager an ]
aggressive campaign of education of |
employment and emplOye public to !
the value of the service of the re- /
employment Office i'm this county. |
The members of the unemployment !
Committee of Sussex County, are: |
DR.. Joseph B. NAPLES, Jr.. George
town. chairman; J. Wiley Thought.
Laurel DR.. Walter l.. Grier, Milford;
DR.. Richard Beehe, Lewes. and
George Earle DOnOhO, Seaford
Mrs. Annie Virginia Cunningham
,f nI. Il
died suddenly Monday. March 5th,
1884, at the home of her cousin,
Frederic Walls, whom she has been
visiting for the past few weeks. Mrs.
Cunningham had not been well since
she arrived. but her condition had
not been considered serious. The
body was taken to MOresfeld, W. Va,
were funeral services were held.
Miss Laura B. Rutherford is plan
ming to leave next week for Virginia.
where she will complete the work on
her B. S. degree. at the Harrison
State Teachers College. Miss Ruth
crf0rd who has been in charge OF !
the Home Demonstration Work in
Sussex County plans to be gone un-
til the latter part of December.
Miss virginia Pepper was the rep
rcscntative from this section to the
Y. w. G., A. meeting Saturday, in
Wilmington, Del, where plans were
made for camp OtOnka reunion to
be held in Wilmington on April End,
at the Y. W. c. a.
Books of the reticing city council c
have been audited and show a credit .
balance of S3,47i3S. Members of
he new council start off the new
year with approximately $l,500.00 in
cash. This is something that has
not prevailed in many years. Thanks
o business council.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Wesley
VI. l.. Church will hold bake in
garage. Saturday, March
9TH.
Miss Betty. Ann Kitchens, daughter
# Mr.. aud Mrs. John Il. Kitchens.
md Miss Norma Ice Roach. daugh-
er of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Roach
celebrated their eighth birthdays Sat
Irday, March 10th. by giving parties
D their little friends Betty Ann
ad her party early. to ) p. m, so
$ not 10 conflict with Norma Lees
arty which was held from to 7
B. M.
Mrs. Julian r.. Townsend enter
aimed her club on Friday afternoon.
iiss Mary Jones who substituted,
ION first prize.
Mr. and Mrs. James Bayard Short
bservcd their 5nlh wedding ami
ersary on February 2Sth. They
ere entertained at dinner by their
On. Gorge Short.