Milford chronicle., 1935-11-01
GEORCETOWN

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Register Of Wills ]. Linden Bar
has granted letters on the following
estates in Sussex County: Mrs
Mary A. Culver, late Of Delmar, Il
Elijah E. WoOtten of Laurel, admin
istrator; Mrs. Mary Elizabeth War
ren, late OF Seafords to H. MiltOl
James Of Seaford, executor ParrOi
W. Jones, late OF Dagsboro District
to his son, ], Merrill Jones, of Mills
bOro. administrator; Charles w
Davis, late of Cedar Creek District
to First National Bank and Trus
Company, Of Milford; William MUr
ply, late Of Milford, to Milford Trus
Company; William Walter Pretty
man, late of Angola, to Mrs Mar!
H Prettyman, of near Harbeson, ad
ministrator; Mrs. Mary 4. Figgs
late of Dagsboro District, to Harbe
son B. Hickman, of Millsboro, ad
ministrator; Mrs. Anna Z. Bennett
late of Cedar Greek District, to Johr
r. Bennett, 265 ~ Wilton street
Philadelphia, administrator.
Held ON Two Charges OF Forgery
Orlando Roberts, Little Greek
District, is. being held in $4,000 bail
by Magistrate Thomas W. Records
Of Laurel, on two charges of forgery.
He is alleged to have forged the
name of H. H. Dickerson, of Laurel,
to a check for $500 on February
10th. The check was drawn on the
Peoples National Bank of Laurel
and made payable to Norman Green.
Ii WAS indOrsed by Green and also
by Billy Watson, Inc. The name OF
Oscar BrewingtOn, of Delmar, is al
legged to have been forged to check
for $1,000 on November 23rd, last
year. The check was drawn on The
Bank of De!mar. signed with the
name OF BrewingtOn and indOrsed
by Clayton Willy.
All Club Bouquet Held Last Friday
Night at COOlspring
The annual banquet OF the lower |
Delaware All Clubs, sponsored by /
the Links, a branch comprised of |
oder cluD members and + Ormer |
members. was held in the cOmmuni-
ty hall, at COOlspring, II miles east
of here on Friday night. The ad-
dress of welcome was made by Hen
ry Hill, prominent club member of
the Lewes section. Addresses were
made by former County Agent Mol
10y c. Vaughn of COOlspring, and
George WOrrilOw, who recently was
named as the new Boys Club agent
for the state. Mr.. WOrrilOw empha-
sized the Importance of an increase ;
interest in rural life and, a greater
knowledge of improved farm prac- ]
tices among the young people of to-
day. During the banquet cOlOred
quartette sang several selections.
Music was furnished by the George
town orchestra.
Home Demonstration Meeting Held
Today friday Here !
The Sussex County Home Demon
stratiOn Council held the sixth an
nual Home Demonstration Day in
the Jones Memorial Hall, on West
Laurel street here, today.
The meeting was called to order
at 1890 a. m. by Mrs. Francis f.
Morgan, president of the Council,
which was followed by group sing
ing and invocation by the Rev Omar
L. Jones. pastpr OF Wesley VI. =, II
Church here. Mrs. {. c. West Of
Delmar, president OF the State Home
Demonstration Council gave a re-
port on the national meetings, fol-
lowed by a report on county activi- d
ties by Miss Laura B. Rutherford
Sussex County Home Demonstration
Agent The afternoon session open s
ed at o'clock with an address on S
'Mishaps in the Home, Causes and /
Prevention" by J. Russell Craig, S
20 AZ t+,t. Of ~ T1Vsn ]
lemnity Corporation. This was fol- a
lowed by a talk and demonstration,
The Inside Story OF Decorating C
Dur Homes" by Miss Florence Ma 4
son. District Home Demonstration 4
AGENT and House Furnishing Spe-
,ialiSt of the University of Mary q
and. c
1Ormer Levy Court Commissioners G
Daughter Married to Georgetown b
Boy It
Miss Mary BOOkhammer. daughter fC
II former Levy Court Commissioner ii
md Mrs. William II. BoOkhammer, in
II Lewes and Wilmer Lee Mitchell. la
on Of the late Lee Mitchell and Mrs. ht
Ohm W Lowe, living near here. NJ
we're married on Saturday morning. "
1 Lewes by the Rev. o. II. Connolly.
astOr OF the Lewes NJ. +. Church. II
hey are employed. by the dupont pr
cmpany in Wilmington. tr
rO'idenCe VI. p. Church to Hold OF
upper 70
Members of Providence Methodist ne
r0tcs,ant Church, five miles from ye
ere, will hold chicken and oyster ha
upper on Thursday night, NOyem- tn
er eth, from to 9 p. IN. ty
Elaborate preparations are being of
ade for the affair which promises VIZ
} be one of the largest church sup M
Prs held in that section Of the er!
,unty for several years. The COM Z
ittee states that for so cents all ad
i'll be given plenty of chicken and as
lin's and oysters. Ac
IC Camp Veteran Held For ma
irceny wa
Albert Ball, a veteran of the CCC Th
mp, located between Redden and fOl
'idgeville, was arrested Monday by VIII
ate Highway Officer Martin W. on
all, at the instigation of Lieuten- AM
It Harry Orth and Lieutenant Err ant
st H. T. Schechinger. charged Co
tn larceny of clothing from the VIII
mp, which he sold to Herman Will col
n, a farmer of that section. The He
icers happened to be going down
e highway and saw the army hel
.aring apparel under Wilson's Ma
m. He was stopped and inquiry TOW
IS made where he obtained it. He gal
id he bought them from one of of
= CCC men, thinking he was hard wit
- and needed some money. Will La
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