Milford chronicle., 1935-07-12

Tor disorderly conduct in that tow
on SVednesdsy,
James Travis Of Lewes, arrested
BY Chief Of Police John Q. Milimar
Of that town, on a charge Of drun-
kenness on the Lewes streets, was
sentenced to i've days IN prison BY
Magistrate James 4. Lahk.
Marvin Young Of BridgeFille, ar.
rested By Highway OFFICER Frank G
O'Neal, on the highway three miles
south of Bridgeviffe. for drunkenness
and disordefly conduct was i'm
prisoned for i've days by Magistrate
William H. Hewes, Of Bridgevilie.
Two Fined For Motor Fi0iafiOns
Mrs. Lucy Warrington, living on
South Railroad Avenue, was arrest
ed BY Highway 0nacer Irving Vienot
on a charge Of permitting her SON
fn-law, Charlie Grenshaw. 70 operate
her car without a license, was fined
$1,000 and costs, by Magistrate w.
Frank Shary on Saturday.
A charge Of operating without a
license was brought against Cren-
shaw and Magistrate Sharp imposed
a fine Of $500 and costs as Il was
his second offense. On June 25th
last year, he was convicted for oper-
ating without a license before the
late Magistrate w. ]. Mustard.
Democratic Women To Meet At
RehObOth
The SUSSEX County Women's Aux
iliary Of the Democratic party, at
an executive meeting held at the
home of Mrs. John B. McCabe, at
RehObofh Beach, last Wednesday de-
cided to hold the monthly meeting
at The Rehoboth Beach Village I'M
Club room on Friday af-
ternOOn, Ju1y 18th. The meeting was
scheduled for July 18th, but owing
to a flower arrangement meeting,
which is a community affair for the
resort, the date was fixed for July
10Th for the Democratic meeting.
There will be a business meeting
at 3 O'Clock, followed by speaking at
8.45 O'Clock, probably by a national
speaker. q.
At 5 o'clock there will be a box
picnic supper. Those attending are
10 carry their picnic box, as no pro-
Vision has been made to feed the
fisftors.
Prominent Democratic women
throughout the state are being in
lited to attend, including the women
of the county executive
committees Of each county as we'll
is members Of the state central COM
nittee.
Personal Mention
Miss Edith Barto, Of New York
5ity, has been visiting. her brother
n-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Ralph Blizzard. on East Pine street.
Mr.. and Mrs. David J. Layton, Jr.,
VI Philadelphia, have been visiting
lis parents. Chief Justice and Mrs.
Daniel J. Layton.
Mrs. Mary BartO Of Washington,
}. c., has been spending a few days
With her mother, Mrs. Cassie Day,
md sister. Mrs. Asbury NJ Day, on
East Pine street.
Edward B. Rose has had his home
IN East Market street neatly painted
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Linden Rawlins
ave been visiting relatives in Long
sland. N. Y.
DR.. and Mrs. Robert o. Blitz, of |
Pa, have been spending |
en- days with friends here and at /
leh0both. DR.. Blitz for several
ears was stationed here as a veter-
harlan.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Carmine are
he happy parents of a ten pound
ably girl, born to them last Friday
lorning. Mrs. Carmine formerly
ras Miss Nellie Hawkins. daughter
{ Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Hawkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percival Ableman of
Washington, d. c., spent the week
nd with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
enjamin Ableman.
Miss Anna May Swain, daughter of
Ir. and Mrs. Harry T. Swain, has
lrOlled in the Summer School at
le University Of Delaware.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Johnson of
spent Sunday with his
arents, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter S.
on South Railroad Avenue.
Extensive improvements are being
ade to the home of Mrs. Bessie
udsOn, on North Railroad Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carey Clifton and the
tiers brother, William H. Hurley,
e on a trip to Browns Mills,
ass.
Norma Lee. small daughter of Mr..
Id Mrs. Herman Roach, who has
zen quite i'll for the past two weeks
recovering. She is a grahddaugh-
r of the Rev. and Mrs. John T.
alley Of Milford.
ED For Stealing Chickens
Willie White. Of SeafOrd, was ar
sted Tuesday by Highway Officer
AIRY A. Pusey on a charge Of lar
ny, operating an unregistered car
ID driving without a license. He =
rs brought here and given a hear
g before Magistrate w. Frank
iarp.
For operating an unregistered car
was committed. to prison for 80
VS. in default OF payment of a fine
$4,000 and costs This was his
cond Offense. having. been convict
before Magistrate James X. Phil
IS. at Seaford, on June 18th. this !
ar.
On the charge of driving without
license, he was imprisoned for 80
Us upon failure to pay a fine Of
1000 and costs. This also was
.ond offense, having been convict
before Magistrate Phillips, at Sea- 8
d, on November 21st, last year.
Whites troubles were far from be- 4
|, over with the two motor vehicle 4
lations when 0fficer Pdsey charg-
him with breaking into the poul- 8
house of Calvin Easham, near
mbOrO. sOme NIGHTS apn and