Milford chronicle., 1935-12-06
GEORGETOWN
Two Imprisoned For
Motor Violations

west Fork District, was sentenced
to serve ten days in the SUSSEX
county jail here, in default of 4;
fine Of $40 and costs, by Magistrate
William H. Hewes, of Bridgeville.
il. chael Douglas, arrested by OH.
Ger shannon, on a charge of driving
a car without a license was also
given a ten-day prison sentence by
MAGISTRATE Hewes.
Married At Lincoln City
Miss Mildred f. Heath, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur L. Heath, of
Milford, and Howard E. Argo, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel ArgO, Cedar
Creek District, were married last
Thursday night, at $3.50 o'clock at
Lincoln City Methodist Episcopal
Church.
Milford Woman Fined
Helen NJ. Watson, of Milford,
charged with making a wrong turn
on the road from Brick Granary to
Milford and cOlliding with the ma
chine of Joseph H. Prettyman, was
fined $1,000 and costs by Magis-
trate W. Frank Sharp here. The
fine and costs were paid.
Love Laughs At Age
As Well As LOckSmithS
Love is no respector of persons
and it seiZes the old as well as the
young as recently was demonstrate
ed in the case of two aged Lewes
folks, who went to HarbesOn, six
miles east of Georgetown, on Tues
day afternoon, November 10, where
they were married by the Rev. P. r.
M. Schauer, pastor of the Beaver
Dam Methodist Protestant Church.
The bride, Mrs. Sarah A. Long, aged
68, is a daughter of the late William
and Mary Hannah Young. The
groom, James r. Palmer, aged 66, is
a son of the late Lemuel r. and
Sarah A. Palmer. While the expert
ence was not new to them, both |
previously having been married and |
their unions terminating by death,
they were, it is said, apparently as /
jubilant following the ceremony as
ii it were their first venture on the
sea of matrimOny.
Fined For Reckless Driving
George Z. Oliver, arrested on
Sunday on the highway leading
from Millsboro to Hardscrapple, by
Highway Officer Russell D. Jones,
charged with operating a car in a
reckless manner, was given hear
ing before Magistrate w. Frank
Sharp, of this city. Upon payment
of fine of $1,000 and costs, he was
released. A similar charge against
Charles Bunting, brought against
him by Officer Irving Vienot of the
State Police force, for driving reck-
lessly from Hardscrapple to Mills
hOrO, was dismissed.
Held For Breaking And Entering
William Bryan, Cedar Creek Dis !
tsict, charged by George E. Glen
daniel of the Lincoln City section,
with breaking and entering his !
home, was held in $1,000 bail for
the next term of Court of General ,
Sessions by Magistrate William E. !
Lsnk, of Milford.
Alderman SalmOnS Commits
Two To Prison {
Frederick Foreman and Isaiah
Holland, both of Milford, are con- '
fined in. the Sussex county Jail for 9
thirty days. Holland was charged q
with being a common nuisance on a
the streets of Milford, before Alder +
man Thomas j. Salmons, and Fore p
man was arrested for fighting. Both Il
are old offenders and have been in Il
The county jail before. a
Alderman SalmOns commits all
who are arrested for drunkenness k
1r disorderly conduct on the streets S
If Milford to prison for thirty days, r
With the hope of breaking it up. o
'OneS'Willtins Nuptials a
Miss Marie c. Wilkins, daughter ii
Df Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Henry Will
Tins, living on the Georgetown h
ewes highway, near here, and John G.
'asper Jones, son of Mr.. and Mrs. al
'ohn A. Jones, North Race street, pl
lere married on Thanksgiving Day
lorning at 9 O'Clock at the Wesley la
4. q. parsonage here, by the Rev. al
lmar E. Jones. o.
The. bride for some time has E.
cen employed as secretary to The w
dore Burton, Jr., and Company Oh
ere. Mr.. Jones is employed in the da
flee of John B. Rogers, Receiver of lii
axes and County Treasurer of Cs
ussex county. Both are widely Ii
nown and have a large circle of
lends throughout lower Delaware. ha
lOle Three Logs; Jailed es
CaperO Mead, Little Creek Dis
'ict, is being held in the Sussex ne
1unty Jail here, by Magistrate on
homas w. Records, Of Laurel, in pc
efault Of $3.50 bail, for the next rel
rm Of court, on a charge of steal LA
g three logs, valued at $3.50 each, Hs
ON William Records. Whether wi
cad intended to sell the sticks of
nber or convert them into fire. Cr
pod is not known. En-
Mon Services Held Tr
Union Thanksgiving Day services
ere held by the churches here on Cr'
thanksgiving Day morning, in the We
rst Presbyterian Church, North pal
'dford street. The sermon was de-
-ered by the Rev. Russell Sapp, Fol
stOr of the First Methodist Pro- Of
slant Church. '
ned For Pointing Pistol Gre
Thomas Harmon, a Moor, of the OF
ives and RehoDoth section, was T
rested and fined by Magistrate W. Phi
ank Sharp, ten dollars and costs ct
pointing pistol at Benjamin A
lids, colOred, on Fourth street. at bot
ives, on Wednesday night of last hob
elk. Upon payment of the fine and N
IT'S, he was released. Poi
other Driver Without Con
,eDse Fined N