Milford chronicle., 1935-01-11

: ! son. superintendent or supplies JO-
l seph G. Green; custodian of build
ing, Charles Short; assistant Gus
tOdian of building, Rodney H. Pride;
chief engineer, Frank Holson; IRE
recorder, Carl Hurley.
The Sussex County Levy Court re-
[ organized on Tuesday, January 1st,
by the election of Gardner L. Bunt-
ing of Selbyville, as president. The
new member, George C. Bishop, Of
Laurel, was elected at the last cleo
tion. Mr.. Bunting has served in the
Levy Court for ten years. The other
member of the board is Edgar M.
Baylis Of near Lewes, who for many
weeks has been unable to attend to
his official dcties because Of serious
illness.
Mrs. Bessie Booth spent Christ
mas with her parents in Warsaw,
North Carolina.
Miss Elsie Rose entertained at her
home during Christmas week Misses
Marian Rikard and Ruth Dickerson,
Oscar Richards of Bridgeville, Miss
Elsie Phillips and Merritt Hopkins
of Milton.
Miss Margaret Lynch spent Christ
mas with her fiance, Herman Null
Inns and his parents, at Charlotte.
North Carolina.
Mr. and Mrs. George B. Moore and |
children spent the weekend with |
DR.. and Mrs. A. @. SmoOt.
Mrs. Mary C. Rogers is spending |
this week with her daughter at
FrankfOrd, Del.
Mrs. R. w. Norris, Mrs. Charles e.
Lynch and daughter Byrd Harrison /
Lynch are spending few days with
DR.. and Mrs. A. C. SmOot.
Mrs. Helen Scott spent the holi-
days with her sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. Ingram at Lewes.
Thomas E. Ayres made a business
trip to New York this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. H. Justice and
daughter. Mrs. Matte Crouch and
son, Donald Lee, were Georgetown
visitors Friday.
Mrs. Laura Richards has been
spending a few days in New York
City this week.
Miss Margaret Layton was in
this week
Rev. and Mrs. Richard X. White
spent New Years with friends in
Mr. and Mrs. James Blizzard and s
son spent Sunday with Mrs. Anna 1
Stewart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee DOdson spent t
Christmas day with James Blizzard s
and family. q
Miss Marian Lankford. returned t
nome New Years day after a visit c
With relatives in Philadelphia. Fl
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lackey of Pei v
lam Manor, N. Y, visited Mrs. Lac s
Iey's mother. Mrs. William Davis C
lere the past weekend. fl
Robert Geuting of Lansdowne, Pa. al
las been visiting his sister, Mrs. Ir Ia
vim Burton, here. el
Miss Mary L. Mcgee is spending Il
he week in Milton, the guest of
iiss Lillian Cade. q
Z Plead Guilty II
Seventeen prisoners appeared be- in
lre Resident Judge Charles S. Rich h;
rds last Saturday afternoon and es
vailed themselves of the opportuni-
Y to plead guilty to the charges of
gainst them and start serving their &C
risOn terms. bf
Theodore Adkins. of Glendale, mi
larged with larceny Of 80 chickens
ON Daniel L. Banning, Nanticoke Nj
istrict, was paroled for one year DIR
his brohter-in-law, Foster c. Shr- ma
IN, of Angola. co
Adkins and Roland Wiley in ri,
iced him to aid in the theft. and tb,
ldge Richards imposed a sentence
two years on Wiley who had Ia,
eviOusly served time for similar nr,
lenses. p
Benjamin Fields, Negro. of Lewes, -oi
arged with Illegal possession Of
uor, was fined $40 and costs. In -,
fault of payment of the fine and Sg ~
SITS, he was sentenced to serve one ~ ~
,nth in the county Jail. ~,
E. Fisher and Arthur c. ~
own, Lewes and Rehoboth Dis Ll 1a
ct, indicted for stealing eight sH'
shells Of corn from the farm Of I lDI
m Wilson, were each imprisoned sIa
four months. ne
Albert Joshua, Negro, of Laurel, COZ
'ested on November 4, with five mn
arts of bootleg liquor in his pos ser
sion, was given a 80 day sentence
default of payment of fine Of tun
0 and costs. sta
Douglas Jackson, of Delmar, in Cor
ted for stealing three bushels of "
n from William Layfield, was i'm rem
;oned for four months. tior
lrby Phillips, of Laurel, was Civ ses'
a sentence of one month upon ed.
ure to pay a fine of 800 and is J
Is for having in his possession for
quarts of bootleg liquor. thai
'hit Gerald, of Laurel, indicted ing
stealing sweater from che store uatC
Daniel w. Stauffer. in Laurel, tain
sentenced to serve six months II
he county Jail and pay the costs ing
sold
ee Morris, of Laurel, charged with
having illegal liquor was SEN -
ed to pay a fine of $1OG and
S. Failing to pay the fine, he is sent
erve one month in jail. II
herman Williams, of Delmar, ar delp
ed on December IL. for stealing was
g Of soft coal from the yards Of steai
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, OF "a
elmar. was sentenced to pay the MISS
of prosecution and serve six ne
tbs in prison. On
illi1m Robinson, living between ems
ord and BridgeviIle. charged HuaS
stealing two caps and a sweater TN
the automobile of Alfred. Ham De
1, in SeafOrd, was sentenced to M "
three months in the county time
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