Milford chronicle., 1935-08-02

MIS- AtdAutAs EEEhtl anu IAAAuEbA
Of Richmond, Va, have been spend.
ing a few day swith relatives here.
Miss Margaret Layton has beer
entertaining Mrs. Robert Sharpe ant
daughter Norvai, Of Richmond, Va.
Raymond Martin, Jr., is at CamE
Appoquinimink, near MiddletOwn
Del.
Miss Jane Krusen Of New YOrh
City, is the guest Of Prof. Franklin
Butz, new superintendent Of tbs
Georgetown Public Schools, and
Mrs. Butz for two weeks. "a
Miss Elizabeth Cox, Of Salisbury
Md, and Miss Hilda Morris of Sea,
ford. are spending few days with
friends. here.
DR.. and Mrs. Basil B. g. Black
stone, Of Wilmington. spent part OF
the week here with his mother, Mrs.
Annie Blackstone, on South Bedford
street.
Mrs. Walter Wyatt spent last week
end at Rehoboth with a party of
friends from fredericksburg, Md.
Magistrate and Mrs, w. Frank
Sharp were Wilmington visitors last
Saturday.
Clerk-of-the-Peace and Mrs. Fran
els F. Morgan are on trip through
Pennsylvania and New York State.
Walter Wyatt Injured
" Walter Wyatt. West Laurel street.
is suffering from a wound over the
left eye which required. three stitches
in the Beebe Hospital, at Lewes, last
Saturday, as result of broken glass
from the windshield Of his car. Mr..
Wyatt was on his way to RehOboth
Beach, and while driving between
COOlspring and Five Points, on the
GeorgetOwn-Lewes highway a girl
riding in a rumble-seat of a car COM
ing in the direction Of Georgetown
threw a hard unripened peach which
broke the windshield and caused the
glass to scatter in every direction.
A piece of it hit Mr.. Wyatt over the
eye inflicting the cash. He was un-
able to get the license number Of
the car from which the peach was
thrown, and no one was present at
the time to identify the car.
Named Deputy Warden At Jail
The Sussex County Levy Court
Commissioners on Tuesday elected
Charles b. McCabe of Selbyville, as
deputy warden of the county jail.
A contract for wiring the institution
was awarded. to John T. Evans Of
Laurel for $3.50.
Rllendale Man Held In Bond
Isaac Harmon, of Ellendale, was
arrested Tuesday night by Officers
Harry A. Pusey and Clarence X.
Lynch of the State highway police
iorce ON charge Of making threats
against his wife, Annie, and son-in-
aw, Southern Mosley. His wife and
eontended that he threat
med to drive them from their home
with a shot gun. Harmon told
Magistrate w. Frank Sharp, of this
iity, before whom he was given a
rearing, that within the past five
rears his wife had left him twenty
i've times, but they always managed
o patch up their Differences and go
laek together. He denied making
my threats or accosting them in |
my way. Larry Ingram a neighbOr, |
tated that he heard the threats. He |
vas held in $500 bail for the 0c- /
Ober term of Court OF General Ses-
ions. Harley J. COnaway, promi- 1
tent business nan on West Market /
treet, here, became surety and he
Tas released.
'arey's Camp Opens Aug. 10th
Carey's Camp, located between
lillsbOrO and GumbOro will open for
IN days on August 10th. Many years
go the camp was known as Mud
ord. 1t is one of the most widely
nOwn and popular tented spots on
he Delmarva Peninsula, and is ex-
lie this year. For a display of re-
giOus fervor probably no camp on
le peninsula equals it. The meet
Igs are much like the old John and
harles Wesley type of a century
90, with singing, shouting and ex-
)rtations.
yndaPs Camp VIII Open Next Year
n July 18th
The committee in charge Of Tyn-
lPs Camp, located near Asbury NJ. =
Church, One-half mile from the :
sorgetOwn-Laurel concrete highway
ln0unce that the camp next year
III open on Saturday. July 18th and
Intinue for ten days. The camp
is year opened on July 18th and Z
osed on Sunday night, July 21st =
aeeesioHs to the church 4
suited The attendance this year
Is much smaller than usual owing y
the fact that the date for holding
had to be advanced so as not to n
1flict with some Of the others. 4
IRE Extra Expense To County
Leonard Nissan and Ralph McNa-
II charged with train riding at q
lmar, were each fined $1,000 and
3ts by Magistrate William H. Ay-
Iotte of that town. In default of :
yment of the fine and costs, each
s committed to the county jail
re for 10 days. This means more
led expense to the county.
uRk-HitS officer Jailed
Iohn b Tfighman, q arrested by
icers Edward S. PettyjOhn and
ner Palmer at Rehoboth Beach, on
charge of being drunk, dis0rderly
! hitting 0fficeF Palmer, was COM
ted to the county Jail here for
, days in default of payment of a
J of $1,000 and costs.
lliam Donovan Dead
William Donovan, aged T., widely
,wn farmer. living about two miles
N here, died Monday night in the
sbe Hospital at Lewes, where he
5 taken for treatment some time
for complication Of diseases.
neral services we're held on
lrsday afternoon at Sand Hill NJ.
Interment was made In
adjoining churchyard, in charge
John T. Carey, Georgetown NOR
an. He is survived by his wife,
J. Rachael A. Donovan; one
ghter, Mrs. Harry Hudson, this
:. and one son, Arthur Donovan