Milford chronicle., 1935-01-11
GEORGETOWN
Letters On Estates


Wilbur A. Lank.
On the estate of Effie L. Barto o
Indian River hundred to E. Ralpl
T Blizzard.
On the estate of Louis Lane o
Broadkiln hundred to Margie Lane
On the estate Of Lee Stevens o.
Baltimore hundred to Katie Simpler
? Stevens.
] On the estate of Josephine Hill oi
Lewes and Rehoboth hundred to the
Sussex Trust Company of Lewes,
Del.
On the estate of William Tressler
OF Nanticoke hundred to Barba
Tressler.
On the estate of Jeanette C. West
OF Dagsboro hundred to Roland J.
West.
Marriage Licenses
Clerk of the Peace Morgan issued
marriage licenses the past week to:
John H. Isaacs of Glendale, Del,
and. Madelyn E. Swain, of George
town, Del; to John Wesley Smith
OF LinwOod, Pa, and Florence Will
ley Of Bridgeville, Delaware.
81 Nice Warm Prisoners
Sheriff Clendaniel has in his
charge at the present time 81 pris-
oners in the Sussex County Jail.
The monthly meeting of St. Pauls
Guild and St. Agnes Chapter met at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Mus
tard, Monday, Jan. 7th.
Mrs. JOsephs Died
Mrs. Sarah E. Joseph, widow of
no 11N
of heart and kidney trouble Friday,
Jan. 4th, 1885, at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Woodford Stewart, ]
near Gravel Hill. aged 76 years. |
Funeral services were held Jan. 7th |
and interment in Union Cemetery. |
She is survived by one son, Frank L. |
Joseph, and two daughters, Mrs. |
Leta o. Walls of Georgetown and |
Mrs. Stewart.
Bridge And LuncheOns
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lackey of
Pelham Manor, New York, were the
guests of honor at a buffet supper
and bridge given by Mrs. Lackey's
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. J. McDermott, Saturday,
Jan. 5th, at their home on North
Bedford Street. The guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ayres. of
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Bur-
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Boyer, Mr..
and Mrs. A. J. Stevens. Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace Okie, ana Misses Mary and
Eunice Jones. Miss Eunice Jones
and Mrs. Burton won the prizes.
Mrs. Horace Okie entertained eight
guests at bridge and tea" Friday,
fan. 4th. Her guests were Mrs. NJ
!. McDermOtt, Mrs. Irwin Burton,
Mrs. A J. Etevens, Misses Mary and '
cunice Jones, Mrs. Wilson Boyer,
Mss Edwina Nichols of Denton, Md, t
md Mrs. Frank Lackey of New \
fork. Miss Eunice Jones and Miss !
Nichols won the prizes.
Miss Marian Murray entertained a +
ew friends at her home last SatuT- a
lay evening. The guests were Mis- a
es Gertrude Ennis, Betty Rust, t.
'velyn Morgan, and Messrs. Alexan- a
er Irvine, Milton Murray, Lacey p
Iorris and Carlton Joseph.
Mrs. Thomas Ayres entertained at G.
dessert bridge" last Friday in fl
onor of Mrs. Earle Hudson of D
ikesvile, Md The invited guests tC
ere Mrs. William d. Brasure, Mrs hi
harles r. Cannon, Mrs. Harold W
. Purnell, Mrs. Earle Hudson, Mrs. d.
alter p. Townsend. Mrs Thomas j
Purnell and Mrs. Bessie Hudson. OF
Mr.. and Mrs Elisha Ryan enter pi
ined a few friends at bridge on of
'est Market Street Thursday, Jan.
d. The out-of-town guests were ch
r. and Mrs. Clayton Reynolds of lie
entOn, Md, Mr.. and Mrs. Everett de
alls of Middletown, who won the co
lies. The town gyuests were Mr. m,
I'd. Mrs. James NJ. Tunnel, Mr.. and
rs. George Walls, Miss Mae Gordy, Br
RS. Bessie Hudson and Charles tri
elmer. bu
'ize Not Claimed Jo
The $4,000 award offered Saturday, foI
n. 5th, by the local business men
Georgetown is unclaimed at this arl
-iting The number is O6S6O1. 1t gu
understood that the number was ses
ven out by the Sussex Theatre on in
Eve. Only one other num- SIC
r is still unclaimed. 1347S1, with
$1,000 award. The winners last die
ek, of $1,000 were William Kus- cor
'er, William Kitchens, William B. pri
lkins. Winners of the $500 award K
re, Mrs. Alfred Parker, Raymond en-
.Tvel. David Donovan, Mrs BERTHE fail
gers. Carey Clifton and ]. Ewell cos
lhoun. two
Move Assessment And Tax Office
Because of the crowded condition for
the Sussex Court House, the Of of
IS of the Board of Assessment and was
Receiver of Taxes will move in in
the old Jail building, after some of
sratiOns are made. The office L
ch is to be vacated by Receiver will
Taxes John B. Rogers is to be- tenC
le the office of Sheriff Robert J. cost
ndaniel. The office occupied. by to S
Board of Assessment is to be 81
lie part of the office of Recorder rest
Deeds James Lloyd. The old Jail ba
ding is no longer used as a resi- the
se for the Sheriff of Sussex Coun- at Z
cost
motion mon
eutenant Charles r. Jones. son w
frs. Hoyt ]. Jones of the U. S. Seaf
inc Corps, has received a pro- with
ion from second to first lieuten- from
Lieutenant Jones who has been mon
ihina for the past two years is serv
cted to arrive i'm California early Jail
month. Ell
dland, Grange met Wednesday. ged
9Th. This change in date was liam
ssaTy because the Grange Hall Chrii
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