Milford chronicle., 1935-04-26
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Isaacs.LOrd

Isaacs.LOrd
\ Eluding their many friends
\ throughout Sussex county on Mon
, day, Miss Ethel Mae Lord, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin P. Lord, of
Lincoln City, and Newal S. Isaacs,
: of Milford, son of Mrs. Cordelia
Isaacs, and the late Charles H. Isa-
acs, of NanticOke District, went to
New York City where they were
married in the Little Church
Around the Corner by the Rev.
Randolph Ray, D. D. The wedding
took place shortly before the noon
hour.
The bride has a wide circle of
friends throughout lower Delaware
and for several years has been a
clerk in the office of the Receiver
of Taxes. At present she is employ
ed by Receiver of Taxes John S.
Rogers.
Mr.. Isaacs is a graduate of the
Georgetown High School and for
several years taught in the rural
schools. He is widely known in bas-
ketball circles in lower Delaware,
having played on the Georgetown
county seat team and later devoted
much of his time to refereeing
games throughout this section.
When attending school here he ma
joIed in football and basketball.
Chappel-HaStlngs
Miss Elizabeth o. Hastings, of
Milton and Hugo Frederick Chapel
of near Lewes, were married at
| Milton on Saturday night by the
Rev. Joseph c. Wood, rector of st.
I Johns Baptist Protestant Episcopal
| Church of Milton.
The bride and groom are widely |
known in the Milton, Lewes and |
Rehoboth sections.
Charged with assault and battery |
on Claudis Brittingham and Leonard |
Short, at Lewes, Herman Marshall
OF that town was arrested by Con-
stable Charles Futcher and Chief of
Police John c. Millman and given a
hearing before Magistrate James T.
Lank who committed him to the
county Jail here in default of three
thousand lollaFs bail, on the two
counts, for the June term of Court
OF General Sessions.
MOrgan.Daniels
Miss Elizabeth B. Daniels. of Mil
ford and Calvert J. Morgan. of Har-
rington, we're married in Milford on
Saturday night by the Rev. John 7.
Bailey, pastor of the Milford Meth
odist Protestant Church.
Nebb-JOseph
Announcement of the marriage of
Miss Pauline E. Joseph and Joseph !
H. Webb, both of Milford, has been !
made. The wedding took place at
Frederica on Saturday night, April ,
10. 1885. The Rev. Norman Claude ]
Benson. pastor of the Frederick y
Methodist Episcopal Church. per- s
formed the ceremony. \
Held In Jail
Walter Carpenter. said TO be Y
fugitive from justice and wanted by 7
the MARYLAND authorities, is being y
held in the county Jail here, without 4
hail, by Magistrate James X. Phil
lips. of. SeafOrd. Fro mintormation f
obtained by the State Highway PO- :
lice. Officer James r. Wool arrest ,
ed Carpenter. The nature of the
crime or offense committed in Mary
land and mis- place of residence Is
not known.
Passed On ;
Funeral services for Mrs. Julia X. :
ROGERS. aged thirty-nine. wife of :
John Willard Rogers, Jr., living
near Zoar. and daughter-in-law of
Receiver of Taxes and Mrs. John B. Z
Rogers, who died on Sunday, after
a lingering illness. were held from \
the late residence on Tuesday after {
noon. in charge of the Rev. l.. L.
Powell, pastor of Zoar NJ. E. Cir =
cult. assisted by the Rev. Mr.. Low 6
nv. of Rovana. Interment was made
in the churchyard of Beaver Dam
Methodist Protestant Church. at
Harbeson. six miles east of here.
Mrs. Rogers was a daughter of Mr.. v
and Mrs. Samuel Sockriter, of Sell Ii
hyville. by whom she is survived. as n
well as her husband and several
children. h
School Sports o.
Hundreds of cOlorcd boys, and
sirls. representing the different y
schools throughout lower Delaware. W
held their annual field day and track -
meet at the Georgetown cOlOrCd f..
school ground. near here. on Tues
lay. TX
Track and field meets for the
White schools were abolished few
ears ago on account of the cOmpe-
ition for supremacy in athletics
lmong the various high schools to
he detriment of their school work.
instead of countrywide affairs, sec
ional meets are being conducted,
Which prove, it is said. more sue
essful and at the same time do not
ngender a feeling that some years
go seemed to be spread throughout
he county. because of the rivalry of
ONE of them in carrying off the
vents. lis
The Georgetown High School base
all team swamped MillsbOro High
n the local diamond on Tuesday af-
,rnoon by the score of IA to l. The
ldian River boys scored their lone
lily in the fourth inning.
This is the second game of the
sason's schedule, the county seat
ds winning both games. On Friday
/ last week they won over Seaford
y the score of 10 to 8. They played
e Goldey College Club in Whining
m yesterday. u
In Tuesdays game, the batteries
ere: Georgetown. Richardson. Cole,
ond Mi11chorn il