Milford chronicle., 1936-01-31
GEORCETOWN
Jailed For Drnnken DRIVING

Jailed For DFunhen Driving
Harvey Flamer, living here. ar
rested on the Seaford- Bridgeyillg
highway by officer Joseph ]. shan
non Of the Bridgeviile police sta,
tion. charged with driving a car
while under the influence Of liquor
on January IS, was committed 10
the Sussex county jail here on
Tuesday BY Magistrate William II.
Hewes, Of Bridgeyille, for thirty
days. IN default Of payment Of a fine
Of 500 and costs.
Sent To jail For
Three Motor Violations
Charles HI. White, farmer, living
in the Redden section, four miles
north Of here, charged By Ofacer
Clarence K. Lynch OF the George
town Highway Police Station, on
January 26. with operating car
while under the influence Of liquor,
was given a hearing on Monday be-
fore Magistrate w Frank Sharp, Of
this city, who in default Of payment
Of a fine Of $500 and costs, commit
ted him to the Sussex county Jail
for thirty days. AS this was his sec,
ond offense, 1t became necessary to
impose both the fine Of $500 and
costs and the thirty day prison SEN /
tence. Failure to pay the fine, he /
was given an additional sixty days. /
White also pleaded guilty to op-
Grating an unregistered car, and al
30 driving without a license. He
was given an additional thirty days,
IN default Of a fine Of $500 for
Irving an unregistered car, and five
lays for operating without a license
when unable to pay fine Of $1,000 1
md costs.
! The offenses we're committed on
he GeorgetoWn- -Bridgeyil1e inter-
ection and the road leading here.
'ays Fine On Two Charges
Charged with operating a car on
anuary IS on the highway leading
rom HarbesOn to the Rehoboth-
lax Orchard road while intoxicated,
inwoOd N. White, farmer, living
bout four miles fro mhere, was ar
ested by Highway officer Clarence
:. Lynch and given a hearing be- (
IRE Magistrate w. Frank Sharp Of \
IFS city, who imposed a fine Of 500 b
nd costs. He also was charged with 4
sckless driving and was fined SO a
nd costs. Both fines and costs were 2
lid, and he was released. h
Ourt Opens Next Monday q
iEOrces Listed d
The regular February term of q
lperior Court and Court of General
lssions will convene next Monday I
th Chief Justice Daniel ]. Layton =
ID Associate Judge Charles S.
chards on the bench. AS usual,
Dnday and Tuesday will be taken
by divorce proceedings and pre-
ntment of bills to the grand jury. Dc
le following divorce cases are q
lendared for Superior Court: q
ace Elizabeth Kelly vs.. Thomas ue
ward Kelly; Frances F. McGin- n
5 vs.. John 2. McGinnes; Wade A. "a
lis VS.. Jerdie Ellis; Beatrice An IN
rson Dukes VS.. Furman Dukes; H'
omas BayaTd Hudson VS.. Eliza
h j. Hudson; Norman D. King 4
Rhoda King; Julia Fitzgerald
tledge VS.. Ernest Stewart Rat
ge; Charles M. Smith VS.. Alma H. :.
ith; William i. Boldly, JF., VS.. g
ra Boldly; Harlan w. Knowles q
Lillian f. Knowles; Ruth NJ. "
sehan VS.. Harry 2. Sheehan; II!
III E. Fisher VS.. Charles H. Fish di
Wilbur N. Swiggett VS.. Helen B. ma
iggett; Beulah Benson Hudson sii
Allen D. Hudson; Ethel v. Pride in
Samuel L. Pride; Anna StudIey hu
des VS.. William A. Blades; Mar be
v. Banks VS.. Virgil Edward su
ks; Martha Virginia Kitchens SCI
Alton D. Kitchens; Joseph B. IN
man vs.. Sallie C. Millman; Ha- {,
l. Draper vs.. George D. Draper. 70,