Milford chronicle., 1936-07-10

u Mrs. Granville Lambden called d
Mrs. Madlyn TTansmel on Monday.
r, he was apprehended by HighWa
0ficer Malcolm C. Orr of the Bridge
If Vile police station, and held in a
: additional $500 bond for the mex
term of court.
o Lee was being detained until tn
# officers could bring him to George
town en- the fracas with his wife
: Now he will have to face a Jail
e breaking charge in addition to ont
) of assault and battery with intent t
commit murder.
D Married In Milford
Miss Alice NJ. Metz and Joseph ]
Gelb, both of Lincoln City, were
married on Tuesday morning of last
: week in Milford by the Rev. ALFRED
3 G. Jones of st. Johns Roman Cath
olie Church.
{ Married At MillTille
Announcement of the marriage of
: Miss Georgia Mae Townsend, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w.
Townsend, of Millville, and Roger
Edward Vandergrift, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Abraham Vapdergrift, also of
1lillville, has been made. The we'd
ding took place at MillVille on the
afternoon of June 30, the Rev. Will
liam s. Grant, pastor of Bethel and
MillVille M. Z. Churches, performing
the ceremony.
Harrington Couple Married
Friends of Miss Hilda L. Dagg
and John R. Donovan, of Harring-
ton, have received word throughout
lower Delaware of their marriage, in
Dover, on June q. The Rev. E. NJ.
Shockley, pastor of Wesley NJ. E.
Church, of Dover, performed the
ceremony.
Farmers Threshing Wheat
Lower Delaware farmers have fin
ished cutting their wheat crop and
many of them have completed
thfeshing. The yield, according to
reports, Is not as large as was ex-
pected last spring because of the
severe winter and the unfavorable
weather In March, April and May.
Two Cars Collide At Glendale
Arthur G. Jack Of Pittsburgh, Pa,
I T.
Park. Pa, figured in collision at
the intersection of the DUPONT high
way and the Glendale Greenwood
road on Monday.
Hopkins was on his way home
from Ocean City, Nd, and Jack was
returning from RehOboth Beach. The
latter failed to stop at the inteTsec-
ton and as a result Hopkins ma
chine struck him at is turned out on
the dupont highway. Both machines
were badly damaged, but fortunate
ly no one was hurt.
Both men we're arrested, Hopkins
for reckless driving and Jack for
failing to stop at an intersection.
Evidence was not sufficient to con-
Vict Hopkins and Magistrate w.
Frank Sharp, of this city, dismissed
the case. Jack was fined $1,000 and |
costs and released.
SmRshup On Oak Orchard Road
AS a result of a collision between |
the cars of Laurence H. Wilson, of |
Greenwood, and Hallue NJ. Clark, of /
Lewes, on the Oak Orchard-H -Harbe-
son highway on Monday, both were |
arrested by Private Harry A. Pusey
of the Georgetown highway police |
station and given a hearing. before
Magistrate w. Frank Sharp here.
Wilson was fined $1,000 and costs
for reckless driving, which was paid.
while the charge against Clark was
dismissed.
Drove Car Without License
Charged with operating a car
without a license, Thomas G. Kel-
lam, Northwest Fork District, was
to serve ten days in the
county Jail here upon failure to pay
a fine of $1,000 and costs.
Church School Closes
The annual church school for
boys and girls of Georgetown and
Milton and surrounding sections,
which has Just come to a close had
nineteen beginners, sixty-nine pri-
mary pupils and sixty-four juniors.
The average daily attendance was
119. There were 46 teachers and
helpers. Five teachers and sixteen
pupils attended from Milton. Certii-
Gates for the satisfactory completion
Of the two weeks church training
course were awarded to 10S boys
and girls of whom So had perfect
The sessions we're held in Wesley n
u. E. Church on North Race street.
Inder direction Of the pastor, the
Rev. Omar E. Jones.
To Operate Market
Work Of preparing and standards
zing home grown and home made
lroducts for the market which is TO
e opened on the first floor of the
remen's hall, at Rehoboth Beach,
n Saturday, July IL, is being COM
Ileted by the many Sussex county
The market will be
onducted each Saturday morning
uFing the remainder Of the sum
ler from a. m. to D. m.
Several Standardization and or
anization meetings have been re-
emily held under supervision of
Irs. Helen V. Mckinley, State Home
Agent, and Mrs. Mar
IN G. Severance, County Home
Agent for Sussex
ounty.
hlrty Days for Drunken Driving
Arrested at Delmar for operating
car while under the influence Of
quor. Robert F. Townsend was
to the Sussex county jail
ere for thirty days In default Of a
he of $4,000 and costs, by Magis-
ate Thomas w. Records Of LAUREL Y