Milford chronicle., 1936-01-17

a largely to the success Of AN eoy,,ns,
I hi.y activities in which he has bee
1 called upon. While his denart,,r
VIII De a distinct loss to Saiisbur,
4 hls friends will be delighted IN lea,y
OF mis- new connection afIordjnS a
: lips 'Ar' Fnii
stockholders for the term az -SoI
: lows: Former State Treasurer Geo
7 :. Williams, William 4 p wbt,e
James Edward GOslee, former Rem
: IesentatiVe John w. Messiek. forme,
: Clerk Of the Peace Frank W. raw.
son, Walter P. Monroe, William y
Steele, DR.. w. Blaine Atkins. Jacot
A. Burton, former Representative
Charles Dale Lingo, Jacob Reese
white. The directors have organized
Dy eleeting William ]. P. White
president; James Edward Goalee
and former Representative John w
Messick vice presidents; former
Clerk OF the Peace Frank w. Law
son. secretary.
Bank officers elected are: Trnst
of1cer,, Joseph C.. Ellis; assistant
trust ofieer. Lawrence E. SippIe;
cashier, Elisha A. Steele; book
keeper, Mrs. Harry Nichols. The
bank is in a very fourishing condi-
ti0n. ~O-1'
Stole Boots; Jailed
Joseph Strong. negro, living in
the settlement here known as Jim
town, was arrested this week by
Constable G. Fred Rust on a charge
Of stealing pair Of rubber boots.
valued at S4 from the store of BEN
gamin Ableman, corner Market and /
south Race streets, on Friday night. /
When confronted with the theft I
Strong admitted that he had taken
them from the doorstep where thew
were on display, saying that he
needed them TO do a job Of ditchfng.
Magistrate Sharp committed him to
the Sussex county Jail here in de-
fault Of $500 bail, for the February
term Of Court Of General Sessions.
Cemetery Directors Named
Directors Of the Union Cemetery
Company here were chosen on Mon
lay night at a meeting held in the
lfice Of Magistrate w. Frank Sharp,
IS follows: John T. Carey, Magis-
rate Sharp, George e. Swain, w. T.
Hobbs, Joshua w. Blizzard. The di-
ectors organized by electing Magis-
rate Sharp, president; John T.
,arey, secretary and W. T. Hobbs,
.ndreWs.FaTlRger Nuptials
Miss Mary Kathryn Favinger,
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Of Milford, and Oliver Lin
oOd Andrews, OF Chester, Pa, son
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Andrews, Of
reston, Nd, we're married In Mil
Ird last Saturday night, at 1915
clock, by the Rev. John T. Bailey,
lst0r Of the Milford Methodist Pro-
slant Church.
stters Granted
Register of Wills John Linden
lrr has granted letters on the fol-
wing estates IN Sussex county:
Mrs. Martha J. Kemp, late Of
ives and Washington, d. c., to the
ssex Trust Company of Lewes. ia
Mrs. Annie 2. Mears, late of Mil
!, to the Sussex Trust Company
Milton, administrator c. {. a. Hi
Mrs. Ida +. Owens, late Of North
st Fork District, to Ernest ]. lIkIl
WIDEN. 10l w. Division street, n
IisbuFy, Nd I
.irs. Elizabeth Showell. late Of II
Itimore District, to Mrs. Ella
VS. Of Selbyville. Wl
oseph 7. Martin, late Of Milton,
Mrs. Frances N. Young, of Ches-
own, Nd.
ames E. Clark. late 6f Milton. 10
Sussex Trust Company, OF MIL
ed For 80 Days
harles Green, OF Delmar, was
ssted on Tuesday by Constable
ph r. Williams and Railroad De-
i've Miles Fitzgerald on a charge lAli
respassing and removing prop
belonging 10 the company. He 1l
ded guilty and Magistrate Will
II. Aydelotte, Of Delmar. COM
ed him to the Sussex county
here for thirty days when un.
to pay a fine Of IS and costs.
Century ClHb
le weekly meeting or the fiAtI
'getown New Century Club was
on Wednesday afternoon Of last
! with the president, Mrs. Jen-
10 the chair.
s. Julian f. Townsend reported
receipt Of the Christmas boxes
to Delaware Colony were re-
J. Cooke was sent q letter OF
ISOLATION for donating the insur-
premium.
5. Isaac D. Short. 2ud. was eIec-
chairman Of the ways and
s committee to raise funds for
lub.
}. Aubrey c. smoot had charge
! afternoon and arranged q tea
Sandwiches. chocolate, cook
lied biscuits. niints and salted
we're served. Mrs. Lavinia Ad-
md Mrs. R. W. Norris. the lat
rs. Smoot's mother, poured.
your Chir0pracl0r. Or. Anna
sgorius. Milford. ff -