Milford chronicle., 1936-07-10
GEORGETOWN
Letters Granted On Estate

tons ~ J.s administrator, c. Z a.
Mrs. Elizabeth Lord, late of Nortl
west Fork District, to George
Lord, Of BridgeVille, executor.
William H. Bailey late Of George
town, to his daughter, Mrs. Harr
M. Derrickson. of Georgetown, exe'
utrix.
Samuel S. Gray, who died at Ses
ford on June IS, leaving persons
property valued at $4,000, to Mri
Ida Gray Of Seaford, executrix.
Mrs. Emma c. Trice, late of Sea
ford, to Mrs. Eva H. Carpenter, 0
Seaford, administrative.
Mrs. Name E. Carey, late Of Days
bOro, TO Fred I. Carey, Of DagsborO
executor.
Mrs. Margaret L. Wilson, late o
LeWes and Rehoboth District, Il
John H. and Arzelia T. Wilson, o
LeWes.
Elijah P. Parker, late Of GumborC
District, to Mrs. Mamie 2. Parker
of near PittsVille, Md.
Mrs. Sarah z. Mitchell, late ol
DagsborO District. to Minos H. Nit
| cnell, OF MlllSDOfO.
John D. Morris, late of Seaford, to
Harry C. and John E. Morris, Oi
Seaford, administrators.
Edward s. Dunning, late Of Shang-
hal, China, formerly Of LeWes, 70 the
Sussex Trust Company, of LeWesi
ancillary administrator.
John F. West, late of DagsboFo
District, to Ephriam w. West of
FTankford, administrator
Highly Respected Color Man Dead
Funeral services for Charles Wa
pies, aged about 76 years, one Of the
most highly respected colOred men
in. the central section Of Sussex
county, who died on Friday Of last
week, were held on Monday after
noon with burial in the Baptist
cemetery here. NAPLES was one of
the old school who won the respect
of all whites In this section.
Dead -Four Months; BodE
Brought Here For Burial
Funeral services for Albert Will
son, son Of the late George Elzey
and Mrs. Annie Carey Wilson, living
many years between Georgetown and
Springfield Cross Roads, who died on
March 2, at the home Of his sister,
Mrs. Sadie Henshall in Lakeland,
Florida, were held Tuesday after
noon at I O'Clock at the funeral
home of John T. Carey, corner Lau-
rel and Bedford streets, here.
Although death took place more
than four months ago, the body was
not shipped here for burial until
Friday Of last week.
Two sisters, Mrs. Henshall, with
whom he resided, and Mrs. AlFa
of Orlando, Florida, and
three brothers, Elzey Wilson, of
John Wilson, of Lew
es, and Charles Wilson, of Ellen
dale, this county, survive.
Democratic Women To Meet This
Friday Afternoon At RehOb0th
Members Of the WOmen's Demo
cratic Auxiliary OF Sussex county
will hold a meeting in the Village
Association building,
1t Rehoboth Beach, this Friday af-
.ernoon at 2 O'Clock. The business
meeting will be In charge Of Mrs. J.
B. Love of Milford, the president. |
the business session, the !
program for the donkey roundup"
will be in charge Of Mrs. Bradford
P. Jones, of BridgeVille, chairman
or Sussex county. An interesting
program has been arranged. PrOmi-
tent women from different sections
# the State are expected to be pres
mt and deliver addresses. A large
lumber of donkey banks" have
leen placed throughout the county
md those holding them will turn
hem in at this meeting. Plans have
leen made to hold a picnic supper.
Dies At Age OF 80 Years
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary p.
.arey, widow of Philip Carey, who
led last Saturday afternoon at the
ome of her daughter. Mrs Mahlon
let's, at StOekley, four miles south
{ here, at the age of 80 years, 3
lonths and u days, were held on {
nesday afternoon at Dagsboro, at
he home of another daughter, Mrs.
rank Chandler. Interment took !
lace in Jones' burial ground, al [
ones Church, in Gumboro District, !
! charge of H. B. Hickman, morti- {
ian of MillsbOro.
Besides two daughters, Mrs, Nah
N Belts and Mrs. Frank Chandler, Y
be is survived by one son. George
arey, living at loves Cross Roads, s
Gumboro District. c
Mrs. Carey was one of the oldest 4
ssidents in lower Delaware and {
as widely known throughout the
,uthern section Of Sussex county. /
ehObOth Beach Man Injured \
Harry H. Hoover, of Philadelphia, '
being held in $500 bail by Magis- .
ate W. Frank Sharp. for hearing n
/ July 25, to await the outcome Of I
juries sustained by James Lawson, /
led 81, Of Rehoboth Beach, who h
as run into by Mr.. Hoover at the D
nal bridge, at RehOboth Beach, on c
'iday afternoon of last week. Mr.. O
power was on his way from the re- c
IT to DagsbOro. Lawson became a
infused and stepped in front Of the a
r, sustaining a break of the right
: below the knee and decorations N
out the face, head and body. u
Officer Clarence X. Lynch Of the R
georgetown Highway police force Il
lde an investigation Of the aeei-
nt IL
Lawson Is undergoing, treatment pl
the Beebe Hospital at Lewes. bt
les To Pass Worthless Check fiji
Delmer H. Stanley is being held oi
the Sussex county jail here, by pl
lgistrate Thomas w. Records Of IL
urel, In default of $1,000 bail for CO