Milford chronicle., 1937-10-01
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which has just been announced, too
place on September 4, at FarmingtoI
The Rev. Robert w. Hastings, paste
of the Pennington M. E. Church per
formed the ceremony
Rianhard Bishop 80
Mrs. Lydia L. Rianhard, of Reho
both Beach, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel H. Davis, of Bay Head, N, j
and Francis c. Bishop. also. of Re
hOboth Beach, son of the late Mr.
and Mrs. Frederic C. Bishop, o.
Washington, d. c., were marfied OF
Friday morning at IL o'clock, by the
Rev. John Humphrey, pastor of the
Rehoboth Beach Presbyterian Church
Moore Harmon
Announcement of the marriage of
Miss Ida C.. Moore, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel A. Moore, of Bishop,
Md, and Jacob H. Harmon, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Harman, of
Millvill, has been made. The we'd
ding took place at Rehoboth Beach
on September 16. the Rev. ]. A. Buck
son performing the ceremony. Both
are widely known in the southern
section of lower Delaware.
Mitchell Hudson
Miss Mary Catherine MITCHELL
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
Mitchell, this city, and Harold w.
Hudson, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Raymond Hudson, of Frankford,
were married at $50 o'clock last Sat
urday night, by the Rev. Ralph C.
Jones, at Delmar. The bride is wide
ly known throughout the central seq
tion of lower Delaware and has a
wide circle of friends. She is
graduate of the Georgetown High
School. class of sc.
Jones Hall
Miss Elizabeth A. Jones, daughter /
of Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Jones, of (
DagsborO, and Prentice II. w. Hall. |
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Wayland n. Hall, /
of Lewes, were married on Sunday |
afternoon at o'clock at Lewes. by |
the Rev William d. WilsaaS pastor |
of Groom Memorial Methodist Prot
estate Church of that town.
Huey Knowles
Mrs. Edna NJ. Huey and Harlan w.
Knowles, both of Angola, Indian
River district, were married at Mills
boro last Saturday night at $50
o'clock, by the Rev. l.. E. WimbrOw.
pastor of Grace NJ. E. Church of that
town. Both are widely known in the
southeastern section of lower Della
ware.
Lloyd HOrsey
Miss Mary Ellen Lloyd and Will
liam Nathaniel Horsey, both of
Laurel, were married at 10.l5 O'Clock
last Saturday night, at the Peninsula
NJ. P. parsonage in Wilmington. by
the Rev. j. Earl Cummings.
NAPLES Carroll
The wedding of Miss Mary E.
NAPLES, daughter of the late George
NAPLES. of Milton, and Clarence II.
Carroll, son of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Carroll, of Milford, has been an
nounced. The ceremony was per-
formed on September IS. in Dover.
by the Rev. Elliott Field of the
Presbyterian Church.
Mctiee. Knox
Friends of Miss Gladys NJ McGee. !
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Nc
Gee, of Selbyville, and Harry C. I
Knox, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Knox of Bethany Beach, have been {
aprised of her marriage on Septem- I
ber II. The ceremony was perform
ed by the Rev. w. T. Archer. pastor
IF the DagsbOro NJ. p. Church. C
Williams -Quillen O
A pretty home wedding took place f,
asst Saturday night at o'clock when {
Hiss Dorothy Williams. daughter of 81
,ir. and Mrs. Herbert Williams, of G
became the bride of Ebe Ct
:. Quillen. son of E. Clinton Quillen o.
lso of Millville The wedding was .,
lso the 35th wedding anniversary of
he brides parents. The Rev. James m
1. Glenn of Ocean View, performed OF
he ceremony. They will make their th
lture home at Prospect Park. Pa. gi
!. E.'S Hold Rally tn
The Sussex County Christian En- Sc
eavOr Union held a rally in First Pc
lethodist Protestant Church here La
II Tuesday night. 1t was the first Sc
0cial rally of the fall season. to-
Ormer Sheriff Lands job - On
Martin o. Carey. who served as w
leriff from January 1888 to January Gle
135. has been named by the Della
are Commission for the Feeble pr,
inded as superintendent of the Del an
ware Colony farm. near Stockley. Ba
e assumed his new duties this week. MI
T.. Carey is practical farfnse sand dis
fore being elected by the. Demo Ma
ats as sheriff of Sussex County. he ma
a large farm on the Mir
aorgetown-Laurel highway. about H
20 miles from here. LIE!
e Likes PrisOn-EatS And Keeps \
arm in
Robert Harmon. a Moor, living Mir
re, says he doesn't mind Jail SEN the
nee of from 10 to 60 days. because Sht
gets something to eat, even if he Jul
arrested from time to time when bOr
is released on charge H ssSRE Ira
ness. H mo
Yesterday he was found paraIyzed 7
unk in front of the Georgetown fer,
ust Company, on the 2 Public Is I
uare, within 100 feet of the Court lie
'use. Magistrate w. Frank Sharp the
posed a fine of $40 and costs. which the
carries with it a prison Sta
ltence of go days if the fine and Gus
,ts are not paid. - Mrs
rhe Harmons, members of the mo
or tribe of Indian River district, of
We caused the authorities more Roi
uble within the past twelve Mil
nths than all others combined. N
cir chief trouble is drunkenness pre-
disorderly conduct. When fiqdor witt
absent, they are docile But they Geo
| imbibe too freely. Roberts Mrs
ther John was imprisoned with in
tho mast fwaIve months Ok tiYnae Drir