Milford chronicle., 1937-07-23
GEORGETOWN
Letters On Estates

4 Mrs. Ella Bailey, late of Milton
TO Mrs. Emma Malen and Mrs. Ids
BIckworth OF Eikton, Md.
Rev. William Summers Hanks oI
Cannon, between Bridgeville and
Seaford. to the Rev Edgar A. Sex
smith, SIG North Charles street, Bal
timore, Nd, president of the Mary
land Annual Conference of the Meth
o6ist Protestant Church.
DIR. Elisha H. F. Farlow, late OF
Laurel, to his widow, Mrs. Annie NJ
Farlow, administrative C. t. a.
Mrs. Emma F. Hunter, late of
Broadkiln district, to Mrs. Agnes l..
Hazard, 40 Vreeland avenue, Ru-
therford, N. j., Administrative C. t.
John E. Owens, late of Greenwood,
to his widow, Mrs. Minnie Buell. Ow-
ems. administrative C. t. a.
Ernest H. Short, North West
Fork district, to Mrs. Flossie Short
of near fredericksburg, Md.
William H. MCGEE, late of Lewes
and Rehoboth district to Mrs. Verna
L. McGee of Lewes. administrative.
Mrs. Mary E. Prettyman, late of
Cedar Creek district, to Robert d.
Prettyman, of Milford, administra-
tor.
Joseph L. Cahall, former Secretary
of State, living here, to his widow,
Mrs. Elenora P. Cahall, executrix.
Raymond j. O'Day. late of Sea-
ford, to his widow, Mrs. Bessie E.
O'Day of near Seaford, administra-
trix.
Charles w. Jefferson, for many
years a rural school teacher, living
between here and Laurel, to his wild
ow, Mrs. Sale H. jefferson, admin
istratrix.
]. Floyd Lingo, real estate owner
and poultryman, living between here
and Harbeson, to his widow, Mrs.
Jessie B. Lingo, administrative.
Albert Massey. prominent Laurel
Republican, to Thomas w. Records
of Laurel.
William ]. Dutton, late of Redden,
to his widow, Mrs. Cornelia E. Dut-
ton, executrix.
John F. Kaiser, late of Georgetown
to his widow, Mrs. Amy v. Kaiser, OF
Georgetown, Administrative.
William j. Watson, late of Days
boro, to his widow, Mrs. Kate Wat
son, administrative.
George L. Long, late of Selbyville
to his widow, Mrs. Sarah A. Long,
executrix.
Miss Ida A. Goslee, late of Indian !
River district, to Alvin Lee Joseph !
of near Millsboro. administrator.
Jacob X. Calhoun living between
here and Milton, who recently COM
mitted suicide with a shotgun, to |
James A. Carey, a Georgetown at |
torney, administrator.
Mrs. Mary F. Morgan, late of Nan
ticoke district, to her son, Clerk of
the Peace Francis F. Morgan, OF
near Bridgeville, administrator.
Henry H. Morgan, late of Seaford
district, to his son, Clerk of the
Peace Francis F. Morgan, of near
administrator.
Mrs. Sallie. C. Prettyman, late OF
to Harry L. and Linda A.
Prettyman, both of Milford.
John H. Clendaniel, late. Of Milton
to Mrs. Alice G. Clendaniel, admin
istratrix.
Nathan Todd, late of Greenwood,
to Richard o. Mai, of Greenwood,
Daniel r. Baker, former chief OF
police of Milford, to his widow, Mrs.
Lulu May Baker, executrix.
COnOway Funeral
The funeral of Everett Conaway,
age 45 years, rural mail carrier and
prominent lodge man, was held on
Wednesday afternoon of. last week
At Providence NJ. p. Church, five
miles from here, in charge of the
Rev. W. T. Archer, of Dagsboro. In
erment was made in Union ceme-
cry on South Race street, here.
Mr.. Conaway died early Sunday
morning, July IL, from a heart at
ack, probably caused by the ex-
raction OF two teeth on Thursday
Ifternoon preceding.
He was one of the most popular
nan connected with the George ,
own postoffice and had been a ru-
al mail carrier since April, 1919. {
lis death was surprise to the res :
dents of Georgetown who consider
d him in perfect health. He was a
on of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. Con- I
way of the Piney Grove section,
nd a brother-in-law of Ralph 3.
,aker. chairman of the Sussex
ounty Democratic Executive Com
littee. i
&
Miss Doris E. White and John T.
,ukes, both of Laurel, were, mar
led Thursday night of last week at
ethel, near Laurel, by the Rev. ].
/. Whedbee, pastor OF Bethel M. Z.
hurch. ..a IT
Miss Elizabeth Drucilla Belts,
aughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Walteg ID. r
etts. of Greenwood, and Howard =
elson Spicer, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
,hn S. Spicer, of Rehoboh Beach,
ere married on Saturday night at r
80 O'Clock in Milton, by the Rev. !
ohn t. Bailey, pastor of the MIL [
rd M. P. Church. n
aull.Hastlngs
Miss Helen NJ. Hastings, daughter I
| Henry and Mrs. Emma F. Hast
Igs of near Zoar, eight miles from
ere, was married last Saturday af-
rnoon at 4 o'clock, In the Midway
resbyterian Church, by the Rev.
lillian Leishman, pastor OF the