Milford chronicle., 1938-06-24
GEORGETOWN
Letters On Estates

NiO "a. A"thf OoofbclOWuf 70 An
drew J. Lynch, attorney, Of George
town, executor.
George Wilbert Brown, Nanticoke
District, to Baltimore Trust Com
pany, Of Bridgeville, executor.
Ananias Campbell, Dagsboro Dis
trict, to Rodney J. Campbell, Of
Frankford, administrator.
John l.. Hudson. Dagsboro District,
to Mrs. Nina H. Hudson, of Frank
ford, Administrative.
Harvey NJ. Short, Dagsbofo Dis
trict, former clerk of orphans' court
and register in chancery Of Sussex
county, to his widow, Mrs. Eva NJ.
Short. of Stockley, four miles south
of here, Administrative.
Elijah NJ. Mitchell, Broad Creek
District, to Mrs. Ella Mitchell, OF
near Laurel, administrative.
Mrs. Edith NJ. Gordy, Little Greek
District. to Patrick H. Hearn, of
Delmar, administrator.
Charles q. Marsh, Lewes and Re-
hoboth District, to Mrs. Lille T.
Marsh, of Rehoboth Beach, admin
istratrix.
Mrs. Henaritta Bailey, Northwest
Fork District, to Howard Bailey, of
Bridgeville administrator.
Charles E. Hastings, Little Creek
District. TO S. Raymond Whaley, JT..
of Delmar, administrator.
Mrs. Sarah J. Pettyjohn. BroadIiln |
District, to Abel Pettyjohn, of NIL
ton, administrator c. t. a.
William Harry Sharp, Georgetown !
District, to Mrs. Callie V. Sharp, of
near Georgetown, executrix.
Mrs. Ida F. Stevens, Little Creek
District. to J. Fred Stevens of
Georgetown, and Mrs. Florence Ste
vens Rowe, 43O seth street, Brook
Iyn, N. Y.
Capt. Harrington NJ. Bell, who re-
Gently committed suicide at Seaford,
leaving an estate of $4,000 in per-
sonal property and $4,000 in real
estate, to Mrs. Abby H. Bell, of Sea-
ford, executrix.
Mrs. Mary z. Huxford of Frank
ford, who left $4,000 in personal |
property. to Mrs. Alice Gum, of
FrankIOfus eAeCutFlA.
David w. Burbage, former mayor
of L.ewes, who left real estate valued
at $3.50 and personal property of
S5 900, to Mrs. Margaret B. Walton, !
of Rehoboth Beach, executrix. !
Minister'S Daughter Marries
Former Deputy Sheriff \
Miss Marian H. Graham. daughter :
Of the Rev. and Mrs. John T. Graham !
Of Nassau, and Everett S. Lambden, {
Of Chestertown, Md, son Of Joshua
J. Lambden, and the late Mrs. Lena il
8. Lambden, living between George a
.own and Seaford, were married on
Saturday afternoon at the Nassau NJ.
D. Circuit parsonage by the brides I
ather. II
The bride is a graduate of. Wash
ngton College, in Chestertown, Md, +
ind for several years has been 4 4
ichool teacher. =
Mr.. Lambden is a graduate of the :,
High School, class of :;
91S and is considered one Of the
,est football players lower Delaware n,
igh schools have turned out within h,
he past % years. He served as dep d
ty sheriff of Sussex county from
anuary, 1923, to January, 1925. He 81
ow is engaged in the lumber busi- Cl
ess in Chestertown.
[eredith-CannOn E
Announcement of the marriage OF
Iiss Ruth Selena Meredith, daugh- 81
,r of Mr.. and Mrs. Lacy Meredith of ~
Md, and Alton Wiley 81
annon, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Philip !,
Cannon of Bridgeville. this eoun- ~ ~
2. has been made. The wedding took ~ y.
lace on Thursday Of last week, the F..
ev. Conrad Hamer, pastor of the m,
ehoboth Beach NJ E. Church, per- :
,rming the ceremony at the re- Mi
rt. -.-i al Ne
eavy Potato Shipments tol
Potato shipments from the Del on
arva Peninsula are moving lively !
the great markets and as result Nc
veral of them are Overstoeked, on
using a decline in prices. From at
me 2 up to and including Saturday.
1872 carlots have been shipped as IN
impaired with / ,446 carlots for the a a.l
PERIOD last season. "a "a
le heaviest shipment any one day ie'
is month was on Friday when 2S7 49,,
RS were sent from the Eastern cr, M
ore of Virginia.
The early crop is maturing in
laware and movements are being Cla
lde in packs but not in carlots. eli
rhe main markets at this time are Bes
iladelphia. Pittsburgh, Baltimore, Wi
sveland, New York. Boston, De- day
it and Chicago. o'cl
1aulings this week. with favor JAG
e weather conditions. are ex- Mil
ted to be heavy. Growers are ex- brio
ting a rise I'm the market as soon caf,
the surplus now in the markets is any
posed OF. Shipments in stave bar Pas
3 have been bringing a slightly M
ter price than those in sacks. Edv
at this time point to a wer
ger yield than last season. at {
yagement Announced pasI
announcement of the engagement Mes
Miss Mary Ann Morris, daughter NJ
MIR. and Mrs. Edward Call Nor New
South Front street, this city, to Dell
N William TOPPER, son OF Mrs. mar
fer and the late John TOPPER of wee
h. Pa, has been made by the par Rev
! OF the bride-to-be. Miss Norris Give
! graduate Of the Georgetown NJ
n School, class Of 1929 and a and
duate nurse. weri