Milford chronicle., 1939-12-29
JURORS DRAW N
FOR COURT TERMS
IN SUSSEX COUNTY
William v. Grier OF Mil
ford, Is Selected For
Grand Jury Service.
FROM FIRST DISTRICT
S. P. TOadvine, C. ID. HOlz-
mueller N a m e d For
Petit Jury Service.

Jury Commissioners Charles d
Abbott of Milford, and Dallas d
Culver of Seaford, have drawn the
following grand jurors to serve at
the four terms of court in 1940:
First Representative District 49,
William V. Grier, of Milford.
Second Representative District -
George A. Hill, of Bridgeville.
Third Representative District -
Clayton E. Bryan, of Seaford.
Fourth Representative District -
Levin J. Waller oil near SeaGord.
/ Fifth Representative District -
Frank &. Sirman. of Laurel.
Sixth Representative District -
Jacob A. Burton, of MillsbOrO.
Seventh Representative District -
Clayton A. Bunting, OF Selbyville.
Eighth Representative District -
Walter Clayton COrdrey, of MillsborO.
Ninth Representative District -
William Frank Sharp, OF Georgetown.
Tenth Representative District -
Charles V. Jones, of Lewes.
Petit jurors have been drawn for
the February term of Superior Court
of General Sessions as follows:
First Representative District -
John W. West of Ellendale, Stephen
z. Toadvine, Charles Donnan Holz-
mueller and Roland r. Sharp, of Mil
ford.
Second Representative District -
Ollie Priestly of Greenwood: Charles
H. Kinder, r. Frank Ledenham 'and
Thomas J. Richards OF Bridgeville.
1FIf,.I nfut,siaf
Dr. John II. Mowen. Joseph r. White.
Leroy H. Hurley and Martin Fl. Can
non of Seaford.
Fourth Representative District -
Walter Culver of Blades; Emory l..
Phillips and Carlton L. Bryan of
near Laurel.
Fifth Representative District -
Paul e. Wright. Elmer +. Riggil, Jr..
Lewis c. Boyce and Frank Baker OF
Laurel.
Sixth Representative District -
Capt. Ebe Chandler and William a. !
Truitt. of Frankford; John II. Davis I
of Millsboro. and ElwUod Workman, .
of Georgetown.
Seventh Representative District -
Wilford Adkins. Joshua Murray. !
James 3. McCabe. of Selbyville.
Eighth Representative District -
Robert C. Hunter and John Blizzard
of Harbeson, and Edward H. Rust of
Ninth Representative District -
Oscar Richards. Howard S. Abbott
and Robert Cooper of Georgetown.
Tenth Representative District -
Frederick A. Walls of HarbesOn;
William Bevis and John Holland OF
Beach, and Martin l.. Webb
Of Lewes.
Additional petit jurors to try felon
eases in the Court of Oyer and Ter
miner have been drawn, as follows;
First Representative District -
Jerry Temin OF Milford. John P.
Johnson of Lincoln City, and |. Web
;ter Warren of Ellendale.
Second Representative District -
earl NJ. Cahall of Greenwood. Floyd
dacklin and John Nelson of Bridge
lille.
Third Representative District -
.acey L. Hardesty and Branch L.
of SeafoTd, and Law {
ence d. Cannon OF near Bridgcyille.
Fourth Representative District -
Ibe Layton of near Seaford, and AL !
en Warrington of Laurel J
Fifth Representative District - '
William w. Henry and Norman G. J
'ruitt of Laurel, and Seth ]. Ellis.
1 DcImar
Sixth. Representative District -- I
Iobert &. Stoockels of near George d
own. Preston West and Joseph kol- {
Ock. Jr.. of DagsborO.
Seventh Representative District -
larry II. Dukes and William r. d
lingler of Millville and Harry God |
iin of Roxana. il
Eighth Representative District - 4
eter NJ. Short of near MillsbOro and
Ulysses Walls of near Ilarbcsou. ,
Ninth Representative District -
'dward L. Green. Thomas g. Pepper a
nd Byron Pepper of Georgetown. s
Tenth Representative District - l.
Gorge B. Atkins of Milton. James n
. Tyndal and Howard Davis OF n
ewes l.