Milford chronicle., 1940-05-24

Delaware will start. It Is repgirteI
that the season is very late In Nes
Jersey During the weekend Blake
mores, Dorsetts and Heflins sold
/ from $3.O0-$40O per crate. Some
went as high as $3.50 at Eastern
Shore Of Virginia points The de-
mand IS good and markets about
steady, for Peninsula berries. There,
however, seemed to be weakening
fof the markets for southern berries.
Hulllger-Evans
Announcement Of the marriage of
Miss Rsbecca Hulliger, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry H, Hulliger, Of
Bridgeville, and Joseph Ernest Ev-
ans, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest H.
Evans, Of Laurel, has been made.
The wedding took place at Bridge
Vile on Saturday night, May IL, at
6 o'clock, the Rev. Preston W.
Spence. Jr.. performing the cere-
mony.
Hastings Dunn
Miss Matte Jane Hastings, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs William NJ. Hast
ings, of near SeafoTd, and George
ManlOve Dunn, son of the late Col
umbus Dunn. OF Laurel, were mar
rfed at MillsborO, on Sunday night.
May IL. by the Rev. Edmund w.
Henvis. pastor of Grace Methodist
Church of MiIlsborO.
Heads Motor Vehicle
at Georgetown
Lawrence E. Warren, of Glendale. |
has been named head of the George |
town branch of the State Motor We i
hicIe Department. succeeding Major
James A. Cannon, of Milford. who |
has resumed his old position as
enginee$ for the State
Department.
Edward Call Morris. for many
,ears connected with the Office as an
Inspector. succeeds Mr.. Warren. Mr..
Norris for several months has been
,ut of the department and has been
engaged in the automobile bust
less.
georgetown High School
Llumni Banquet June
The eleventh annual banquet and
ance of the Georgetown High
school Alumni Association will be (
eld on Friday night, June Z. The
anquet will take place in the school l.;
afeteria and the dance in the main
uditOrium of the school. Members /
T the 1910 graduating class will be
lvited 20 attend.
The Alumni Association was form '
d on December 81. 1929, in the old
chool building. between Pine and
hestnut streets The sponsors were
rof. Norman Bond. then head of S
le schools, and Oscar S. Wilson. s
zeal newspapeTman. Twelve former d
raduates attended the meeting. The f
rst get-tOgether of the alumni was i
June. 1880. and the meeting was
eld in the basement of Grace Meth
dist Chmc ch. corner of King and (
asst Market streets. then known as a
irst Methodist Protestant Church s
ntil the consolidation of the church I
ith the Wilmington Conference 9
Dme months ago.
Present officers are: President. J
IOustOn Wilson. class 81; first vice b
resident. James Woodrow Wilson a
.aker. class 80: second vice presi- I
ent J. Francis Richardson. class
%: secretary and treasurer. j. {
lalph Carey. class Is; executive q
ommittee. Mrs. George +. Swain. G
lass 'O2. Mrs George Barr. class rs.
Irs. Edgar Isaacs. class 80.
:. 4. A. Granted
5000 BY Levy Court
For the purpose Of encouraging
oys engaged in agricultural work c
Tho are members of the Future {
'armers of America, the SUSSEX /
ounty Levy Court Commissioners s
$4,000 TO the State F. F. p
!. Department this week to be used II
/ Judging and exhibiting farm pro 6
ucts. b
Schools in lower Delaware having Il
gricultural departments are Sea- II
,rd Georgetown. Greenwood. Lau-
Fl. Bridgeville. Milford. Milton. Sell s.
willie. Lewes and Ocean View. m
In addition TO assisting the F. F Al
.. the commissioners annually con- B
ibute about $700 for carrying on al
e county extension service. ii
lCnl and Personal le
Mr. and Mrs Sterling Simons will al
/ June l move to the Jester prop le
ty. corner East Cedar street and u
9rth Railroad avenue. Mrs Simons in
secretary in the law Offices of l. #
Short. End. and Mr. Simons is a Sc
ard at the Sussex Jail. III