Milford chronicle., 1940-02-16
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Announcement of the marriage Ol
Miss Myra Winters Bailey, OF Laurel
daughter of Horace L. Bailey, OF this
place, and william Monroe Taylor
son Of William and the late Mrs
william Taylor, of Laurel, has been
made. The wedding took place on
Wednesday night of last week, in st
Philips Protestant Episcopal Church
at Laurel. The rector, the Rev. r. Y
Barber. performed the ceremony.
MlddletOWn Beats Locals
Georgetown High School split a
twin bill with MiddletOwn High on
Tuesday night Of last week. In the
closing period, MiddletOwn nosed out
the Sussex boys by the score Of 81
to 81. Reed was high scorer for
Middletown with five fields and two
fouls, while COnaway for the locals
tossed eight field goals and one foul
f0r total Of n points. In the girls
contest G60fgDiaWii BWamped tho
Biiddlelown lasgies by the score OF
SO TO 13.
The Milton Jay-vees liUsed out the
Georgetown lads, in a preliminary
game, by the score OF u 20 10.
Local and Personal
The American Legion Auxiliary.
Sussex Unit No. S. met at the home
of Mrs. Charles s. Calhoun on Mon
day night Reports Of assistance TO
needy children here in the form of
food and clothing were made. Con-
tributiOns also have been made to
the nursery school in charge OF Miss
Betty Randle. There will be q joint
meeting with Sussex Post No. 8, Am
erican Legion, OH the night Of March
IS, which marks the twehty-flrst
birthday Of the legion. Arrange
ments for the meeting are In charge
Of Mrs. George Elton Walls.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Irwin Il. Murray,
living on the GeOrgetOwn-Lewes
highway, near here, announce the
birth Of a daughter on Monday in
the Milford Memorial Hospital. Mrs.
Murray Is the former Miss Ruth
Dawson. The grandparents are Mr..
and Mrs. J. Ralph Carey and Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew J. Murray. this town.
Register of Wills William l.. Hill
has granted letters on the following
estates: Mrs. Birdie NJ. Long, Of Sci
byvllle. to Walter NJ. Long. OF Selby-
willie, administrator: Mrs, Ella 7.
Calhoun. OF RehObOth. TO her son,
Norman II. Calhoun, of RehObOth. ad-
ministratOr; Ezekiel II. Banks, Bal
tim0re hundred. 10 Jacob r.. Banks,
YeadOn. Pa, executor; Robert B.
Herd, Cedar Greek hundred, TO James
b. Carey. local attorney. adninistra-
tor DIN; Levin T. Harmon. Indian
River hundred. to Mrs. Rebecca p.
Harmon. near MillsbOrO, executrix;
Abbic II. Joseph, Lewes & Reh0bOth
hundred. TO Sussex Trust Company
Of Lewes, executor: William s. Todd.
Of Greenwood, former member OF
Sussex County Board Of Assessment.
TO John w. Todd. Of Greenwood. ad-
ministrator; George A. WOOtten,
DagsbOrO hundred. to Mrs. Jennie o. :
WOOtten. of MillsbOrO, administra-
trix: Rachel G. Polk, Little Greek
hundred, to James M. Tunnel, JT.,
local attorney. administrator. /
Mr.. and Mrs. zachariah West, this
town, quietly observed their fifty
sixth wedding anniversary yesterday
Mr.. West several years ago was re-
tired by the Pennsylvania Railroad I
Company, having for many years
been employed as q blacksmith in the
Georgetown and Harrington car
shops. They have two sOns-Charles
aud Fred West. both residents Of
Wilmington, and railroad men, for /
many years working on this division.
On Friday night. March 3, "The
Down -HOmers" Of Salisbury, Nd,
will present an entertainment at the
Ellendale School auditorium for the
benefit Of McCOlley's Sunday School.
south Of that town.
Edwin M. Barry. connected with
the Delaware Game and Fish Com
mission. will have an exhibition Of
wild life In the MillsbOrO school
building during the meeting OF the
Sussex County Education Associa-
tiOn ON Friday. February t6.
Members OF First Presbyterian
Church, this town, will have q sauer-
kraut and covered dish supper In the
church basement on Monday night Of
next week, February 10.
The junior class Of the George !
town High School will present an