Milford chronicle., 1941-10-03
Weddings
GREENE WALLACE

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"a, 1941, of Miss Violet Caroline
Greene, of New York, daughter of
Mrs. Frances E. Greene, of Dover,
to Robert E. Wallace, of New York,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. James F. Wal
lace of Rochester, N. Y. The we'd
ding took place at 1920 a. M, at
The Little Church Around the Cor
ner in New York City. The brides
dress was made of solid gold lame
with hat and shoes to match. Her
corsage was huge bunch of blue
cornfiowers. The bridesmaid was
her sister, Miss Frances A. Greene,
Of New York, and she was dressed
in light blue dress with a silver
lame top and wore a corsage of
yellow rosebuds. Mr.. Wal1ace's
best man was his brother, Herbert
Wallace of Rochester, N. Y. The
bride was given in marriage by her
brother, Frank T. Greene, of Phil
adelphia. After the wedding large
reception was held at the apart
ment of her sister. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wallace will reside in Buffalo, N.
Y, after a short honeymoon at
Fourth Lake in the Adirondacks.
Mrs. Wallace was formerly of this
vicinity and attended Milford High
School.
BERGER WILLIAMS
Miss Virginia Berger of Bridge
vile, Conn.,, and George S. Will
liams, Jr., son of State Motor We
hicle Commissioner and Mrs. Geo.
S. Williams of Millsboro, were
married on Sunday, September 81,
at the home of the bridegroom
parents. The Rev. Richard X. White
of Georgetown officiated. Willard
McCabe of Millsboro was best man
and the bride was attended by Miss
Helen Williams, a sister of the
bridegroom. Following the cere-
mony the couple left for New York
where Mr.. Williams is a co-pilot for
United Air Lines. He was gradu-
ated from Millsboro High School
and the Rising Sun Aeronautics
School, Philadelphia, and has seen
flying service with United Air Lines
in Oakland, Calf, and Chicago.
MELEE NlChLE
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest e. Mcgee,
Sr., of Midway, have announced the
marriage of their daughter, Miss
Elva Elizabeth, to Mayor j. Harry I
Nickle, son of former Representa-
tive and Mrs. Harry C. Nickle of
Delaware City. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. DR.. Willard
n Durdty of fba IF;ret or1 To,t,oI
Church, in Whining S.
ton, on Saturday, May 8. Mrs. Nickle
is a graduate of the Lewes High !,
School. Mr.. Nickle graduated from
the Delaware City High School and
Beacon Business College.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Nickle are en- :
ployed by the DUPONT Company.
Mayor and Mrs. Nickle will live in Z
Delaware City.
TAYLOR TRUITT
Mr.. and Mrs. James l. Taylor, An
derson Road, Salisbury, announce l
the marriage of their daughter, =
Miss Mary Ellen Taylor, Thursday, |
"a, at Bridgeville, to ]
Leroy B. Truitt of Bridgeville. The n
Rev. Preston w. Spence, Jr., Off v
ciated. There were no attendants v
and only the immediate families
we're present. After a wedding trip
10 New York, Mr.. and Mrs. Truitt L
will be at home in Bridgeville af g
.er October Is. Mrs. Truitt is a v
graduate of Drexel Institute, Phil II
ldelphia. Mr.. Truitt is a graduate c
If Beacon College, and is associ- p
tied with his father in business in Il
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WIDGEON ELLIOTT
Announcement of the marriage of
diss Olive L. Widgeon, daughter of
Or. and Mrs. John H. Widgeon, of
Berlin, Md, and Everett Lee Eli A.
TT, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey E. r
Elliott, living near Georgetown, has st
een made. The wedding took place m
n Saturday night, September 20, W
t O'Clock at Georgetown, the Rev. G,
!. e. Christensen, pastor of the Mt. JC
lIivet Brethren Church, performing
he ceremony. The groom is en-
Ioyed by the H. and H. Poultry
ompany as foreman.
MILLS BEASLEY
Announcement of the marriage of ce
Iiss Lois Rebecca Mills, daughter st
I Mr.. and Mrs. John M. Mills, of so
elmar, and George Walter Beas- To-
", of Seaford, son of Mr.. and Mrs. fol
ouglas Beasley, of Pocomoke City,
d., has been made. The wedding
'ok place at Milford on Thursday
lternoon of last week. The cere-
ony was performed by the Rev.
arion Eugene Hungerford, pas ed
II of Calvary Methodist Church of Nc
ilfOrd. 1.
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BELTS HALL tiv
Announcement of the marriage of grt
iss Mary EliZabeth Belts. daugh- IL,