Milford chronicle., 1941-07-11
Many Cases Heard
In Sussex Court
Continued from First Page,

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check to William F. Vickers of Bal
timore District, Sussex county, for
$775.77 for a load Of chickens was
probated for one year in court on
Tuesday to Probation Officer Cliff
ford E. Burton. Camardella before
the case came up is said to have
made full restitution. Camardella
is said to operate a poultry busi-
ness.
James Ora Spady, negro, who on
May 81 figured in an automobile
collision one and half miles north
of the Bridgeville Police Station in
which Adrian Edward Bryant was
killed when thrown against the
windshield, was tried for man
slaughter in the Court of Oyer and
Terminer Tuesday. The jury found
him guilty of assault and he was
sentenced to serve one year in
prison and pay the costs of prose-
cution. Spady was operating
Ford truck in a southerly direction
on the right side, while Blanche
Dunn was operating a car in a
southerly direction on the right or
west side, when oveftaken by the |
Spady truck. At the same time Roy |
Venables was operating a Chevrolet |
going in a .northerly direction,
meeting the other vehicles. Bryant
was occupying the front seat of the
Venables car. There was INSULT
cient room between the Dunn and
Venables cars as they were meeting
for Spady safely to pass the Dunn
car. It was stated that he drove on
his left side of the center line in
overtaking and passing the Dunn
car which caused the accident.
Whether Spady fell asleep was
not disclosed.
In Superior Court a decree nisi
in divorce has been granted to the
following: James Robert Wilson VS..
Anne Katherine Wilson, on
grounds of desertion; Dorothy
Moore Williams VS.. Richard Ed
ward Williams, desertion; George
w. Lynch VS.. Pamela G.. Lynch,
desertion; Dollie M. Wells VS.. Mar
shall E. Wells, desertion; Irma Ma
tilda Millman VS.. John A. Millman,
desertion; Minerva ]. Bethard VS.. !
Charles r. Bethard, desertion;
Georganna James VS.. Oscar G.
James, desertion. The following I
were continued: Alice B. Love VS..
Morris Wilson Love, Marjorie X.
Wilkie VS.. Goodrich Will I
kie, Harold V. Wedding VS.. Dolores l
NJ. Wedding, Mary Evelyn Samp-
son VS.. Ralph Richards Sampson. I
Decision was reserved in the cases
Of James e. Hazard, Jr., VS.. Bes- t
sic e. Hazard and Edna Mae AL '
len VS.. Oscar w. Allen, Jr. The case I
Of John S. Veasey VS.. Sarah c. Yea c
sey was discontinued.
Final DEGREES effective as of June
"a are: Mildred A. Misner from I
Frederick Henry Misner, Helen A. 4
Davidson from Martin L. Davidson, t
Reba Phillips Hazard from Theo- I
lore Robert Hazard, Wallace S. a
Watkins from Annie e. Watkins, d
Martha E. Carey from William e. 0
Carey, Nettie d. Atkinson from A
Russell Atkinson, Hazel v. Smith A
from Edward G. Smith, Alice Emily
Daisey, an infant, by her next \
friend, Carolyn B. Allison, from Oh Q
lie Horace Daisey. N
The final decree in divorce of
James Otis West from Jennie w.
West is effective on August 5. 4
William Passwaters, Northwest
Fork District, charged in the Court
If General Sessions by his wife,
Mrs. Sallie Passwaters, of deser-
ion and non-support of their
Helen, age IA years, was al
,rdered to pay $500 per week for VI
Ter support.
The case of James Arthur Mat
hews, charged with possession of rC
even pints of alcoholic liquor at al
,eaford on February 2, was nolle a
'rossed. ia
The following cases were con- pl
inued for the October term of
,ourt of General Sessions; Ernest tn
ones, Cedar Creek District, SELL pl
ng liquor without a license on May ce
s; Charles w. Anderson, North he
rest Fork District, issuing be
yorthless check for $19.4O to A. L. ia
Vheatley, of Bridgeville, on May Sc
8; Frederick Timmons ,embezzle- an
tent by bailee at Dagsboro, Janu- ca
ry 10, in that he is alleged to have tiI
onverted $4,000 to his own use, Tt
-hich is said to have belonged to
liner Hall; William Starkey, of tn
Iillsboro, larceny on May IA of 81
939 model Ford coach belonging or
, former Representative C. Dale thi
lingo.