Milford chronicle., 1943-01-08
GEORGETOWN

Announcement of the marriage
of Mrs. Tillie A. Wilson, daughter
of the late Mr. and Mrs. James
Derrickson, and Lee A. Murray, son
of the late Mr.. and Mrs. John b
Murray, both of FrankfOrd, were
married Tuesday night of last week
at Frankford by the Rev. A. W.
Strickland.
Miss Marie Evelyn Steelman,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy
Steelman, and James L. Hummer,
Jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs. James L.
Hummer. all of Frankford, were
married Tuesday night of last
week at DagsborO by the Rev.
John H. Anderson.
The Sussex County Levy Court
this week organized by electing
ManfOrd Penuel, of FrankfOrd,
president, and Frederick p. Whit
ney as attorney. The three men,
bers now are Mr.. Penuel and
John c. Mitchell, of Ocean View,
both Republicans, and the hold
over member. Isaac l.. Smith, DEM
ocrat. of Greenwood.
At an intermission party of the
Rehoboth Christmas Cotillion on
Friday night of last week. held at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. d. Frank
lin Quillen, announcement of the
engagement of their daughter, Miss
Florence Louise Quillen, to Ensign
Harold B. GOrdy, of Cape May, n. J.
was made. Miss Quillen graduated
from the Rehoboth High School two
years ago and attended Mary Wash
ingtOn College. in Fredericksburg.
Va. She is now employed in Will
mington. Ensign Gordy is son of
Mrs. Ida Gordy and the late Har-
vey Gordy, near Georgetown. He is
a graduate of the Georgetown High
School and the University of Della
ware and for the past two years
has been agricultural teacher in the
Georgetown High School. He en-
tered the service and attended the
U. S. Coast Guard Academy in New
London, Conn. Following gradual
tiOn, he was stationed at Cape
May.
ite Franpz, of Allentown, Pa, now
a nurse at Fort Miles. near Lewes,
and James B. Carey, prominent
young Georgetown attorney, and
son of Mr.. and Mrs John T. Carey.
has been made. No date has been
fixed for the wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Phillips. of
announce the engagement
of their daughter. Miss Jessie Phil
lips, to Lieut.. John Haverstick of
now stationed at RehObOth !
as an air pilot with the Civil Air
Patrol. Miss Phillips for several
years has been a member of the /
faculty of the Georgetown Public .
School, and has served as vice
chairman of the Democratic State
Central Committee.
Miss Eva C. NAPLES. daughter of
Mrs. Herbert NAPLES, and Granville
A. Revell. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Revell, both of Frankford.
we're married recently at the Pres
Iyterian Manse by the Rev. H. w.
1wig.
Funeral services for Mrs. Annie
Iae Ellingsworth, aged 56. wife of
William d. Ellingsworth, of Ellen
lale, who died on Sunday of last
week after a brief illness, were
leld in the Glendale Methodist
,hurch in charge of the Rev. David I
Interment was made in
he Red Mems cemetery at Ellen
lale. Besides her husband. she is
by two daughters-Mrs. I
nm Elizabeth Messick. Miss Doris
larie Ellingsworth, of Glendale; (
even sOns-David, Isaac, John
robert and Charles Ellingsworth. !
II of Glendale; William Filings
'orth. of Milford, and Jones Ell
of Camp Dix. N. j.;
hree half-brothers. Albert, Oscar
nd Walter Marker. all of Marcus S
look, Pa; one half-sister. Mrs.
lthel Dutton, of Pennsville, N. J.
Bobby Littleton. small son of 2
Ir. and Mrs. Leroy Littleton, is re-
overing from an apendectomy in t
ne Milford Memorial Hospital. t
Miss Isabelle Moore member of
lie faculty of the Foxhollow School n
)r Girls. Lenox, Mass. spent the f
Olidays with friends here. t
After spending six weeks with g
leir sOn-in-law and daughter, a
lieut.. and Mrs. Wellington, here. n
r. and Mrs. Floyd Breese have
,turned to their home in Elmira, "
Y. n
Felman A. Littleton will leave
lis week for Nashville. Tenn. h
here he will become an army "
Idet. The young man is a grad
lte of the Georgetown High o
,hool. class 'S9. and attended the N
niversity of Delaware for two
iars. U
Howard Hurley. of Philadelphia,
ent the weekend with his broth
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
lrey P. Clifton, and his sister, d,
iss Olive B. Hurley, on East Pine la
rect. d,
Mrs. Clemy Cooper is confined to di
II home on South Bedford street R
cause of illness. C,
Sergt. Charles w. Elliott. of Fort vi
,nning, Ca. has been spending a Is
" days with his parents, Mr.. and
rs. Charles H. Elliott, near here, st
d his sister, Mrs. Norman C. 81