Milford chronicle., 1946-03-22

Smith, Mrs. Arintha King, Carlton
Smith. Lloyd King and Roy Swain;
treasurer, Mrs. Lizzie Swain; pres
ident of W. S. c. S. Mrs. Ruth
Smith.
The marriage of Mrs. Ruth Rup-
pin Lane to Leroy Belt Tyndall.
took place at the home of the
bride, in Georgetown. last Satur-
day.
The bride was given in marriage
by her brother. Robert Ruppin of
Philadelphia. Her only attendant
was her daughter, Barbara Lane.
The best man was Wilmer CasOn
of Lincoln.
The bride wore grey dresSmak-
er suit and flower hat. with black
accessories and carried sweet peas
and bouvardia The maid of honor
wore an aqua print and carried an
old-fashioned nOsegay of yellow
daisies and snap-dragOns. The mo-
ther of the groom wore black
and white print and had a COrsage
of red roses.
! The ceremony was witnessed by
the immediate family and was per
formed by the Rev. Harvey NJ.
Lyttle. former pastor OF the Beth
of Ephrata. Pa. Following the Ger
emOny, Il reception was held at the
New Century club in Georgetown.
The bride is Il daughter of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Ruppin OF
Akron. Pa. and the groom is the
son of the late Leroy b. Tyndall
and Mrs. Tyndall, of Georgetown.
Mrs. Tyndall attended the Ship
I pen School. Hood College and holds
Il Masters Degree from the Penn
sylvania State College. She is en-
ployed by the Delaware State De
partment of Public instruction as
psychological examiner. Mr.
Tyndall attended the Georgetown
Schools and Beacon College and is
employed in the Engineering office
at Fort Miles. LewcS. He has just
returned from - months overseas
as member Of the lS4th General
Hospital Unit.
Out-Of-tOWn guests included Dr
and Mrs. j. +. ". Wallin aud Miss
Virginia Wallin of Wilmington
Mr. and Mrs. Miles w. Fry of Eph-
rata, Pa. Mrs. James NJ. Hesser OF
Oxford. y. c., DR.. and Mrs. Nolan
Farris of State College, Pa. anC
MIR. and Mrs. Peter Foltz of Akron
Pa.
The Sussex County Bar Ass0cia-
tiOn at meeting here last Monday
adopted Il resolution on the deati
of the late Hon. Robert G.. Houston
The text of the resolution reads a>
follows:
WHEREAS. The career of Rob
ert G.. Houston at the Bar of SuS
sex County, Delaware. was Il Ions
and distinguished one, character
lied by a high sense of duty to hi.
clients. keen perception as tC
right and wrong and eXtraOrdinar!
devotion to principle. all OF whicl
qualities were retained undlmln
iShed to the end; and.
"WHEREAS. Robert G.. Houston
served the people of this state ant
this nation not only as lawye
DUl dS lOlueI vi puDllC OlllCt'
and an editor and publisher; and
WHEREAS. The end of the ca
reer Of Mr.. Houston sounded a not
of sadness to all who had been as
sOciated with him in some phase o
phases of his manifold activities;
NOV, THEREFORE,. We tn,
members OF the Bar Association o
Sussex County. Delaware. do here
by formally express our deep re
gret at the passing Of Robert q
HOuston Il distinguished and out
standing member OF this Bar; and
BE IT RESOLVED, That a copy
OF this Resolution he presented Il
the Court OF ChanCery and the Su
perior Court OF this County; and.
"Bt, IT FURTHER RESOLNElI
: That a copy Of this Resolution b
sent by the Secretary of the Sus
sex County Bar Association to tn
family of the late Robert G. Hous
ton"