Milford chronicle., 1923-04-27
LEWESNEWS


The members Of the LeWes M. 2.
Church gave their pastor, Howard Da-
Wis, and his wife a reception last Fri
day in the Sunday school room. The
principal speakers of the evening were
DR.. ULYSSES W. Hooker and Thomas
P. Scott, President c. the Board OF
Trustees, who welcomed the pastor
and his wife for another conference
year. Professor Brinser's orchestra
furnished the music. Miss Harlem,
teacher in the public school anu
Thomas R. Arterbridge reclted; e
Miss Mildred DickersOn, daughter U
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Dickersoh VI
Broadkill district, ana Nn LIZ aIso
Brown whose foster parents are we're ~aT
the same as those Of the DEluo' , Nv nv
married at the Nassau p2FsO1T1SS as +1yo
Rev. l.. T. McLain, last week: tu since
we're playmates and comrades S-
oAi Wi1Iism 8. Walls has rented lns
1ro,,r-I n Rennum property Wnlch we, Ms9
- -ooon+lv vacated by Mrs. same W." A
s s and will move his family Ilele -
the near future. ..4on+ engineer
W. w.. Sto+e Highway Department WI
u u IL Soon in this vicinity for Ghe p'. IN
t ne.s So1rs has returned to MS NUM- 20 20
49, w. ~ Thomas R. Ingram ana oe sOi1S
DOE TI.-;-a,.. aesisted Mr.. Mack IN gOIne
H. vICH tho country to get the DaI 49,
tnr0 o,e H,;;sSt-of-way signed up. Iii III
we're successful in geIIlnS failed to
of them signed; those W. commits
SIGN up, will be settled w
s sio amounted by the Juose. Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lon 81 steel
nrrs John Long and Mrs LIZ SI ~ bags
L InaT' and small daughters S az a. and
I tS- motored to LeWes SG HTrs Rob
1 DOaO the day with Mr.: anu MIS-
op r. Taylor and family ro,,or have
eEt " nd Mrs. Robert G. Layl9A o ron
MI, err from the Fred G: Nosel ,R R4O oc-
moveu Mar Market street and are now or on
erty IN +be Minos B. Lowe nouSo ~
cupy tHs Street. Lewes Beacn. .o,en-
SOUL 1oTv pretty wedding was sO high
A VIZ Goy+,ITdav' April 21st' at Iii
nlzeu TIen Miss Theodosia MAJ sl,'.l1'
noon ~. VT of pilot and Mrs. TnomaS1 ; A.
daugnCSI11 %ocanoe the bride OF ): W.
Mars4 4glL,,oS r.. son Of Mr.. ana MsS'
liam hocAG IIo Ike Sr. Only the fanl1-
J. Wlll1''n n1o.e friends were in atteI IoI-
les anu M, oi Ceremony was performeu. I ~
ahce' 6iIeson- of Georgetown az IA
home of the bride. After an an heir fu-
honeymoon they will MAKE W
ture home here. ,,o WAS op-
IN Mrs !. Edward Wiley VINO .s Mo'S this
Grated upon at the Beebe HOspi'''-
STeeIT is rapidly improving 1.,,oIotb
Tbe examination for the SeH ~ tbe
peach post Office was helu - If
Ewes most Office building Dy OE 4ysose
49, Local office officials; among LIES LIE
- ~ TOOK the examination WERE ME-
T % NJ Truitt, the present mc1l 11I.sI"
Me- Me- william Simmons, Jonn a. - -
1,,as and Miss Anna Hazard. MISS - .1
~ tos held the Office for eight yeaIS
tS5 11or term expires in a short tliI 10
any i Frank Perry purchased tne 40
80 form Of Thomas Johnson estate
at public sale on THURSDAY aIIeIH tS.o-1
t. is located about two miles LOm
Coo1snring station and the price Mas
col 0 al. This is considered EeasG '4T,
91,1e Drice for a farm Of this slze' WI" wy
T,,jte q little saleable timber on H.
4 Tha T.oval Helpers Of the LeWes M
r. Church held their regular mO t 41,o
meeting last Friday eVenlns' a. IA
home of Mrs. Ruth A. HazzaEu'
goodlv number were in ATTENDANCE
One of Hudson Brothers Dreao
+r,icIrs caught fire last Saturday WhlIe
on its way to Georgetown, near sun
shine school house and was totaIly
DESTROYED, Wesley W. Murray VINO re-
GENTLY had his car demolished near
Milford when the steering gear gave
wav. was in the truck when the acc1-
dent happened. -,
REGISTER Of Wills Isaac JONES' mas
granted letters Of administrator Oh
the estate Of Lemuel Burton 10 tne
Sussex Trust Company.
Another series Of agricultural Doos-
ter meeting was given by the sussex
Trust Company on Thursday evening
in the auditorium of the new school
building, One unique feature OF the
meeting was a dinner served at SIX
thirty, which was prepared ana TAKEN
to the meeting by the farmers WIVES
Russell ]. Murray who Is employ.
ed in Wilmington spent the weekend
with his parents here, Mr.. ana MIS-
Penrose Murray.
! James T. Lank is making fine pro-
gress on his new country home near
Prettyman's Corner. It will be COM
Oleted in a few weeks, when he Will
move his family there from his tenant
house on the same farm.
William T. Ingram and wife OF Ken
nett Square, Pa, spent the weekend
With their parents here.
Samuel c. Russell who is employed
IN Philadelphia spent the weekend
with his parents here, Mr.. and MIS-
Harvey c. Russell
TF you are sick, take ChirOpractic Ad-
justments and get well. ANNA K. GRE.
;oR1Us, ChirOPTGctOr. Offices: Milford
and Dover s6"u