Milford chronicle., 1923-07-13
ALIVE BUDGET OF NEWS AS
REPORTED FROM LEWES

w. Harold Creadick of Lewes, son
of William H. Creadick, of Dover, and
Miss Elizabeth S. Phillips, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward C. Phillips, Of
Lewes, were married Sunday morning
at eight o'clock, July 8th, 1928, in the
Lewes Methodist Episcopal Church.
Rev. Howard Davis performed the
ceremony. The happy couple left
few minutes after the ceremony in an
automobile for few days honeymoon.
The groom recently purchased the
L.ubker Ice Cream PaTlOrs in Lewes.
Captain Evans S. Cough, of Reed
Vile, Va, and Miss Emily c. Maull, of
Lewes, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Da-
yid Maull, were married on Saturday
night, July 7th, 1928, in ElktOn, Md.
Captain Cough is master of the fishing
steamer MARY B.. Garner" which is
owned by the Lewes Fertilizer Com
pany and has made a wonderful rec
ord as a master fisherman. Last sea-
son he was master of one of their
smaller steamers and finished the sea
son with more barrels OF fish to his
credit, than any other captain. Miss
Maull has been employed as bookkeep-
er for the Lewes Fertilizer Company
for a number of years. They both re-
turned to their usual positions Mon
day morning.
Farmers in this section expect to
begin threshing wheat again this Mon
day afternoon; if no more rain falls
during the day. Just week ago Mon
day, they were stopped on account OF
the rain, which continued more or less
fo Sunday and. II
being a cool windy day, the wheat
dried out nicely. So far the rain has
not hurt the crOp-but growers are
extremely anxious to get it threshed
before it is damaged.
49, Anthony P. Ingram has moved his
family into their new cottage on
Lewes Beach, which was just recently
completed.
Mayor w. X. Forrest of Wilmington
and family are occupying their cottage
in Rehoboth Beach. The Mayor is
spending week-ends at the resort.
The summer school of the Episcopal
Diocese of Delaware and Easton, Nd,
came to a close last Saturday at Re
hoboth Beach, after the most success
full course ever held. They will con-
vene in Rehoboth Beach again next
summer.
Mrs. Maude E. Lubkcr who recently
sold out her ice cream paTlors on Sec
ond street 30 w. Harold Creadick Is
spending a few days N Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. George d. Salmon of
Philadelphia are spending a few Ga! 5
with the latter's mother here.
Albert M. Lupton and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. George P. Tunnel have
moved into Mr. Lupton's new cottage
on Lewes Beach, which was recently
completed.
The Lewes Tire Company has open
ed a sales and service station on King
street, in the store bCilding formerly
occupied by Robert 3. BrFan.
Mrs. Rowland 3. Ingram and daush-
ter of Wilmington, Miss Nancy, are
visiting her parents here, Nh and
Mrs. Alfred Lank for a few gays.
Alvin Willard who IS employed IN
is spending a few days
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Hor-
ace Willard.
Miss Mary Coulter who has been
EMPLOYED in Philadelphia for some
time has come home TO accept Il po-
sition as operator in the Diamond
state lelepnOu6 OOlupaHy O+NO 80
LeWes.
Joseph w. Neale, of Philadelphia
formerly of Lewes, is spending lew
days with friends and relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Shek are ie-
ceiving congratulations upon the ar
rival of a fine baby girl.
Mrs. Annie NJ Marsh, aged about rs
years, died at her home on King street
IN Lewes, July 3rd, 1928, after a long
illness. She is survived by two daugh-
+ers, who live in Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Dukes, OF
Noorestown, N. j., are visiting the
atter's parents here, Mr.. and Mrs.
William F. Marshall.
Mrs. Francis Hearn of Elkton, Mo"
S spending the summer months on d
Aewes Beach.