Milford chronicle., 1923-02-09
ALIVE BUDGET OF NEWS AS
REPORTED FROM LEEWES
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The members of the Lewes M. e.
Church held their prayer meeting last
week at tine home OF William H. '>nan-
berlain as it has been their custom 1or
several weeks to hold cottage prayer
meetings or Wednesday evening instead
of holding it in the church on account
of the shortage of coal. ,.4
Mrs. Samuel q. Prettyman, aged about
65 years, wife of SamuelE. Prettylnah'
died al her home here last week after a
short illness. State Senator JACOB Prel-
tyman was called home from Dover On
account of the death Of his m0ther' Inc Inc
deceased is survived Dy a nuspallu' ,411 W.
sons Jacob and James Prettynah' pOIH
of this town, and three daughters. III
Agricultural teacher OF the puDll0
scboois William c. Thompson, has NOV
ed his family from the William a. Lynch
property in Gills Neck TO the GeoISe ~
Fisher property on Jefferson avenue: =.
Mrs. John c. Rapp of Pmladelphla Is ;
snendines a few weeks with ner parents
here. MIR. and Mrs. Harry II. Falilier. Fai :.ioss
Edward Willeys Sunday school Grass
will hold a turkey supper and Spenu q d
social evening in the Junior MeGIaIfsi1S ~ -
Hall on February 18TH as reSulC 80 ~ :,
contest for membership Whlch l2S ,IS.oa
Going on in the class for the past Iiiie
Rev Mr.. Winey, a retired PrespyteerttSgn e ian
minister. who was formerly paStoI u LIZ Jro
New Castle Presbyterian Cnurcnl ~ eIl,ee eIlae
~ Years filled the pulpit in Ihe LeMes N'5
SESressbvterian ~ Church last Sunday morn MOI
EresOS Ere ag5 Set e1ening' as they are without
IIastor at this time. Rev. I. Mench Chaih-
hers resigned a few, weeks. ag0ii S0;ii,,,i,o,tor
Bishop Philip Cook, OF winning .;ts CGtl,
.,,ide bis visitation to administer the rte
If Confirmation at st. Peters E L.
Church at the evening service o+ +ba
a large four-masted schooner Is a ere re
7 .e1es AZ Fertilizer Company's plant mere. ~.
iosSing with fish scrap, bound ,ioL IoI
TSI,o,.ias+oT' Va. This company is NOT US
'ne many schooners now to ;ranSpore I,sdIS ere
their output of fish scrap az a. .hSy fyo-fjIe
making up a greater part OF II a III Aet a.,
20 furnishing many of the local Ia ~
Sr.e aI.e 15ith their fertilizer and much OF tne
sI,1rounding territory is using thelr prO-
duSE, SSo,les H. Howard, one of the local
- CARRIERS has been on a Weeh > Neb
aOtinn visiting in Wilmington ana Fhllao IA
SSTr Seinhia. Walter T. Virden carried Ile
mail IN IN, ms ~ lodges Sunday school class
nil hold their annual supper anu oiIS ii ~,
tsinmert in the Junior Mecnelilos H''--
Second street. .,,,...,.o formerly of
chic town spent the week-end WIN ,,lIIo ttlo
'1nc1e here, Captain Clinton EoIie' 1oii 'l,oost
hos been confined to his nome lor ,'ad Sa5iI fI9e
. wear He is able TO get ~ OT,-ea+fe1-
Io1se and out a little in gooo VIE MSIs-F fo1,
INT has not been able to pilot YesselS
4 bout a year. He is slowly improving
now. -,...-..,.,, ,,,1,o was confined !
Rooerf7 7ocba ~; THIospital for four months
,1i+b af 5lie Badly broken leg which was sns-
faned Ml5m at the plant O. the ayeS; and 70 Ap eet
d6Ttoa Rng oDe @il aTuteh is n2% 2%vng ns? Just
aIouII" aIItltI,' discarded the other one .,
'e1l1Iy Jo6n W. Hill, keeper of the IgntnEoSe soSe
-, fha old brea,kwater, is spending SIiVle
e9ye here With Ir5itt hs family of Nassau who has
,oaII a,S c,iite ill for three weeks is SLOWLY
rn1rnrnWing. ,