Milford chronicle., 1924-11-14
Lewes News


= the Junior Mechanics Hall on SecOn
/, street. The school will be held tw
. nights week and many of tn
= young men of Lewes who can't at
5 tend the public school to get thi
l training, will avail themselves of tn
p opportunity. A large enrolment il
expected before the close of thii
month. 1t simply means that a youn;
man or woman can get the samt
training here at home at night, tha'
they can get in business school in
a city.
On Saturday, November 18th, the
law is off on rabbits and quail and
local sportsmen are making great
preparations for the open season ;
both kinds of game are reported to
be plentiful in this section. Good
bird and rabbit dogs are very much
in demand here at the present time.
Miss Ruth Murray is spending a
few days in Wilmington with rela-
tives.
Samuel Farr who makes his home
with Luther J. Webb in Robinson
vile, was operated upon at the Bee
be Hospital here last Friday for ap-
pendicitis. The operation was a sue
cess and he is getting along fine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Webb of
Philadelphia were weekend visitors
in this section.
The Lewes High School soccer
team was defeated here on Friday
n aftornoOv, bxy tho Groonwood uieb
School team by score of 2 to 0.
The announcement has Just re-
Gently been made of the marriage of
Miss Alberta Sammons, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron SammOns, of |
Georgetown, and Charles H. Book
hammer, son of County Commission
er and Mrs. William H. BoOkhammer
of near Lewes. The wedding took
place at Snow Hill, Md, on Satur-
day, October IS, 1924.
Captain Thomas E. Brown who
was master of the fishing steamer,
e. J. Codd, owned by the COnsolidat-
ed Fisheries Company here, left
here some days ago for Beaufort, N.
c., where he took command of one
Of the Diamond State Fish Products
steamers that operated
with the AIispillion plant, near Mil
'Ord They are fishing both their
boats south for few weeks.
The Home Missionary Society of
he Lewes Methodist Episcopal
Church met Monday night at the
home of Mrs. Cora M. Clifton on
street.
Mrs. Milton S. Andrews gave a tea
asst Thursday evening at the M. E.
in honor of Mrs. Clarence &
:. Richards, which was well attend
d.
John C. Holland of near RehObOth f
leach, has purchased Edward S. I
dairy and milk route in Re I
obOth Beach and is serving his t
atrons. a
Charles D. Beebe has accepted a \
osition as manager of the Fred L.
Iyers Co., Inc, manufacturers Of
n boxes and brush handles, sue
eeding Charles V. Jones, resigned,
no has begun to put in operation
similar business enterprise in what
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ans avenue. - -
Mrs. Isabelle Nelson who has been ! ~
Dending a few days with her par -
It's, Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Blackstone w w
MillsbOrO, has returned.
Mrs. Lola Baker, Mrs. Edith Mel -!
n and Mrs. Martha Lodge gave a ~ ~
a to thirty of their friends on Fri Lie
y evening of last week at the =,
me of Mrs. Baker on South street IL!
goodly number were in attend Id
g. al
40 are in charge of the Marine ~
)spital on Lewes Beach, left on MI
lesday for a few days vacation.
muel Marshall and wife are Gus IA
lians during their absence/ wa
The remains of Mrs. Margaret bi
Dlfe Bonesteel. daughter of Mr..
d Mrs. James A. Wolfe, of Phila- no
Iphia, were brought here on Sat pa
day and interment made in the
ives Presbyterian cemetery. we
lOng those who attended the in
ment aside from her parents were
ss Maggie Norman and mother Che
i Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Rick -
Is, of Philadelphia, Mrs. Bone -
els husband and Charles J. Nor II
n, also of Philadelphia.
Ohm, Sylvester and William Rick III
Is, of Wilmington, were called
e on account of the death of their
ler, George H. Richards. and are
nding a few days with their mo- II
I. III
Dr. and Ulysses w. Hooker left on
dnesday for two weeks vacation
ing which time they will visit
willie, n. c., and other points of
rest.
Tiss Esther c. Register who is
)loyed as a school teacher in
ladelphia. visited her parents
e, Mr.. and Mrs N9poleOn B. Reg
r on election day.
rs. Mary Goslee Of Harrington,
1erly of this town was a town {
Tor here on Thursday
l"erson H. Palmer who has been
in a Philadelphia hospital for
,ral days, was brought to his
e here last Saturday and is
'ly improving. r
)bert c. Wilson who has been
ioyed at A. P. Ingrams lumber II
coal yard has accepted a posi- II
rs conductor of the Maryland, II
ware Coast Railway Company, II
ing from LeweS TO Denton, Md.
ter A. Lank who is emDlOyed as II II