Milford chronicle., 1924-09-26
Lewes News

Rev. Omar E. Jones, District Sill
perlntendent of the Middletown Dis
trlct OF the Wilmington Conference
ana formerly pastor Of the M. e.
Church at Lewes, filled the pulpit in
the Lewes M. E. Church on Sunday
evening. DR.. Jones and wife are
spending a few days vacation with
friends here.
Paul f. Carpenter has moved his
family from the DR.. James Beebe
property at the corner of Fourth and
SOuth streetsS4rO the Ross property
on South street, recently vacated bv
Rufus ID. Lingo; who moved to viii
mington,
Captain William F. Marshall and
wife are spending few days in
Philadelphia and Moorestown, N. J.
The primary department of the
LeWes M. e. Sunday school will hold
a bake next Saturday afternoon at
the restaurant of John D. Elliott. on
Second street.
Thomas R. Ingram and family have
moved from their cottage on Lewes
Beach to their home on Market
street.
Some of the fishing steamers of the
consolidated Fisheries Company
were tied up last Friday evening, but
some OF the boats had a right good |
catch on Saturday. They were sent
out again this week, as it is thought
that if the weather continues warm
and the wind keeps away from the
east that more good catches will be
made.
simon d. Walls, aged "a years, a
prominent farmer of near Goslee's
Will, died at his home on Saturday,
september 20, 1924, of general debil-
ty. Funeral services were held on
Tuesday at COnley's Chapel M. E.
Jhurch and interment made in the
cemetery. He leaves a
wife and two sons, Arthur E. and !
'imon D. Walls, Jr. 1
The farmers in this section who +
allied to contract for their output of
this season surely did well. G
uyers at Nassau station last Friday II
aid as high as SEC a basket for =
lem. None sold below SOC. Those y
OF contracted for are being bought
n the Atlantic Canning Company u
I'D the Rehoboth Packing Company, II
9TH of Rehoboth. Many are being 81 e.
ought by w. J. Warren & Co., who III
'erate what was formerly the
ewes Packing Co. here. w. J. War sl
n & Co., began to can lima beans W
is week, but this will in no way 81
nt1ict with their canning tomatoes.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Orr Nelson
e receiving congratulations upon
e arrival of a fine baby boy. Mrs.
elson and the baby are at the Bee l,t' mo
Hospital. 81
Carlton J. Tracy has moved his p pil
nily from the Lank property on -!
ng street to One-half of the Maull e..
operty on Mulberry street; the 80 49,
Ter half being tenanted by Mrs. US us
ry B. Schmierer. sI'
William Bell, colored, aged about IN IN
years, who was run into by an "a "a
,omobile on the Georgetown w w,
wes highway at Belltown. last n1. ne
nday night, is still at the Beebe PIo
spital and is expected to recover. =
received broken arm and other n
Iries.
lrs. Lucille e. Primrose who pur-
-sed the Purnell Norman property
Second street, is having some ex- III
sive repairs made to it and ex- II
is to make it her future home. IL
he pupils of the Lewes High
lo1 presented "The Virginian," a
Tng picture play, at the school
itoriUm, last Thursday.
II. and Mrs. Harold W. Hooker
e moved into their new home just
lpleted on South street, below the tc;
T school building. ms
lillian S. Lynch has moved his Oc
lily from the Richard Beebe prop SIC
2 on Beebe avenue to the Nichols sIdd
perty on King street, now owned az az
Mrs. John M. Lank. ~
GRACE Murray and son Leroy F.,
ted from Lewes on a hike to Will oo,
gtOn last Wednesday, September M,