Milford chronicle., 1924-05-09
Lewes News

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the years reports tba 80. Iedulng of
GERS look place with the Fin Fill Vi Olll-
s suIt' PRESIDENT, Mrs. AdaIia wing %I re-
IIst vice president, Mrs. AIIocKer;
brewer; second vice nreSidoI,4 aHtonette
1auuIe L. Tunnell; rec0rdi,,o MRS.
MIS- Hannah Morris. assisf9o.oe i9 oIeIitry,
| corresnondi,SI' MIS- sara Albertson
Atkins. t'.nlis t-uis secretary, Mrs. Lille "
bers. 3,,JiteI' 80 uIef' Mrs. Bessie Cham
director ol'Ot, os e.. MRS. Louisa Williams.
KeIlv. an On state Board, Mrs. Nav ~
be beid ji1igSateS is to the FederatioD ~
| Mrs An, ~ heloboth Beach in .Jn1T1 80
KeiIv. 4, AuelIa nI4 Hooker, and Mrs My, MY are
and Mr. 80 %ls, mates, Mrs. Elsie Reoho
'HG Toi 1n[s. Anna Morgan. oeeDe
rornoo,.1-1IA ra-. a. thompson of Pbilade1nb4,
few days u tnls town, is spendiD~ ''.
and Ny U%yS with his parents here 5r,
Toso-,I IOseph d. Thompson -'i4'
who bPn 6pl Aunsman of Rehobotb Rooot
for the Deen at the Beebe Hoeni+ai |
with . b paSt Inree weeks, suffeI.i,'a j,''-
feii eli Cd a broken leg, sustained 1i wboIi lis
nain+iUI On TWO story house roof T,-iiIe ne
pitaI oH c was removed from the boso
inc, - +LI iIeIs IN this section are roo1.-
tbis 'ne value Of the milk sta+ioS' o,siI1- q
ina- III I1l5linunlty, and since tbe -on '1lao4 II
about 0tG ia at Carey's store at Nasso.- a1eoet-
tbe e+o4.I ~ &c weeks ago, the o11tn11+ 10
fror, ,st.iOn ,sico mas gradually incronae5 uo VI
cans Inc cans day, to tbirt,, 1't1ou 41V'u
dered ; q "a. carload of COWS has been 'wo ~"
natoIin III tne farmers here. wbicb Iii oi
NTra increase the outnut VIII
bonsaboII93I I9Ia wilson disposed of h..
on e+iOIg Se+YIn.1 eHects at public sale boua ua
foey f'aeuruay afternoon, at the '1T Cbai5 nGIe
Tbo L-io'nu property on South stroot ,e.IeS
Ca+I-.,,1I e'llu ual school election rvos -,
c,,noIo,oy aIIernoon. The present =,
serI,oJ oHt, Inomas R. Ingram. who bad Ia
of 80, ou III that capacity for nTT,boI 1I'eu
mo-, 49, a., was Reelected; the o+boI
aIo iigeIs nyt OF the Board of E6,,ootil-l tiieI
TaI,o" osoPoIeon 8 b. Register and ~
boolI mrs. =, Isaiah W. Howard who h.
oon nooIi ~ Ior some time at her boI,ao 1rI'o
llT,sI Le"es' was brought to the Reabe o,ile
oo,''i;1:a aR4:dI the hrst of the week H.,
condition is serious. 0A' der
Ea[deners in town are beoinni,,.. l..
IeC t1elr gardens in shane +o Tfo,.Q ~
,4 ,o,, IN IiILla Deans and corn. At this Coo
-l ,on,,I a"ot year many had their linz
Sfr.liS Stra,|,,,t anu corn up growing nicely
~ 80 a. @ @DeIIles as well as other frI1ifs
III, ,nu veSetables will be about tbroe
gGhs 5IIA later than usual. I'LL &C
"IIllaIn j. Warren 6 Comnanv ,,,I,o
~ 'o-,N. CHASED the Lewes Packing Com
9Iy pIant' are building another Iaroo
uuItlOn o'lll! 10 It, which is to be usaJ IL,
'.liiiIns o.n tne large pea crop which fbe1l
le anticipating. They are also mn.
ins up several hullers so that tba
ttnleIs won't have to wait so Iono tn
nload the peas. us u
~ WIllIam y. Prettyman, the 1ooa1
mage mail carrier, is taking his an
uaI vacation. w. Herald Brittingban,
substituting for him. 7--''--i
Gideon T. Littleton who has foroo
men at work on the new ligbtbonse
OaPe Henlopen, which is to replace
le ola Henlopen light, is malIino.
'plu progress on it. They are erect
. 1He lower now and the new light
'use When completed will be more
'-to7uate than the old one, as it will
operated by electricity instead of
e old oil lamps. ''u VI
FIioI CHARLES S. Morris and wife
{ III Boston, Mass, where they will
eh uthe month of May with their
eIr daughter, Mrs. Lewis W. Mns-
rd. W. MUS
william E. Ward has sold a build
!ot on Olive avenue, Rehobotb
ach' TO Horace w. Crew, of Ger
lntoWn, Pa, who will erect a new
IIage thereon. New cottages are be-
Dullt at RehOboth this season and
len the RehOboth Heights DeveIon-
mt Company have their sale of lots
the thompson farm, which they re-
lily purchased from Robert Hinck
, and have laid it off in streets and
ldlng lots, others will be built.
Japtaln James f. Phillips, superin
dent OF the Coast Guard District.
n offices in the Federal Building
e, has rented the Arthur M. Hud-
property at the corner Of King
7et and Railroad avenue, recently
ated by William H. Williams, a
nDer OF the firm, R. L. Bonham and
npany, road builders.
liftOn Tracy of Philadelphia, for
'ly of this town, is spending a few
S with his parents here, Mr.. and
!. William B. Tracy.
ndrew Hoffer will move his family
he William w. White property on
ellis avenue, which he recently
chased.
r. and Mrs. Louis Paynter have
ed into the John Paynter property
ills Neck.
lese ushers have been appointed
ne Lewes Methodist Episcopal
rch for the month of May: Morn
William G. Paynter, Erasmus M.
phi, William J. Warren, Carl B.
is; evening, Frederick G.. Clifton,
IN Ellis, Alton L. Brittingham
William p Clifton.
s. Walton T. Virden who was Wis
in Philadelphia a few days ago,
suddenly i'll and had to be taken
hospital where she was operated
Her husband visited her there
lg the week.
S. William E. Tunnel of Wake
Rhode Island, formerly of this
is spending a few days with
1s and relatives here.
is Helen Murphy has accepted
on as bookkeeper for Paul f.
inter, the local Ford dealer, sue
ng Miss Eleanor Kitchens, who
ned to accept a similar position
the w. J. Warren and Company,
rs.
IT favorite tobacco or cigars at
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