Milford chronicle., 1926-11-19
Lewes News

Miss Laura Robinson, OF MllIOn'
IA Tobn r. White, of near over
tanoot ~ were married last TUESDAY
,,iobt at the NJ. E. parsonage Dy heV.
IS Eldridge of Milton. FOLLOWING
~ ceremony an informal recepuoh
t-os held at the home of the DrIoe
';stor Mrs. James COnwen. Ihey
Iii make their future home on Ihe
ao-1,c ~ farm near OVERLOOK.
The vote which was taken on oaI-
,,.5aw November 9th, in Rehopotn
Reach. to ascertain Wnetner u S n
the neople of RehOboth Beach anu
Rpboboth Heights want 10 lhCOIpOt
ate tbe Heighths with henoU1In
Roach. resulted in the majority pc
no in favor of Incorporating Tie
Ueigbths with Rehoboth Beach
Sfenhen G. Pierce has moved ms
civ from Rehoboth Heights 10
4Sa Cornelius B. Hazard bungalow
~ Reebe Avenue, which he recent
~, ynrcbased for the winter montAs'
NTrs Helen Sturdivant, VINO occu-
nied the Hazard property mas
poVed into Edward w. W1ltDanKs 5
nronertv on King street, which was
who moved on Lewes Beach.
----,.sSr,-andr Mrs. Thomas ]. Moworay,
of Wilmington. spent the weekend
with the formers parents DI' anu
Mrs. William R. Mowbray' mere
Funeral services of Mrs ina ~
Waples. of Rehoboth Beach were
held ON Sunday afternoon at Aer
late residence, and interment maue
in the Epworth M. E. Cemetery IN
Rehoboth Beach. She is surVl'eu
bv a son, John T. NAPLES.
Mrs Ella M. Ross has returned
after spending a few days IN Phlia-
Charles H Lynch, of Brooklyn,
N Y. and son, John M. Lyncn, Oh
philadelphia, were town NlslIOAs
here over the weekend.
Harry f. Carpenter farmer near
Tewes. met with a very painful ac-
cident last week when ne was
drilling wheat and something
struck him in the eye and badly IN
i,,ring the same. He. has been at
the Beebe Hospital here LOT treaV-
ment for several days.
J. H. Lyons, engineer on tne
Maryland-Delaware Coast hallway
Company, met with very serious
accident here last Saturday when ne
was lacking up one end of the gaso-
line engine. and in some manner
one of the wheels came down on
his hand and cut off three myers
He was taken to the Beebe HosplCaI
for treatment. ,.,,.-.
: George e. Webb and William
kirkland, of Philadelphia, are
snending a few days at the home OF
MIR. and Mrs. Alfred B. Nelson on d
rabbit-hunting trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Marshali
and sons and Mr.. and Mrs. Samuei
r D. Marshall spent a part OF last
week in Wilmington and Phlladel-
phia, taking in the Sesqul-CenIeH-
nial Exposition. .
The Woman's Home missionary
Society of the Lewes M. e. Cnurc1
met on Monday evening at the nome
of Mrs. Charles T. Nelson.
The regular quarterly meeting OF
The Sussex Trust Company WIN
branches at Lewes, Laurel and Mil
ton. was held last Tuesday at MIL
tom Statements from the dlnerenG
branches showed that they were all
in a thriving condition.
Max E. Gebhardt spent a part Oh
last week in Philadelphia, taxing
lin the international. Exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward W. Wlltpank
have returned from trip to Phlla-
delphia and Girardville, Pa.
William H. Prettyman, VINO mas
been at the Beebe Hospital for sew
eral weeks, has been removed 10 MS
home very much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Hooker ST.
are spending a few days in PhlIadel-
phia- g Dt,;1
Mr.. and Mrs Glen Morris. OF Phil
adelphia, spent Armistice Day WIN
the latter's parents, Mr.. and MIS-
Curtis ]. Richards, here.
VIM. Roy Simpler, who was oper,
ated upon at the Beebe Hospltal
days ago for tonsllltls' Is
able to leave the hospital IN goou
condition. -
Mrs. Cooper NAPLES, who has
been spending some time WIN ner
daughter, Mrs. William c. Paynter'
here. went home with her daughter
Mrs. James C. Hudson, at Claymont'
last week.
FOR SALE-Bungalow with I'M
provements, store building on .BahK
Street, adjoining Federal Building
Apply to Cornelius c. Marshall
256 Second Street, Lewes, Del.
11-19-4tp