Milford chronicle., 1926-10-01
LeWes

The Loyal Helpers of the Lewes
Methodist Episcopal Church met last
Thursday evening at the home Oh MIS-
Ida *. Morris on Fourth street.
Mrs. Lora O'Neil has accepted a po-
sition as boolIlSeeper for the Fred l..
Myers Co., Inc, here, succeeding Della
Williams, resigned, who recently Vas
married to man in Chester Fa''
where she is making her future home.
Benjamin r. Chamberlain, Edward j.
Suthard, DIR. John Best Robinson Will
liam p. Clifton and John ID. Elliott mo-
| tored to Philadelphia last week and
saw the Dempsey-'rurney fight.
Mrs. Charles S. Morris is spending
few days with relatives in CentreViJle'
Md.
Contractor Ralph D. Poynter is maxi
ing rapid progress with the addition TO
the Beebe Hospital. The pasteTers Be-
gan work there this week.
Edward w. Long who has been ser
lously i'll at his home here on Market
street for several days is somewhat i'm
| proved.
| James D. Abbott who has been con-
fined to his home at the corner OF
Fourth and South streets with the
| shingles is improving.
Clifford H. NAPLES who has been in
/ the mercantile business at Coolsprlng
| Tor the past twelve years has sold out
/ his business to Edward Vaughan, u FAR
l-inef, near COOlSprlng.
Dr. William r. Mowbray, former Dis
trict Superintendent of the Dover Dis
| trict of the Wilmington Conference, and
] former pastor of the LeWeS NJ. IL.
/ Church here, now a retired minister,
| has consented to become teacher OF the
Adult Bible Class fthe NJ. 10. Church
| here, which was formerly taught by
| Prof. Ira S. Brinser, superintendent OF
| the Lewes Public School. DIR. Mowbray
/ invites all who are affiliated with that
/ church who are not members OF any
/ other Sunday school class to become
| members of his class, age limit is ~ TO
/ 50 years, and if there be those over 80
years of age who desire to become
members he will be glad to have them,
too.
Jacob Morris who has been confined
to his home for the past three weeks
| suffering with a severe attack OF the
shingles is slowly improving.
Mrs. Sallie Il. Orton and daughter
Mrs. Bessie Taylor Of Jacksonville, Fla,
1 are spending a few weeks here with
the formers sister, Mrs. Eugenia d.
Marshall.
Bishop Philip Cook of Wilmington
was town visitor here on Sunday at
st. Peters p. e. Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius G. Marshall
who have been visiting in Wilmington
Philadelphia and Atlantic City, have re-
( turned.
Mrs. Stephen G. Pierce who has been
confined to her home in Rehoboth
Heights for some time is improving.
+. Irving Walls of Wilmington spent
the weekend with his family here al
their cottage on LeweS Beach.
Last Sunday was rally day IN the
Lewes Methodist Episcopal Church ano
/ Sunday school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Ingram and two
sons of Wilmington visited the formers S
parents here on Sunday, MIR. and Mrs
Edgar w. Ingram.
Lynford o. Russell of this town re-
ceiVed the nomination on Saturday al
the Democratic primaries for represen-
tative of the Tenth Election District oY-
er Charles S. Horn of Rehoboth Beach
| Mr.. Russell is a graduate of LeWes
High School and the University OF Dell
aware and if he is elected to office, he
is absolutely capable of filling the po-
sition with credit to himself and honor
to the voters of the Tenth Representa-
Mrs, Thomas r. Norman has succeed
ed Miss Irene Hepborn as agent for
Abner Royce products and receives or
ders at her home on Second street.
Peter r. Marsh is building new
home along the State Highway in front
of the Hearn Oil Companys gasoline
station near the Rehoboth canal bridge
Mr.. and Mrs. Newal R. Conant spent
the weekend with the latter's parents
| in Chincoteague, Va.
! Mrs. Joseph A. Johnston has return
ed from New Castle where she had been
spending a few days with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph M. Harrison. Mr.
Harrison had been seriously i'll but is
improving now, he was taken to Del
aware Hospital in Wilmington, last
week.
About twenty-five members of Jeffer-
son Lodge attended the meeting of the
Tall Cedars in Milford last Monday eve
ming.
FOR SALE OR RENT-Lewes
Delaware. 1 store building, Bank
street. 1 8-room dwelling with bath
Mulberry street. Apply to Cornelius
G. Marshall, 256 Second street
Lewes, Delaware. s17-4t