Milford chronicle., 1927-02-25
Lewes News

The monthly social gathering of
the Presbyterian Mems Association
will be held Monday evening, Febru-
ary %. at 8 o'clock, at the home of
Fred c. Wolfe. An address will be
made bv James NJ. Tunnel of
GEORGETOWN. Mr.. Wolfe and William
Walls will be the hosts of the Occa-
sion.
The Rev. William Leishman will
ureach at Midway Presbyterian
church, Sunday afternoon at 2.3O.
The Sunday school will meet at 1:5O.
Beebe Hospital Nurses Entertained
The nurses of Beebe Hospital
were entertained Monday evening,
February 14th at a delightful bridge
marty given by Miss Elizabeth Nlr-
den.
The guests were Miss ethyl S.
Naull DR.. C. Cross, Miss E. A. Will
kie. Miss Edna Wilson, Miss Ruth
E. Lynch, Miss Edna Bullock, MISS
Grace Owens, Miss Mary Short, MISS
Susie Cooper, Miss Mary Thompson
Miss Laura Wilson, Miss Ann Mich
OILS. Mrs. Mary Roland, Mrs. Arthur
Marshall and Miss Elizabeth Nlr-
den.
Four prizes were given and won
nv DR.. Cross, first prize; Miss Bull
lock. second prize; Miss Thompson,
third prize, and Miss Wilson, fourth
prize.
After the prizes were awarded re
freshments were served.
Everyone departed after having
snent a lovely evening, returning TO
the nurses home to find ST. Nalen-
tine had visited there playing havoc
with all the rooms, carrying the nj
larious evening far into the morn
ing.
Dr.. c. Cross Of Gatesville. N, g.
graduate of WOmen's Medical COL
Iege. Philadelphia, is now resident
physician of the Beebe Hospital.
pilot William E. POynter of Phll-
adelphia, formerly of this town, has
been in the Beebe Hospital for the
mast week for treatment and pllo'
William Teal, Jr., who recently moV-
ed back to Lewes after spending the
winter in Philadelphia was operat-
cd upon at the Beeze Hospital las'
week for appendicitis by Dr.. Rich
ard c. Beebe. He is getting along
fine and expects to leave the hospl-
tai in a few days.
Among those who attended the
session of the State Council, Jr. U
T. A. NJ, last Tuesday in MlltoI
we're: Postmaster Napoleon b. reg
lister. Rowland Tindall, Daniel H. =
Iittleton, Charles 7. Nelson, jerome
c. Phillips, Ebe T. Palmer, N. b
Register, Jr., and George w. cover
dale. II,
Garrett Berry of Philadelphia wht
recently rented the Frank Maui
store house next to Ed. Suthard has
rented the Frank Coverdale bunga
low on Mulberry street and ma
moved his family here. MI Berr!
will conduct a jewelry and watch re
pair shop there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel u. Anderson
of Rehoboth Beach were expected u
sail on Saturday from New Horl
Citv to Europe where they eXpec
To snend the next three months sign
seeing in the different parts OF Eu
rope. No. .
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick A. Ross o
Wilmington, formerly OF RehoDotl
Beach were town visitors mere VI
Saturday. .a o,,o
Two thunder storms passed owe
this community just before 0ay
hreak on Friday and Saturday NOR
nings. some say that this is sur
sign that winter is broke and tha
spring is here.
A number of Lewes people attend
cd the Del-Mar-Va Inventory Con
oress which was held at SallsDur
last week. At this meeting muc
was said about the Ocean Boulevar
from Lewes to Chincoteague, VI
This boulevard would make beau
tifuI drive and would do much tC
ward the development OF the Eas
torn shore of Delaware, Marylan
and Virginia. .,,.,,.o, 7
Town Commissioner Wllllan
Burton of Pilottown and Paul
CARPENTER were visitors IN Fhllaue
nbia during the past week. -.
The citizens of Lewes and Vlclnl'
are glad to know that the stean
hoat company which propose to OF
crate from Philadelphia to LeWe
and New York have sold what stoe
in this community that they hau d
lotted for Lewes. 49,.
pilot and Mrs. Charles S. MORT
who have been spending sever
weeks with their daughter, MI
lewis w. Mustard, Jr., in BostC
have returned to their home mere
no The members Of Jefferson Lodg
No, is. A. F. & A. NJ, are rehear
inc for a minstrel to be given {
Febrnarv oath in the auditorlu
here for the entertainment OF !
members and guests.
At the regular monthly meeting
the LOYAL Helpers of the Lewes
r church last Friday evening at Il
homo of Mrs. Jacob Morris on All
street the following officers we
elected for the ensuing year. pres
dant Mrs. Edison c. Lodge; first vi
.nresident. Mrs. Charles T. Melsol
second vice-president, Mrs. Har
NJ Maull; secretary, Mrs. Jac'
Morris; treasurer, Mrs. John
Fngineer Louis C. Maull of t
pilot boat philadelphia, is nome l
a weeks shore leave.
The severe northeaster when "a
ed here for several hours dlo We
little damage, except a few MN q
things; one being the Del-Mar-,