Milford chronicle., 1928-10-05
Lewes News

Miss Laura Lynch, VINO mas DeSA
Semployed in the office of w. VlrdeI
MARSHALL, Inc, during the summer
months. left last week for Illman's
Training School in Philadelphia.
Little Jimmie Maull, youngest son
Sof Mr.. and Mrs. G. Clifton Maull
has been in the Beebe Hospital sew
.eral days for treatment.
A number of Lewes bankers at
tended State Bankers Convention
held last Thursday at the Hotel
Henlopen in Rehoboth Beach.
Clarence Lowe, aged about II
wears. son of Mr.. and Mrs. William
IN. Lowe, of this town, was fatally
injured on Saturday afternoon when
Sthe automobile in which he was
driving collided with one driven by
& sCharles Mitchell, of Rehoboth, near
the farm of Carpenter Brothers.
\ NYoung Lowe was rushed to the
Beebe Hospital here where it was
s Learned that his skull was badly
fractured. He never gained con-
seriousness and died in about four
hours after the accident There
were two or three other boys with
NLowe, but the only one who received
injuries of any consequence was
boy by the name of Hall, who IS also
in the Beebe Hospital.
= Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Fields
returned last week from a trip to
philadelphia, Atlantic City, Will
mington and Baltimore.
Mrs. James E. Wiley has returned
after spending a few days in Phila-
delphia with her son, James R. Will
Ley.
Thomas r. Ingram, cashier of the
Sussex Trust Company, attended
the Bankers Convention held in
Philadelphia this week.
= Clifford M. Fields, engine inspec-
tor for the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company at Wilmington, and wife,
Spent the weekend with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Fields,
IN Lewes.
Mr. and Mrs. William w. White
are spending a few days in Philadel-
phia.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Iaewes M. E. Church met on Tuesday
evening of this week at the home of
Mrs. Sallie Wiley on Market street.
Stephen G. Pierce spent Monday
and Tuesday in Wilmington with
his daughter, Miss Ruth Pierce.
J. Erwin Carter and family have
moved to Philadelphia from their
home here, on King street., and will
make that their future home. Their
two daughters, Misses Irma and
Sara Carter, are teaching school
there.
Captain and Mrs. John S. Lynch !
and Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Green |
have returned after spending a
couple of weeks at Hazelton, Pa,
with Captain Lynch's two sons, Will
liam and J. Russell Lynch.
c. Lonzo Wilson of the Beebe Hos
Npital, made trip to Baltimore, Md,
last Thursday, taking one of the
convelescents to his home.
Thomas R. Ingram and family and
William E. Walsh and family have
moved from their cottages at Lewes
Beach to their respective homes in
Lewes.
Captain Hall Hazard, master of
one of the Hughes tugs, is spending
q. couple of weeks at his home here
on South street.
Miss Otillie B. Hazard has gone
to the sanitarium at Clifton Springs,
N. Y, for treatment.
The Loyal Helpers of the Lewes
M. E. Church met last Friday eve
ming at the home of Mrs. Lola Baker
on South street.
Edward J. SUthard, who was oper-
ated upon at the Beebe Hospital sew
eral days ago, is very much improv-
ed and was able to leave the hospital
this week. /
Joseph Walter Moore, who has
been in the Beebe Hospital for sew l
eral days for Treatment, has been S
to his home much i'm
proved.
Last Sunday was Rally Day in the
Lewes Methodist Episcopal Sunday
School. Although the day was
stormy the attendance was very 1
good, and the program was enjoyed G.
by all. d
Henry S. Young and family, of 2
ETkton, Md, who summer on Lewes II
Beach, spent the weekend at their n
cottage here.
Ferris B. Wharton and family G.
nave moved from the Louis Wolfe P
on King street, to Newark 81
w. Wharton is employed on a YES d
Eel and will get home more often at
Newark. Il
Mrs. Bessie M. OFT expects in the ~
lear future to move her ladies' fur A.
lshing store from the Morton prop ~
rty, formerly occupied by A. Guto- ~,
Vitz, to the second floor of her store II
t the corner of Second and South -
treets. NC