Milford chronicle., 1928-02-24
Lewes News

in different parts of Florida, have
returned.
Pilot George E. Chambers and wife
are receiving congratulations upoI
the arrival of a fine baby girl.
Pilot Edward r. Messick who is
spending the winter months in
Philadelphia was town visitor
here during the week.
Rev. George e. Halves, d. D., has
conducted special services in the
Midway Presbyterian Church every
night last week except Saturday.
The services were very well attend
ed.
Miss Ruth Pierce is spending a
few DAYS in Wilmington.
William P. Clifton of the Sussex
Trust Company sold a building lot
last week in Rehoboth Heights to
I e. Tekiob who will begin the
erection of a bungalow thereon in a
few DAYS and will make Rehoboth
Beach his future home.
Charles H. Howard has sold his
building lot on Dewey avenue 10
Charles L. Wilson,
William E. Walsh received a car
load of Chevrolets this week anu
the Lewes Motor Company received
a carload of POntiacs.
William Teal, ST., who is spend
ing the winter months in Phlladel-
mia was a town visitor here during
the past week. ,e.
Pilot Charles S. Norris and wife
who have been visiting their daugn-
fer. Mrs. Lewis w. Mustard, Jr., III
Boston for the past month, arrived
at their home here last week. They
left on Friday for Centreville, ac-
COMMANDED by Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Norris. where they will spend
couple of days.
William Silver of the firm William
silver & Co., Gamers of Aberdeen,
Md. was a town visitor here during
the past week. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel G. Anderson
If Rehoboth Beach are receiving
upon the arrival OF
a fine pair of twins, a boy and a
girl. Mrs. Anderson is at the BeeDe
4ospital. Mr.. Anderson was recently
appointed Justice of the Peace and
Notary Public in Rehoboth Beach to
succeed William S. Terrell. &
Jacob Larimore sold his building
OF and buildings located at the cor
Ter of McFee and King streets, at
public sale last Saturday to Gran
lille R. Locates. This is the same lot
lpon which the John H. McColley
homestead and storehouse stood On
ears ago and was destroyed by fire
yhen the storehouse was occupied
" Phillips and Summers and the
yelling by John D. Elliott who now
onducts the Lewes restaurant.
Anders F. Larson who is employ
d on the U. S. Government dredge
rillespie at Penns Grove, N. d.
bent the weekend here with his
ncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Scipio
essadri.
Thomas R. Ingram entertained his
unday school class at his home last
tuesday, evening. Nearly a hundred
lembers and their husbands were
/ attendance and all reported a
pod time. Refreshments were ser
ed in abundance.
The members of Jefferson Lodge
F. & A. NJ, will give a minstrel
Ext Friday evening, February 24th
the auditorium on South street for
cir members and families. Re-
eshments will be served. This is
,out the third or fourth minstrel
hieh Jefferson Lodge has put on
Id they are always very enjoyable
fairs.
The third annual entertainment OF
e Coast Guard League was held
st Thursday night in the Ladies
ub room on Mulberry street. A
rye number were present. Re
were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul F. Carpenter
e being congratulated upon the ar
raj of baby girl. Mrs. Carpenter
at the Beebe Hospital.
Leroy Murray who has been at the
ebe Hospital for several days for
is improving.
Arthur M. Barnes and Mr.. and
s. Nathaniel S. Smith of Chesa-
AXE City, Md, are spending few
Us here at the home of their par
is, Captain and Mrs. John M.
rnes.
Rapid progress is now being made
the new tourist and community
tel for Lewes. The roof is on and
sash are in and a force of car
1ters and fathers are making good
lie.
hrs. Mary B. NAPLES, widow of
gar c. NAPLES, died February 49,
Ontario, California. She was born
Lewes in February, 1S41, and is
vived by two sons, E. Carl of FL
"a, N. Y, and Harry W., of Ontar-
Calf, a grandson, Edgar, of Fort
nth. Texas, and a granddaughter
rgaret of Elmira, N. Y, and sew
| nieces and nephews. Burial in
lison, Texas.
OR RENT-A six room house with
4 ar.1 electric lights. Apply to Au-
tus NJ. Webb, Lewes, Del. flf-4t D