Milford chronicle., 1928-09-14
Lewes News

These Ushers have been appoint
ed at the Lewes Methodist Episcopal
Church for the month of September
Morning, William E. Walsh, Chas.
T. Nelson, Carl B. Baylis, William
J. Warren; evening, Nathaniel F.
Quillen, David Birmingham, John
r. Warrington and Lindal Palmer.
William S. Ingram was appoint
ed last Tuesday by the pilot COM
missiOners of Pennsylvania as a
Pennsylvania pilot apprentice, and
has gone aboard one of the pilot
boats for a four-year period.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Morris are
spending the month of September at
their cottage in Rehoboth Beach.
Anders F. Larson, of Port Penn,
spent the weekend with his uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Scipio Tess
adri, on Front street, here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter B. Webb, of
Philadelphia, spent the weekend
at the home of Mrs. Virginia L.
Webb, in RObinsonville.
Captain Ralph H. Salmons, of New
Castle, spent the weekend at the
home of his mother, Mrs. Evaline w.
Salmons, on South street, here.
Cordy Simpler, of Annapolis, is
spending a couple of weeks vacation
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
D. Simpler, near Overbrook.
Thomas ]. Mowbray, Jr.. of Wood
bury, N. j., spent the weekend with
his family here, in the Ingram cot
tage on Lewes Beach.
Carlton Creadick, of Wilmington,
who is attending Beacom's Business
College, spent last Friday and Sat
urday with his brother, Harold
Creadick, here.
Mrs. Charles A. Moore, of Will
mington, who has been visiting her
mother, Mrs. John H. Mills, here, |
has returned.
Pilot William Teal, Sr., and fam
lily, who recently sold their home on
Market street to Albert Lupton,
moved to Philadelphia last week,
where they will make their future
home.
Samuel C. Pierce, deputy state tax
commissioner for Sussex county,
who has been in the Beebe Hospital
for the past month, suffering with
typhoid fever, is slowly improving
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur w. Frasier, of
Scranton, Pa, are spending a few
days at their home here on Dewey
avenue.
The canning plant of W. J. Warren
& Co., Inc, is kept busy now can
ming tomatoes and bunch lima
beans. They are operating about 20
hours out of "a. The early bean I
crop did not yield near so good this !
season as it did last, but the pros !
pect for the later crop is very en- {
couraging. I
Norman Lynch, of Philadelphia, :
of this town, was a town 7
visitor here during the past week. \
Next Sunday evening the service =
in the Lewes M. E. Church will be
preaching service at seven-thirty,
instead of song service at seven
o'clock which has been the summer
schedule. The Lewes M. E. Sunday
school has announced Sunday, Sep u
ember 30th, as Rally Day in the =
Sunday School. 3
Miss Louise Wiley has gone to
Asbury Park, N j., to take up her 7
luties as school teacher there where Z
he taught last year. "
Samuel B. D. Marshall is improv- o.
ng his property on Second street b.
" having electric lights installed al
". Herald Birmingham is the con- p
ractor h e'
Contractor W. Rodney Robinson 81
S making rapid progress on the N
lew home of Granville r. Locates, g.
It the corner of King and McFee n
treets. R
Mrs. William o. Nelson, of Mid N
way, was called to Philadelphia on
sunday on account of the serious hi
llness of her mother, who has just NJ
,een operated upon at the Jefferson "C
Hospital g;
The tomato crop this season is W
lot yielding as we'll as was expect eC
d and acreage is not very heavy. fr
F. Irving Walls, of Wilmington, W
pent the weekend at his cottage on W
.ewes Beach. nj
Fred c. Wolfe made a business RI
rip to Washington, D. c., during Al
he week. ~
Captain John S. Lynch and wife n,
nd Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. Green in
nd son are spending two weeks w
With Captain Lynch's two sons, Will M
lam H. and J. Russell Lynch, in ~
IazeltOn, Pa. ~
Mrs. Stephen G. Pierce and Mrs. 81 81
'harles L. Wilson are spending the ~
Teek in Wilmington and Ocean Gate, NJ
:. J. ~ ~
George S. Lubker, of Ocean Gate, a.. a.
:. j., was a weekend visitor here at a. a.
he home of Stephen G. Pierce. u
Rev. William Leishman will preach iS
nd conduct a congregational meet III III
lg at Cool Spring Presbyterian ~ ~
hurch on Sunday afternoon. The NJ NJ
urpose of the congregational meet "a
lg is to extend a call to the Rev. Pl
hOmas P. Mckee, who has resigned ut
le pastorate of the West Noting w
am Church, Colora, Md. Mr.. Nc IN IN
zee will preach at Midway Sunday, l.
t 2.30 P. M.
The evening services will be re- te
1med at Lewes Presbyterian OF
hurch, beginning Sunday at 73O. is