Milford chronicle., 1928-12-07
Lewes News

Herman C. Short is substituting
on the village mail route in w. Her
aid Brittinghams stead, while tn
latter is on a two weeks vacation.
Miss Alberta Wilson who is atten
ding the Pennsylvania School of So
cial and Health Work in Philadel
mia spent the weekend with hel
parents here, Mr.. and Mrs. c. AlonzC
Wilson.
Miss Laura Lynch who is attend
ing the Illman Training School II
Philadelphia spent the weekend
with her parents here, Mr.. and Mrs
William A. Lynch.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Taylor Of VIII
mington spent Thanksgiving Day
here among friends and relatives.
Chief Engineer Charles ii. Johh-
son and Charles w. Mitchell OF the
Fenwick Island list vessel, left here
the first of the week for Norfolk, va.
where they will take one Of the ten
ders for the Fenwick Island snip.
A number of people attended j. b.
Van Arman's Minstrels when was
held in the auditorium on Saturday
night. c,.s.ov
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford G. Chiffon
entertained on Sunday Miss Myrtle
Clifton of Philadelphia, Allen Dries
bach of Ouakertown, Pa, Mrs. L. l..
Adams of Harrington, Mr.. and Mrs.
W Clifton of Greenwood and MT.
and Mrs. ]. Ellis Clifton and chill
dren of Lewes.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
loves M E. Church met on Monday
evening at the home OF Mrs. Harry
NJ Maull on Third street.
Mrs. Helen E. Lowe who has Deeh
confined at the Beebe Hospital LOT
several weeks was able to be re-
moved to the home of her parents
bore on franklin avenue on Thanks
giving Day. ,4 CT
George H. Lankford, aged about 81
vaars. died at his home on Aln9
street. early Sunday morning. tol-
lowing an illness of five weeks: ne
ie survived by his wife, Mrs. Almeta
colmons Lankford and one brother'
Tbomas S. Iankford. Funeral ser
ices were held on Wednesday AFTER
noon at the house and 1ntermehC III
the NJ. E. cemetery. on
The business men of LeWes organ-
izod Rotary Club here last Wed
nosdav evening with Thomas X. IN
gram as president; DR.. U. w. HOOK
or. vice president; John M. IhoHP
son. treasurer, and Charles l. Mel
son, secretary. IT
Iawes Council, No. Is, Jr. o. U.
A M met at their hall at ten o.
clock Sunday morning and ATTENDED
divine services in body at tne
ewes Methodist Episcopal Church'
DIR. w. A. Wise preached the ser
mon. ooo,,,,ies
tbe Nehemiah Reynolds farm III !
~oo1enring will dispose Of his i've
took and farming implements anu
lii move his family to Georgetown .
he first of the year where he VIII =,
sngage in carpenter work. Clarence ;
TaIIowav of Millsboro will occupy !
he farm vacated by Truitt.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Anderson VI
5avre de Grace, Md, are spenol1s
few days here at the Caesar Roo }
,av Hotel. Mr.. Anderson paid OH MS
omato growers here on Friday
Miss Ruth Pierce who is employ
4 in wilmington spent ThanksglV- G
no with her parents here, Mr.. ana .
Irs. Stephen G. Pierce. 9
Artis r. Salmons of Scranton, Pa (
$ spending a few days at the nome
f his mother here, Mrs. oscar M g
almons on South street. .
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton H. Nelson z
+ Florence, N. J., who have Deen q
nanding several days with his 9
randnarents here, Mr.. and Mrs. Al X
-od p Nelson. have returned to
heir home. ~ .b,, %
were VISITORS vi y
Day at the nome OF
[rs. Virginia L. Webb in ROBINSON 3
Howard T. Long of Philadelphia &
as a town visitor here over the q
eek-end. y
Josenh L. Steele of Harrisburg, K
a. who was the supervising arch1- q
,ct on the new hotel for Lewes for %
,veral months was a town visitor d
ere over the weekend. e
Funeral services Of Joseph wal q
r Moore, aged SO years, were held n
, Saturday afternoon at Midway &
resbvterian Church and interment 30
ade in the Lewes M. E. cemetery "a
ev. VIM. Leishman, pastor of the e
resbyterian Church, had charge OF S
e services. 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred C. Wolfe and @
lildren spent several days last e
eek at the home of Mrs. Wolfe's "a
other in Philadelphia. &
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