Milford chronicle., 1929-07-12
Lewes News

departed for their new hoihS IN ocean
been transferred to higher position
in the U. S. Coast Guard Service. Dur
ing their stay in LeweS they made many
friends who were reluctant to see them
leave Lewes.
Mr. and Mrs Howard L. Harrock and
three children of Salisbury. Md, have
moved into one of the brick dwellings
on South street. Mr.. Harrock is en-
ployed by Paul f. Carpenter.
Fred English, Jr., of Chester, Pa, is
amending the summer months here with
Mr. and Mrs. John X. Iawton.
Thomas Morgan of Philadelphia spent
the weekend with his wife. Mrs. An
Robert Wheeler of Wilmington has
rented one of the Lodge cottages on
Iewes Beach. He and his family are
now occupying the same.
William Carpenter mas purchased
new Chrysler sedan.
William Russell announces the mar
riare of his daughter. Gladys, to An
drew ID. Toms. on Saturday, June 29.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Toms VIII make their
home i'm Browns Mill, N. ].
ON Thursday afternoon. July 4. the
roof of the property owned by Richard
Derrickson on Jefterso navenue, in
Tevves was destroyed and the attic
e1Itted with fire and water. The fire ac-
cording 10 reports, was started by a
young boy throwing firecracker,
known as y sparlSler, on the roof OF the
house. The property IS occupied Dy Us
car Marvel and family. The local fire
,comnanV responded and part OF the
furniture was removed from the prem
ises but in order to save the property
II was necessary to throw considerable
water into the building thus causing
damage 10 the furniture and interior of
fhe house. The nremen saved the
building from being complete loss and
confined the fire to the attic and roof
of the house.
rones arrived home Sunday after
spending few weeks with friends in
M MI. and Mrs. Harold Creadick mo-
tored to Rochester. Md, on Sunday.
e. Peters Church services on Sum
dav were in charge Of Rev. c. H. B.
turner, D. D., the former rector OF st.
Peters parish, at 1880 and IL a IN. DR..
Turner's many friends were re1oiced at
his return and a general invitation was
given to all to welcome him.
Tba Rev. John s. Littell, d. D.. IL at
stony Brook School, Long Island. full
1iiling an engagement to teach in the
New York Province summer School
'n9i renee Frehman of Camden, N. J.,
who will be- remembered by many
Iewes people as the conauctor OF the
band at the Naval base mere curing the
h;cb give regular Sunday evening
concerts at Cape May during the sum
noer These concerts held at the Com
vention Hail. are very greatly enjoyed
~" This season through the efforts
of Mr. Frehman the orchestra will be
augmented by mon from the PhiIadeI-
mia symphony Orchestra ana by local
talent from various operatic associa-
tionS. !
. Thomas R. Ingram. Dr., has purchased
NTisses Comfort Ingram, Doris War
rington, Mary Hart, and Marguerite A
SiIbereisan were operated upon Tor ton
siIs in the Beebe Hospital on Tuesday.
Rev. James Leishman, ID. D., OF Pas-
adena. California, occupied the pulpit OF
the I,eWes Presbyterian Church on sun
dav The morning service started at II
oscIocx and the evening service at 1880
,o,cIoclI Rev. Leishman has just return
cd from a tour of the Holy Land ana
of Europe His evening sermon dealt
with the surroundings OF PaIestlnei tie the
Nile =" In the morning his topic was "A
Sunday Morning on the Mount OF
Olives" DR.. Leishman also addressed
the Midway congregation at z:SO p III;
He is a very interesting speaker ana
told of the Holy Land in manner
which made his listeners appreciate tne
place which played so prominent part
in the history of Christianity.
A marriage ceremony o. 0f 1ees 1nIeeeSt and ID
Rehoboth in particular was solemnlzed
in Milton when Miss Anna Elizabeth
Irwin. daughter of Mrs. A. Wallace !r-
win. of Milton, and John p. Cowgirl,
son of Mrs. K L. Cowgirl, OF Dover anu
Rehoboth, became man and w1fe.
The wedding took place at the nome
of the bride at o'clock IN the AFTER
noon and Rev. C. Natal Jones' pastor
of the NJ. E. Church OF Milton perI9rin1t p9 n
ed the ceremony. Myron Lockwood, OF
wilmington, cousin Of the bridegroom
was the best man. The bride was at
tired in an ensemble of white crepe oe
chine and carried bouquet U1 hhes OIL
the valley and roses.
groom left for tour through virginia
following which they will return TO re
hoboth Beach where they will make
their future home. MIR. CoWgln 10 III SIN SltS
real estate business at the resort: Mrs.
Cowgirl taught the third grade IN Ae"eS
last year.
Frank Chambers Of Wilmington spent
the weekend with Mr.. and hrs' W.
Mrs. Mary PETER and Miss Helen Pef-
fer Miss Merton Summers OF PhlladeI-
phia are visiting Mr.. and MRS. Freu -
Wolfe.
downe. Pa, are visiting Capt. ana '1rs'
Willard H Collins. -,.., -
Thomas Morgan who is employed IN
Wilmington spent the weekend Win
his wife, Mrs Thomas morgan; ,,,,,,,o
has rented the Charles Beepe cotCaSs
on Lewes Beach for the summer
months.
Mrs Jane Baynum, age rs years wild
ow of John D. Baynum, deceased, pass
ed away very suddenly early trioay'
July 5, at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Calvin Evans. Her death s WaS
supposed to have resulted from near iaIs
trouble. She leaves to mourn her tosS Ss
eight children, three \sons ana IIos HUs
daughters: William D. Baynum, GhaIles MARIE.
Baynum and John Baynum OF Le%ss' gt,S
Mrs. Thomas Littleton, Mrs. CalVIh l-l-O,' .v-
ans, Mrs. Rowland Tindall OF LeWes'
Mrs John Derrickson of Enendale, 9@Irs' @
Elwood Bond of Philadelphia one pro-
ther, John Milby Of Milton ana one SIS
ter, Mrs. A. II. Hayward OF PhllaaeiplilsN
and several grandchildren.
DR.. Anna X. GregOrius, ChirOprac-
tor, has opened an Office at RehoDotn
Beach-Hayden Cottage, Rehopotn
Avenue. Monday, wednesday ana
Friday, from $3.50 to P. M. consul
tation and Spinal Analysis Free.
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ANNA 4. GREGORIUS, Chrep4aos"r
2O4 East Front Street. Aiiroro
m22-tf Phone 157