Milford chronicle., 1929-03-15
Lewes News

Beebe Hospital on Tuesday morning
following an illness of many weeks
during which period she rallied
MANY times only to finally succumb
TO heart trouble. The late Mrs.
Murray was taken to the hospital
few weeks ago and was operated
upon several days ago. Following
the operation her condition became
improved and there were hopes OF
her recovery when her heart became
weaker and she died on Tuesday
morning. She was Al years of age
and is survived by her husband, one
daughter, Mrs. Gladys Murray WIKI
ms, of Milford, and one grandchlld,
Phyllis wilkins, and one brother,
and her mother, Mrs. Mary E. Tru-
lit. The funeral services were held
at her late home on Market street
on Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock
with Rev. Wise officiating. Interment
was made in the Lewes NJ. E. ceme-
terry.
The Rotary Club of I.ewes held
their weekly meeting at the Caesar
Rodney Hotel on Monday with VIII
liam ]. Warren in charge of the
meeting. Prof. Richard A. Shields
was the principal speaker of the ev-
ening and gave very splendid talk
on the relationship between the par
ent and the teacher. He emphasized
the need of close cooperation be-
tween these two groups ot people
not only in the children's education
al work but also in the athletlc &C
tiyities as we'll. He stated that the
elements of education were instllled
in the children in the schools and
that the cooperation of parents was
necessary in order that the students
get the full benefit of their school
and home training. Mr.. Warren gave
a short and interesting talk On the
canning industry and its worth to
the community in which canning
n1ants are located. c. ]. Mcllvalne
Of GEORGETOWN was guest OF the
local members. The next meeting
will he in charge of Rev. William
Leishman.
DIR. John. S. Littell, rector OF an
Eniscopal Church in Hartford, Conn.,
has been placed in charge of st. Pc
ter's Episcopal Church in Lewes by
Rishop Cook of Delaware for the
Iittell preached at the services IN
the church last Sunday week ana
will preach again tomorrow at tne
usual services. He will have a ser
vice every day from now until Las
ter at 4 o'clock in the afternoon:
Ernest Ratledge, of Philadelphia
who moved his family to Lewes sew
oral weeks ago and became assocla-
ted with William E. Walsh in his au-
tomobile business on South street
hos purchased from Mr.. Walsh ms
interest in the business. Mr.. Rat-
ledge is now operating the business
under his own name and Mr.. walsh
is moving the Frigidaire, Johnson
Motor Company products and H. u
A radio products to the store on
second street, formerly occupied by
Mrs Bessie Off, Mr.. Walsh rented
This nroperty on Tuesday and Will
now have two stores under his SUI
pervision, this one and one III Cne
hotel building. =,
On Saturday, March %, at o.
clock at the Fidelity Trust and say
ings Bank, Sheriff Bud Coy Will sell
three lots on King street in Lewes
THESE lots are the property OF Chas
nj Palmer and Sara Wilson.
Arthur Barnes, former Lewes DO!
who is now employed by the Foro
Motor Company in Chester, Pa, is
ranidlv recovering f-om an attack
of pneumonia which confined him &c
fine Chester Hospital for several
weeks. He expects to resume ms
duties in the foreign assembling
Dlant of the Ford Company wlthlI
the next few days.
Harold Joseph who for several
weeks suffered severely from Dac
attack of lockjaw, is now able to DC
ont and is feeling fine. At one time
his condition was critical and MS
entire body paralyzed from the at
tack but his condition improved
gradually until he is able to move
every part of his body with ease.
Martin Bailey has returned to MI
home in Philadelphia after spendlnt
some time here with Mr.. and Mrs
William e. Walsh. Mrs. Bailey whit
is still ill and her son, will proloni
their stay for short time.
The funeral services of the lat'
Nrs John d. Elliott were held las
Sunday afternoon. 1t was one OF tn
largest funerals held here in recen
wears. The service was held at ne
late home on South street and inter
ment in the Lewes M. E. cemetery.
Ira Magee who has been employed
at times by the Light House Service
has accepted a position with the scr
vice and is now stationed at Eose
XWinfield Birmingham has returned
to Atlantic City where he is IN I'M
Coast Guard Service after spending
ten days with his relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Maull Wh'
have been spending the past three
months in Philadelphia, residing II
Green's hotel have returned to max
tbair home here. They expect II
omen their home in Rehoboth soon.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Harrison ant
family have moved into one OF tn
double houses known as the Hudson
property on Market street.
Mrs. william T. Atkins who hal
been spending the past three month'
with her daughter, Mrs. Beatrice
Arthurs in Miami, Florida, has re
turned to her home.
Among the Lewes people wn'
attended the inaugural exercises II
washington, d. c., on Monday o
last week were: Representative
Marshall P. Hazard, N. b. Reg1ste
and son, Leon, L. H. Littleton, VII
liam P. Clifton, Harold Creadick AM
Mr.. and Mrs. John Doughty.
Nrrs Tu1ia Sturms is to he con