Milford chronicle., 1930-02-07
Lewes News

nacially in LeWeS Where She was
iifo long resident. She is survived Wy
- husband and one daughter MIS-
II ~ irving Walls of Wilmington me
e.'nnroI - services were held at her
80 residence on Second street u OH
wednesday afternoon Win neV' s4 was ",
Wise officiating. Interment m~'
noode in the Lewes M. e. cemeVelS'
Mrs Henry Ennis is conhneu "
,ar home due to illness.
Miss Alberta Wilson OF Phllaugi, au;ti,
r,,ia spent the weekend mere w. ml.o
her her parents, Mr.. and MIS- AiO---'
1Torold schorer, engineer on tne ne
over Falls ,oE9 LghtSnlRS, on Shore tS leave.
Iohn M. Vessels, Jr., a stuueno anont T,t
+be university of Delaware stSar SR1T
tbo tho weekend here with MS no'n0-'
Mrs Elizabeth B. Vessels IT,
w E. Graves is confined TO LIS
home due to illness.
Misses Elizabeth Beebe ana ana MTi- 4Ini-
oorat vessels, students at Cne ooi-- o
SAT- s.ei+v Of Delaware spent the week
va V' here with their parents
IN T,uor1, Chambers of Wilmington
Int the weekend here Win MI
sPsnS 5 NSrs w. Hance Chambers E..
''iIW Mics &C. Elizabeth Marshall VINO -
IaisiDe ni5T school in Swarthmore' Fa'
cTont .T.a the weekend here VIII ~ n
narents, Mr.. and MIS- A. W. -
% Mrs. Carlton Tracy is connneu "
the Beebe Hospital due to lllngSS; lIl;I"Jo1-
'nH Poesett Brittingham OF Phllauei, P.tI,
-" snent the weekend here win
IiS Pii', narents. Mr.. and Mrs. E. b. BTU
tingham. .,a NrocTn+ira are
receiving congratulations up0H Wv
aTTivaI of a fine baby girl. ....,od
Mrs. Ida NJ. Lank has reCuLn LnGu -,
home after spending several Gays IL
Washington, D. c., visiting nel soH'
Henry Lank. a b,,s-
80. trim to Philadelphia on wed
nesday. Dbi1oda1nbia
George .. GuDASA " oo1--
was a town visitor over the "eeA
end. oooon+ed a
nosition as clerk for William M
Carpenter. -. oonerad
IN his home for several days que "
illness is slowly improving at ILLS
walter Donovan who has been
emnloyed by the Maryland ana Del
sware Coast Railway Company, mas
rasigned his position with them ana
has accepted a job as truck driver
with the Eldorado Oil Company
Charles Baynum who has Deen
very ill for some time is slowly I'M
proving at this writing.
Alton Collins of Harrington spenC
Sunday here with Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
iamin Bradley. .,
Mrs clara c. Jones left Friday
morning for Winter Haven tIoTlGd'
where She will spend several weeks
with her daughter, Mrs. Ann Alex
ander. ho.,,o+
The LeW6S I14Su 0SAO- 1
hall team defeated the strong Lauret
High School team last Friday night
hv the score of 19 to 16. The game
was well played by both teams Win
Prettyman and Starring for the
T,ewes boys and Ellis and Moore 1or
laurel being high scorers.
The Willing Workers Bible class
of the I,ewes Methodist Episcopal
Church of which DR.. William H.
Mowbrey is teacher, held their an
mai banquet last Thursday evening
at the Caesar. Rodney Hotel Win
about rs members and their wives
and sweethearts in attendance, TINS
was the night of the blizzard anu
had it not been for the severe storm
the attendance would have been
much greater. DR.. Ulysses w. HOOK
er was POSTMASTER and he handIeo
the situation in his usual pleasing
manner with plenty of pep and ac-
tion. DR.. Hooker opened the meetns
with a short address which was very
He then called upon MT.
R. Ingram for selectlon
from the following male quartet
Charles W. Carey, Ralph S. BroWn'
B. Marshall and 1. H. III
gram. They sang two or three selec-
lions. After considerable applause
DIR. Hooker was asked to sing
Clock" with the
quartet filling in on the chorus me
1ext number was a couple of selec-
ions by Charles T. Nelson, Jr.' on
The harmonica, accompanied Dy
Samuel B. Marshall with the guitar
and a selection with each OF tnem
D1aving the harmonica. Samuel b.
MARSHALL was then called upon for
1armonica solo which was thor
,ughly enjoyed by everybody. HOW
,rd T. Ennis of Stockley was 10
lave been the chief speaker OF tne
,vening but owing to the preValLns
now storm was unable to be pres
inf. In his absence the toastmaster
allied upon DR.. W. A. Wise and Dr.
William R Mowbray, each giving a
-erv short and interesting talk. A
lumber of songs were sung under {
he leadership of Thomas r. IN :
ram. Everybody had a good time {
nd were loud in their praise for the :
ommittee who had charge OF the al
air, namely Cornelius G. Marshall ,
'homas R. Morris and John R. War !
lngton.
The regular monthly meeting OF
le Thompson W. C. T. q. will meet :
/ the home Of Mrs. Myers Petty =
,hn, Wednesday, February IL. A ,
ood attendance is desired. :