Milford chronicle., 1931-05-29
LEWES

! The graduating class of the Beebe
/ Hospital held its commencement eXer-
ciscs last Friday evening at the Audi
| torium Theatre. DR. +. Brooks Bland,
/ professor of obstetrics of the jefferson
Medical College, Philadelphia, delivered
the address, while the high school Or
chestra furnished the music. The nur-
ses in the graduating class this year
were the Misses Betty Hail. Gladys
Bradley, Ida Moore and Mildred Moore.
Mrs. William II. Fields has returned
to her home in Lewes after a three
week visit in Wilmington, Baltimore
and Warrington, ID. c.
Sara Wyatt spent the week-end here
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter e. Wyatt.
Jack Wine has returned to Philadel-
phia after spending the weekend here
with his family at their cottage on
Lewes Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Taylor of Will
mington spent Sunday here as the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Bones.
Mrs. Kate Lubker who has been very
i'll for the past few weeks is able to be
out again.
The Lewes High School base ball
team captured the d. ]. A. A. playolf
for sections T. and f, defeating Frank
lOIus ~ " bs 4AthNo Mdo Oil ~ u lihN
start, only to have FrankfOrd come
from behind to knot the score in the
first of the sixth. Lewes took the lead
with a run in their half and was new
er headed.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles C. Green and
daughter of Dover spent the weekend
here with her parents, Capt. and Mrs.
John S. Lynch.
Misses Mildred Bennett and Nellie
Clifton spent the week-end in Whining
ton with friends.
Misses Helen and Louise Marshall,
who are attending Beacon Business
College, in Wilmington, spent Sunday
here with their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Brittingham and
family spent Sunday i'm Millsboro visit
ing friends and relatives.
Miss Hilda Brittingham of Philadel-
pha spent the weekend here with her
father, David Brittingham.
Mrs. LYDIA Maull and daughter Mar
tina mOtored to Wilmington on Satur-
day.
Harold Creadicll and Ellis Clifton
motored to Philadelphia on Monday.
Little 11lvira Nelson. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Nelson, is confined to
her home due to illness.
Raymond Atkins of Wilmington spent
Sunday here with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William T. Atkins.
At the initial meeting of the members
of the Lewes baseball club the follow
ing officers were elected for the COM
ing year: President. w J. Warren;
secretary Roland Raught; treasurer.
William Clifton; captain, James Pretty |
man; manager, Harold Brittingham and |
assistant manager, Chas. Futcher The |
members of the club, includ- |
ing the honorary member, "Lyn" Rit |
ter, We're present at the meeting: Jack |
Lynch, Nick Morris, ED. Maull, Roland |
Raught, Lefty Brittingham, Rirons |
Clifton, Fillmore, Clifton, Scott Pierce,
Lloyd, Harold Hickman, Bill Palmer, |
Bill Clifton, Bill Ennis and Charlie Fut- |
cher.
Some of these names will he missing
from the activities Of the club in the
middle of the season as number of
the boys have announced their inten-
tiOnS of being away after June. De-
spite this fact, however the team which
will be put on the field WILL we believe,
be one of the strongest that has repre-
sented Lewes in number of years.
a chain is no stronger
than its weakest link and ball team is
no stronger than its support received
from the town it represents. The more
people behind the team and the players
the better will be its showing on the
field. Show the team members that you
are back of them this year. Good sup
porting fans inspires confidence and
razzing or hooting of home town play
arS is bad business.
William Morgan of Wilmington and
Arthur and Elizabeth Morgan of Phil
,delphia spent the weekend with Mrs.
Annie Morgan.
Mrs. Alfred Joseph motored TO Phil
ldelphia over the weekend and re-
urned home Monday by airplane.
| Governor c. Douglass Buck announ-
'ed last Tuesday the personnel of the
committee to make the plans for the
celebration of the Land
ng of the Dutch at Lewes.
The members of the commission as
appointed are: Christopher l.. Ward of
Judge Richard Rodney, of
Iew Castle; Mrs. Walker l.. Mifflin of
Dover, and Mrs. William p. Orr, Jr.,
Hrs. Lena Tammany and Captain Har
y " Lyons of Lewes.
Provisions for the appointment of the
ommttee was made under the bill pre-
ented by Senator G. Clifton NIauIl, of
@CNN'f tAAAo PtNoHNA ~ AiAS A4tt1 iolotbhlC !
t its last session. The bill appriprated
he sum of 55.00$0 for the event.
OF the above named sum, $4,000 is
pportoned as being the limit for the
urchase of a site and the balance will
e used to construct a replica of the
own hall at Hoorn. Holland.
The above committee will meet in
he near future and establish a date for
he celebration and will select site for j
he building and arrange the plans for ;
he preliminary work.
ALL TALKING PICTURES at the
.UDITORIUM, Lewes, Del, RCA {
ound. aturday-DecoratiO Day
lay 80, Buster Keaton, Charlotte
reenwood and Cliff Edwards in 5
PARLOR, BEDROOM AND BATH. j
uesday, June 2, Lowell Sherman
nd Irene Dunn i'll BACHELOR !
Thursday, June 4, &
larry AstOr and Robert Ames i'm
BEHIND OFFICE DOORS. Two ,
lows, 7:15 and 300. Admission '
lults 4Oc, children under IL years G
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