Milford chronicle., 1931-04-10
LEWES

nes.
Elwood Lowe, who is attending
school in New York spent his Eas-
ter vacation here with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lowe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest 7. Bird OF
BroOkline, Mass, announces the en-
gagement of their daughter, Miss
Martha E. Bird, to James r. Wiley
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward G. Will
ley. of this town. Miss Bird is a
graduate of Wheaton College, Nor
ton, Mass. Mr.. Wiley is a graduate
of Temple University. He is assOcia-
ted with the Raymond WhitecOmb
i Travel Bureau.
! Mrs. Robert NewcOmb of Vineland,
! n. j.. is spending some time here
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Short.
Misses Cathryn and Betty Johnson
of Washington spent the weekend
here with their sister. Mrs. Walter
Bryan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Davis of
Woodbury., N. j., spent Sunday here
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Maclntlre.
The Lewes High School baseball
keam defeated the Dover High
School team in ten inning game at
Dover last Friday. 1t was the first
game of the season for both teams.
The score was IL to 8. Up until the
ninth inning Lewes had a fairly
easy time. In the ninth, however,
Dover staged a rally scoring five
runs to tie the score. This all went
by the board, however, when Lewes,
aided by timely hitting on the part
of Morris, Maull and Clifton went
into the tent hand scored three runs.
Although this was the first game
both pitchers went the entire route.
With the exception of two innings,
Stott was never in any serious
trouble and during the contest FAN
ned eighteen. Poor fielding partly
ruined what might have otherwise
been a good contest for Parker of
the Dover team struck out twelve.
Mag, of Dover, with four hits out
of five trips to the plate, gained the
batting hOnOrs while Knox and Cliff
ton of Lewes and Montague of Do
yer each contributed Il home run.
The fast fielding plays were fur
nished by Urian of Dover and Pret-
lyman of Lewes.
Wallace Hudson of Chinciteague
spent Sunday and Monday here with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John W.
Hudson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Haverbeck OF
Wilmington spent Sunday here with
Mr.. and Mrs. James Prettyman.
Mrs. Willard H. Collins and son,
William Collins, are confined to
their home due to illness. Mrs. Col
Inns who has been seriously i'll is
somewhat improved at this writing.
Miss Martin Holt spent her Easter
vacation with her parents in Clarks-
Eille. .
NJ. Louis Graves has purchased (
lew Pontiac from George Lowe.
! Misses Sara Wyatt, Elizabeth Bee
be- Margaret Vessels and Mary In (
gram have returned to Delaware
College after spending their Easter
vacation here with their parents.
Robert Leishman spent the week .
end here with his parents, Rev. and
Mrs. William Leishman.
Mrs. Fred Lubker who is confined
in the Beebe Hospital is showing
some improvement at this writing.
Thomas Morris is having new
home built in DeVries Circle.
Misses Louise, Helen and Eliza
beth Marshall spent the weekend
here with their parents.
The Community Band of Mills
boro will play at the Groome's Me-
mortal NJ. P. Church Sunday eve
ming, April -. I
A new roo fis being put on the
Marshall property which was re-
GENTLY damaged by fire. Mr.. and Mrs.
John r. Lawton and family will
move into the property when repairs
lave been completed
W. l.. Graves has purchased the
property on Second street from the
ewes Trust Company.
Mrs. A. w. COnwell, Miss Alice
'onwill, John Kniht, Arthur Nor
AN and Miss Elizabeth Morgan of
spent Sunday here with
lrs. Annie Morgan.
Mrs. Charles Mason and children,
Jr., Ruth Ann and Peggy
mn Mason and Louis Lauritsen of
Kenneth Square, Pa. and Arthur
lasOn of Vineland, N. j., visited rel
tives and friends here on Friday.
Boyce LarrimOre, Edward Wyatt
nd Allen Vessels attended the Eas-
81! dance at Salisbury on MondJy.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bulger, of
hester, Pa. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles /
of Harbeson and Mrs. Eva !
azzard, of LPwes, spent Easter
it'll Martin Webb and family.
ALL TALKING PICTURES at the {
Lewes, Del. RCA
OUND. Saturday, April II, Jack
axle. Jean Arthur in GANG BUS
Err" Tuesday, April Il. Richard !
rlen and Mary Brian in "GUN
MOKE." Thursday, April 16, Wal
II Huston in 1.-THE CRIMINAL !
ODE" Two shows 7:15 and Q. Ad-
issiOn Adults 40c. children under
2, 25c. Coming, Saturday, Anril !
;. Lawrence Tibbett in "NEW 5
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