Milford chronicle., 1932-02-12
LEWES

Winfred Brittingham, of Florida
and his sister, Miss Bertha Britting
ham, of Wilmington, spent the week
end here with their parents, MrAant
Mrs. Emery Brittingham.
Miss Sara Webb was the guest o.
Miss Virginia Graner at the Univer.
sity of Delaware over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Maull and son
Burton Maull, and Hiram Clifton
motored to COnowingO on Sunday.
Bradford Webb motored to Will
nnngton on Friday.
IV G. S. Thomas, of Lewes, who has
been located at the Lewes Coast
Guard Station for several years, has
been placed in command of the In
dian River Coast Guard Station, re-
placing Captain Baker.
Mrs. Coleman Willard, of Boston,
Mass, and her sister, Mrs. Glen Nor
ris, of Philadelphia, are spending
some time here with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Richards.
Richard Blockson, of Penn Grove,
N. j., spent the weekend here with
friends.
John Lloyd has accepted a posi-
tion with the American Stores Co. in
Camden, N. ].
John Warrington is confined to his
home due to illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Quillen have
moved into the Irwin B. Steele prop
erty on Mulberry street.
Arthur Reed, of Delmar, is spend
ing the week here with his parents
at their home on King street.
Mrs. Ida Lank, Miss Dorothy Dav-
is and Harry Rowland spent the
weekend in Annapolis, Md, with
Mrs. Lanks son, Theodore.
Miss NJ. Holt, teacher of the local
school, is confined to her boarding
house due to illness. .....
Weston Ellis has accepted the pO-
sition in the Lewes Trust Company
formerly held by Miss Violet Best
Arthur and Elizabeth Morgan, of |
spent the weekend |
lere with their mother, Mrs. Annie
Morgan.
William Suthards, who has been
confined to his home with the grippe,
S able to be out again.
The Home Missionary Society of
he M. e. Church met at the home of
lrs. Lida Joseph Maull Monday af-
ernoon.
Miss Violet Best. of Lewes, and
oseph Jett, of Reedville, Va, were
married. by the Rev. VIM. Leishman
t the home of the bride, Saturday
fternoon.
Wilson Ingram mOtored to Phila-
elphia last Thursday.
Vernon Needles, Forest Maull and
indal Palmer motored to Philadel-
hia Tuesday
James Marvit, teacher of the local
chool, spent Monday in Chester
)wn, Md, where he attended the flu
eral of his uncle.
Miss Lola Landenhuger spent the
eek-end at her home in Philadel-
hia.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Frank MacIntire
ave returned home after spending
,veral days with their daughter,
rs. Russell Davis, in Virginia.
Samuel B. V. D. Marshall has pur- j
lased new Ford coupe from c. B.
aylis & Son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Green and
miIy, of Dover, spent the weekend
ire with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
,hn S. Lynch.
Howard Teal had his tonsils re- =
owed at the Beebe Hospital on !
onday. He is getting along very z
cely, and is expected to be out in {
few days. r
Allen Lauretsen, of Wilmington, 4
S received the contract to build 2
e new eight-room extension on the r
yves public school. p
A petition in involuntary bank n
ptcy was filed last week with
,rk of the u S. District Court in r
e case of the w. J. Warren and
mpany, Inc, of Lewes, alleged d
nkrupt. The petitioners and the G.
lOunts they claim are due them n
I'M the Warren concern are: Daniel G.
c. Littleton, 5000 for lima beans; F
lliam A. Palmer, SIS for labor; M
lliam E. Massey, 1926 for lima Pt
ans; William H. Palmer, $110 for ST
ior; Otis Elliott, $1,497.96 for II
Id DeduS. lue warren COuC6Ius d
lnery, is declared in the petition II
be insolvent, and is said to have e.,
'mitted judgments to be entered n,
linst it's property by George w. y,
eel and George E. Hudson. Sub =,
mas were issued from the office ~ ~
February 10. ~ ~
I. C. Vaughn has been appointed 10 D,
agent for the Delaware State e.
lnge Mutual Life Insurance Co., In Tn
)lace of J. D. Thompson, deceased. -.
LII TALKING PICTURES at the LHe H
LeweS, Del: Satur- Ju
, Feb. 13. Kay Francis in Girls Su St
tut Town; Tuesday, Feb. 16, MMC we
hard Dix in Secret Service; As
lrsday, Feb. is, Tallulah Bank NE
d in "The Cheat" Two shows, "'
J and 900. Selected Short Sub 40
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