Milford chronicle., 1933-10-06
LEWES

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Mrs. Leland S. Burton spent Sat
urday in Georgetown, visiting
friends and relatives.
Mrs. Lille M. Maddox and Miss
NJ. Eleanor Maddox of Centreville
Md, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles S. Morris.
Mrs. Russell Davis is spending
some time here with her mother
Mrs. Frank Macintire at her resi-.
dence on Second street.
Captain Eugene C. Kelly and
family are living in Swarthmore
Pa, during the fall and winter
months.
Miss Hannah Rench who has been
confined to her home because of
illness, is able to be out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Trader and
family motored to Fort Salisbury
on Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Janney has returned
home after spending some time in
Philadelphia visiting friends and
relatives.
DR.. Hooker, Mr.. and Mrs. George
! E. Chambers, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
V. Lyons and DR.. and Mrs. Richard
C. Beebe expect to visit the Chicago
Fair during the month of October.
A group of United States Army
engineers are encamped on Lewes
Beach and have surveying equip
ment They expect to remain here
for several weeks. No one seems to
be able to learn whta the surveying
project is.
James C. Hudson is having baths
installed in his Market street
houses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford G. Clifton
and daughter Jeanette were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Marie Pyott in Cam
den, last Sunday.
Mrs. John w. Joseph and daugh-
ter, Miss Ada, have gone to Phila-
delphia where they will reside for
the winter months.
Edgar Morris has returned home
after spending the weekend in
Philadelphia with friends and rela-
tives.
Fred Donohoe and family have
moved from their residence on the
Kings Highway to one of the Orr
properties on State street.
Fishermen have been making
some fine catches of blue fish from
Collins pier.
William Z. Walsh, Jr., is being
treated at the Beebe Hospital for a
severe injury to his ankle received
in soccer practice at the high school
field on Friday of last week.
Howard T. Long is spending some
time here at his cottage on the
beach. Chief Radio Operator Jo-
seph Miller. U. S. ~, is now in
charge of the Naval Radio Station at
Manasquan, N, ]. Mrs. Miller, who
was formerly Miss Muriel Steele, of
Lewes, and their daughter, Rhoda
Jane, are now living there with him.
DR.. and Mrs. James Beebe have
named their infant son William
Hearn, for DR.. William Hearn, of
Philadelphia, close personal
friend and professional associate of
DR.. Beebe's..
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry W. Hargadine
of Wilmington and some guests.
spent the weekend here at the Har-
gadines cottage on the beach. d.
Mrs. William Delaney of Patter-
son, N. j., Mrs. Joseph Granville and
daughter, Mary Anne, of New York
City, and Miss Gladys Harris of
Skaneateles are the guests of Mrs.
Ella Ross at her residence on State
street.
Henry C. Bibble has a position
with the keystone State Corpora
tion and is now working on the
Thirty-ninth street subway in Phila-
delphia.
Tony Ingram and his orchestra
will hold dances in the Lewes Fire
Hall every Friday evening. Door
prizes will be given. An admission |
charge of rs cents will be collected.
T. Killen Donovan is having an
sanitary milk house
erected on his farm.
The diamond ring which was found
in William e. Graves store, and |
which was turned over to the finder
of the ring, has been repievined by
Mr.. Graves who now has the ring
awaiting the claims of the owner.
The ring is valued at several hun
dred dollars and why the owner
doesn't claim it is a mystery to Mr..
Graves.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the M.
E. Church met at the home of Mrs.
Mary Martin on Monday evening.
Samuel C. Pierce of Lewes, has
been elected president of the State
Firemen. Mr.. Pierce has always
been interested in the Lewes fire
Company and has taken big in
.erest in the formation of the state
His many friends
we're pleased that he was given this
honor and we think that the organ
zation will have a splendid year
lnder his capable administration.
Miss Ethel Mae Sturdivant, daugh-
er of Mrs. Roland ]. S. Marsh, of
4ewes, and Leo Gerald Lenhoff, son
If Mr. and Mrs. George L. Lennon,
,f Wilmington, were married at 3
,'clock Saturday afternoon in the
'ectory of St. Peters r. C. Church
n Wilmington, by the Rev. Herbert
T. Rimlinger. Only the immediate
antilles attended. A reception fol-
owed at the home of the BRIDE
parents, 1920 West ourth
treet. Miss Catherine Riley was
maid of honor. George William
brother of the bridegroom
vas best man. Following wedding
rip Mr.. and Mrs. Lenhoff will live
t 504 West Twenty-second street.
Mrs. Hance Chambers, Miss
Iaurice Holt and Miss Catherine
Dye motored to Milford on Satur-
ay.