Milford chronicle., 1933-09-29
LEWES


Mrs. Annie Morgan has returned
home after spending some time in
Philadelphia with friends and rela-
tives.
The Women's Home Missionary
Society of the NJ. E. Church held
covered luncheon in the Sunday
school room ON Tuesday evening.
Clifford Trader has purchased a
new Chevrolet from the Moore
Chevrolet Co.
Miss Virginia Graves and Chester
Dickerson, of Laurel, spent Sunday
here with Miss Graves parents, Mr.
and Mrs. w. f. Graves.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Haverbeck
of Wilmington, spent Sunday here
with Mrs. Haverbeck's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. James Prettyman, at their
residence on Mulberry street.
Mrs. A. w. Marshall, Sr., and
daughters, Helen, Hannah, Louise
and Elizabeth Marshall, and Miss
Louise Wescoat are attending the
Worlds Fair at Chicago.
Fred G. Clifton and friend mo-
tored to Dover on Sunday.
H. Vernon Needles is spending a
week in Chestertown, Md, with his
parents.
Mrs. Mary E. Fields has returned |
to her home in Lewes after visit |
in Wilmington with her son, C. M. |
Fields and family. While visiting |
her son Mrs. Fields Spent some |
time in Philadelphia, New York and |
New Jersey.
Miss Jessie Morris and friend of
Wilmington, spent Saturday here |
with her mother, Mrs. Hannah Nor
ris.
William ]. Thompson, Jr., has re-
turned to his school, the Valley
Forge Military Academy, at Wayne,
Pa, for the winter term.
The Misses Mary, Belle and Co
rinne lamar of Elkton, Md, are
spending the remainder of the month
at the Richard Rees cottage on the
beach.
Halton Schmierer, who recently
purchased the brick house next to
the home of William W. White on
State street, expects to move in his
new home in the near future.
Norman Neff has sold his farm
near Cool Spring to Alvin Hopkins.
1t was known as the John Pritchett
farm.
Mrs. Gilbert Byron spent the week.
end in Philadelphia with Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Clifford.
Mrs. John r. Brittingham and
children, Jackie and May, who have ,
been spending some time here at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. George H.
Dutton, have returned to their home
in New York City. Mr.. and Mrs. !
James NJ. Brittingham and daugh-
ter Barbara, Mrs. George H. Dutton !
and Beauford Warrington accom-
panied them home.
DIR. Rowland G. Paynter of
Georgetown is in the Beebe Hospital =
with a fractured arm, which injury
he sustained through a fall in his
home. Mrs. Paynter will be remem-
bered as Miss Leah Burton, former = :
ly of Lewes.
Miss Jean Beebe and Richard A.
Shields, Jr., are attending Duke ?
University at Durham, North Caro- =
lima, this winter.
Robert H. Orr, 3rd, has returned
to his school, st. Andrews, at Mid +
dletown, for the winter term. o
Captain and Mrs. Eugene G. Kel- II
lyg MdSlcE JlLluly NCAAyg anu AAAos |
Edward Carville have closed their Z
residence on the Boulevard, and u
have leased an apartment in Swirth-
more, Pa, for the winter.
OF the 1888 graduating class the y
following are going away to college: '
John Cannon, University of Del II
aware; Jean Beebe, Richard Shields,
Jr., Duke University; Virginia Lup- n
ton, Swarthmore College; Kather-
inc Marshall, Marine Junior College, b
California; Virginia Marshall, West "
Chester College.
Fillmore Clifton is taking a post o
graduate course in French and Eng p
lish at the Lewes High School. He n
will enter the University of Penn
sylvania in the fall of next year. h
Miss Ann Raughley, former Eng a.
lish teacher of the Lewes public
school, is planning to do social ser C.
vice work in Wilmington this win s
ter. o.
Painful injuries were received by m
two young men of Lewes, over the Il
weekend, one struck by a truck
and the other hit by an automobile
while riding a bicycle, near here.
Herman Marshall, about Is years
of age, had his foot crushed when -
he attempted to jump on the side of Z
a moving truck driven by Norman VI
Bridley, near the fish factories. The p
truck was returning late in the af- "
ternoon Saturday with picnic party
which had been spending the day II!
around Cape HenlOpen. Mr.. Mar ao
shall fell after grabbing the side of al
the truck and one wheel passed over en-
his foot. After treatment at the
Beebe Hospital here he was able to NJ
go home. 5.
Another accident occurred the
same night when Edward Dickerson, sp
Ia years of age, was riding on his Nj
bicycle near the beach and an auto
mobile driven by Edward Burton, Of tn
Lewes, ran into him. Mr.. Burton an
old the police that the lights from
In approaching automobile so blind tn
ID him that he did not see the boy WI
IN the bicycle in time to prevent
striking him. The boy suffered head da
md shoulder injuries, and was treat Hs
ID at the Beebe Hospital and sent en-
lone.
The entire teaching faculty and an
members of the board of education Mr.
# the Lewes public school we're Su
,uests of the Lewes Rotary Club
Monday night in the Hotel Caesar a I