Milford chronicle., 1933-02-10
LEWES


The monthly meeting of the Lewes
Parent Teacher Association was
held Monday evening. February 6.
1888, at Z o'clock in the school IL
brary. Several important questions
were discussed. for example. Are
you a Modern Parent?" and do
You Know Your SCHOOL,"
Miss Vivian WoOley, teacher Of
first grade. discussed, How the Par
ent Can Help the Teacher. The
meeting was arranged especially for
adults.
The play. "The Peabody Pew.
which the adult classes In dramat-
les and music are preparing. is
hoped to be ready for presentation
March 6. 1888. 1t is being coached
by Mrs. Sally Sharp Messick and
Mrs. Raymond Atkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jones are
spending some time in Philadelphia
with their son and Jlaughter-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Jones.
Miss Marcella Downes, of Phila-
delphia, is spending few weeks
here with her parents.
Chester Dickerson, of Laurel, was
a town visitor over the weekend.
Raymond T. Atkins has Joined
with his father, William T. Atkins,
in the undertaking business at
Lewes. Mr.. Atkins has just passed
the state test and now has become
a licensed funeral director and EN-
balmer In the State of Delaware.
foH a
repair department Of the C. B. Bay
lis Motor Company on State street
and will operate it as a separate unit
from the garage.
Five men are engaged working on
the streets of Lewes as part of the
relief work Of the Board
Of Commissioners. These five men
will work until Saturday and then
i've more men will take their places
Theodore w. Reed is confined to
his home on Kings Highway due to
illness.
Tuesday evening, February 7th,
he Mite Society of the M. p. Church,
4ewes, met at the home of Mrs. Jen-
lie Warrington, on Kings Highway.
Mrs. Frank S. Carter and her |
laughter, Miss Helene, are spend |
ng some time in Virginia as the |
,uests of Commander Chester Jer-
Iey, U. S. NJ, and Mrs. Jersey, at |
he Portsmouth Navy Yard. On their
eturn home they will stop at WASH
ngton, D. c., to spend few days
Is the guests of Commander A. A.
Brown, U. S. N. and Mrs. Brown,
md of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Robert
on.
Walter Leishman, who is attend
ng Temple University, in Philadel-
,hia, spent the weekend here with
is parents at the "Manse".
Miss Ann T.. Raughley, who has
cen ill at her home near Dover
ince before Christmas, has recov-
red and resumed her duties as
eacher in the public school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Wine and son,
{ Philadelphia, spent the weekend
{ their cottage on the Lewes beach.
Theodore Hazard is spending
ONE time in Philadelphia visiting
elatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Haverbeck,
f Wilmington, spent the weekend
nth her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
). Prettyman.
Mrs. w. Hance Chambers is con-
ned to her home on Mulberry street
lie to illness.
Miss Vivian Wooley spent the
,eek-end in Philadelphia. visiting
elatives and friends.
Sanford Clifton motOred to Will
lington Thursday of last week.
Elverson Ingram has moved his
imily from the Beebe property on
ieebe avenue to the Edgar w. In {
ram property on First street.
Francis Rogers was a town vis-
or over the weekend. {
Miss Cathryn Murphy spent the (
eek-end in Philadelphia with |
lends and relatives.
The w. C. T. U. met at the home '
t Miss Ella Virdons during the q
eek. s
TelI Known Engineer Visits Here
Charles P. Hill, of Victoria, Brit |
h Columbia. has been visiting rela- /
YES and friends in Delaware, and d
st week was the guest of Mr.. and
rs. Harry Frazier, the latter being I
s neiee. Mr.. Hill is a retired min c
G engineer, and with his brother, (
S. Hill, of RehobOth, has visited C
.phews and nsices residing at Re- s
,both Beach, Del, New Castle, Del, a
I'd Baltimore, Md. His route from c
'itish Columbia, was down the Pa /
lc coast to Panama and through a
e Canal Zone to New York and J
ence to Delaware. He will re- {
rn over land, and will stop at the r
wn of "Hillcrest" in the Rocky n
ountain plateau, which named for n
m. His business took him to al i
1st every country in the world
ring his active career and he is