Milford chronicle., 1933-05-12
LEWES

anu MIS- w. u. GTdfeS.
Miss Jessie Morris and friend
= Miss Dorothy Knox of Newark spen
the weekend here with Miss Nor
ris' mother, Mrs. Hannah Morris, a
her residence ON Market street.
William E. Walsh is remodelins
bis store at Rehoboth and will opel
ii by the middle of the month. HI
will have stock of used furniture
Mr.. Walsh received the contract fol
installing the heater and boiler oil
the Ralph Rust residence. which /.
being erected on the Lewes-Reho
both road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank S. Carter and
their children. Miss Helene anG
Frank, Jr., and Mrs. William +. Lof-
land closed their town residence last
week and moved to their cottage on
the beach, which they will occupy
until November.
William +. Walsh reports that
Lewes is making ready for the sum-
mer season, which will soon be here.
Mr.. Walsh and William L. Burton
have inspected the paved streets
throughout the town in order to
make a report on the necessary re-
pairs. which work will be started
Immediately. All streets are to be
sprayed with calcium chloride to lay
the dust. The hole on the State
Highway at Fourth street was re-
paired some time ago. Additional
drain pipes are being laid in the
bitches dug in the marsh lands be-
tween the town proper ana the
beach during the winter; and also
along the new road leading to the
municipal. dumping grounds. 1t is
hoped that these pipes by carrying
off all stagnant water will aid in
Kidding Lewes of mosquitoes. Mr..
Walsh also reports that a surpris-
ingly large number of inquiries for
cottages to be rented have been
made. There has been a much great
er demand for cottages this year
than last.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Peck are
receiving congratulations on the
birth of son, Nicholas Albert, on
April 30, at the Beebe Hos
pital.
Capt. Fred Burton is in command
of the pilot boat philadelphia" for
two weeks.
In honor of Music Week the
Methodist Episcopal Church will
hold a special service on the even
ing of May IA. This service will be
in charge of Miss Nellie Clifton,
president of the Epworth League,
md will be entirely devoted to mu-
sic.
William Clifton and Fillmore Cliff
on mOtored to Ridgely, Md, on Sum
lay.
Thelma Argo and Edgar Argo
ipent the weekend in Wilmington
With friends.
Mrs. Charles Futcher spent the
weekend in Wilmington with
riends and relatives.
Misses Vivian Wooley and Helen
,yland spent the weekend in Phil
visiting relatives and
riends.
Theodore Hazard and Frank
Vest motored to Philadelphia on
unday.
Conrad Roach has purchased
ew Chevrolet sedan.
MIR. and Mrs. William II. OFT and
on William are spending some time
I Philadelphia visiting friends. and
elatiVes.
James Prettyman of Newark spent
ne weekend here with his parents,
Ir. and Mrs. James p. Prettyman.
Rev. William Leishman motored
, Wilmington on Saturday.
The Zwaanendael club, a branch
+ the State Federation of Women's
lub. has closed its. club house for
le summer months. Activities will
Of be resumed until October.
Delegates to the annual meeting
the Federation Clubs have been
losen as follows: Mrs. Gilbert By
IN, Mrs. Richard Beebe; alternates'
rs. William T. Atkins and Mrs. Ell
srsOn w. Ingram.
Eighty school children of the
ewes Public School participated in
free concert Sunday night at the
ewes School auditorium, under the
rection of George A. Peck, cele-
'ating the opening of National
usic Week. .4
The concert included selections
the school orchestra, band and
Iorus, string and wOOd%ind en-
mbles and solo numbers, which
III be for the purpose of giving To-
/ people an opportunity to hear
e young musicians .at their best
most of the former concerts have
en- given in other sections of the
ate. The Sussex County Music
stival will take place at Seaford
iday.
Thomas r. Marshall. the oldest
tive pilot in the Pilots Associa-
m, suffered a paralytic stroke on
turday night. Mir. Marshall re-
les in the ellis Neck section of
ives. His condition was reported
proved.
Bradley who has been
lfined to his home due to illness
able to be out again.
Howard NJ. Long of Philadelphia
ent the weekend at his cottage
the Lewes Beach. |
Miss Lillian B. Coyerdale motored
Wilmington on Saturday. |
Howard NJ. Teal of Philadelphia
mt the weekend here with his |
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. William Teal, |
Mss Emily Coverdale of Whining |
spent the weekend here with
: parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Coverdale. |
LONG NECK II