Milford chronicle., 1933-12-15
LEWES

residence ON the Rehoboth road. He
guests included Mrs. Margare
Smith, of Baltimore, Mrs. Arthur w
Marshall, Sr., Mrs, Leland Burton
Mrs. Kenneth Stewart and Mis-:
Elizabeth w. Nirden. Mrs. Ervil
Stambaugh and Mrs. Laurence b
Knapp. Mrs. Erwin Stambaush anC
Mrs. Laurence Knapp received the
first and second prizes, and Mrs
Smith won the guest prize.
Word was received this week OF
the safety of the tug Penn Manor
having in tow the barge SOlarinar
loaded with coal enroute from Will
mineton to New York and for which
the Coast Guard had on Monday
been asked to search. 1t was feared
the tug might have been disabled in
the storm Saturday night. Both yes
sells were at Sandy Hook.
Mrs. virginia Mustard and Mrs.
Caleb Layton we're guests of Mrs.
Roman Tammany and Miss Anna
Nichols on Tuesday and Wednesday
of last week.
The Sussex Trust Company pur-
chased the farm Of Archie Scott, de-
ceased at the sale last Saturday. II
contains 65 acres in Indian River
Hundred.
Miss Catherine c. Maull of New
York spent the weekend here with
her mother, Mrs. Mary Q. Maull on
Ship Carpenter street.
Mrs. Handy Long has returned
home after spending week III
MillsbOro as the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Reese White.
The conduct of the youths at the
G. c. c. encampment at Lewes is OF
a type which makes the lads a well
come addition to the life OF the
community. Composed of all kinds
of youths it would be expected that
a percentage of them would be of a
rough uncouth nature. Such does
not seem to be the case at the
Lewes camp.
The officers in charge seem to be !
very capable men and it is hoped
that they will continue to keep the
lads under control and influence
them to become a helpful part of the |
community life.
On Monday the call was given for
basketball candidates for the Lewes |
High School team. A squad OF forty |
reported TO Coach Kepner. or these |
there were six lettermen from last |
year. They include William RickaEis,
William Mai, Jack Hudson, Jack In
gram, Daniel Dohring and Robert |
Stott.
Coach Kcpner has the difficult
task of getting a team into shape
for the opening game with the alum
nj on December -. The alumni
PROMISES to be one of the toughest
-eams on an lS-game schedule that
has been arranged for the local
school team.
Fred Burton who has been con-
fined in the Beebe Hospital due to
illness is able to be out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Nelson of
Florence, N. j.. are spending some
time here as the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Z. Nelson and family.
Charles II. Johnston has returned
home after spending some time in
New York City.
William Morrison of Wilmington.
was town visitor over the week
end
Miss Sarah Webb has returned
home after spending three weeks in
Albany, N. Y, visiting relatives and
friends.l n
The Epworth League entertained
at the NJ f. Church on Sunday eve
ming. Miss Nellie Clifton, president
of the League conducted the SER
vices. The program was as follows:
instrumental duet, THE Old Rugged
Cross" by Rev. George Bernard,
presented by Estella Beebe and
Thomas Lodge; vocal solo, THE Old
Rugged Cross" Edgar Morris; song,
AT the Cross" by the League;
scripture reading, 9Th chapter st.
John, 1-28 verse; prayer by the pres
ident; orchestra selection. THE
Cross Is Not Greater" directed by
George Peck; Heavier the Cross" |
by Benz. Schmolke, presented by
Miss Estella Beebe; solo, "One
Sweetly Solemn Thought" by Miss
Frances Roach of Reh0both; My
Cross by Miss Estella Beebe;
trio, Take Up Thy Cross" by Miss
es Ruth Elliott, Cathryn Lodge and
Virginia Lodge; a story of The
Cross" presented by Rev. Ralph
Jones; orchestra selection, unjust
Jesus Bear the Cross Alone" direct !
ed by George Peck; solo, when
Survey the WOndrous Cross" by
Miss Frances Roach of RehOboth;
song, Nearer the Cross" by the I
League: benediction by Rev. Ralph II
Jones. I
The Women's Home Missionary Il
Society met at the home of Mrs.
Cora Chambers on Monday evening. .
Miss Sara Brittingham is confined /
20 the Beebe Hospital due to illness. n
Howard T. Long of Philadelphia
spent the weekend here at his cot .
age ON the beach. .
Thomas r. Ingram, Jr., of Phila- +
lelphia, was town visitor ON Fri u
lay. e
Mr.. and Mrs Henri V. Rice are u
spending some time in Washington, "
D. C., visiting relatives and friends. Il
Albert Morris spent the weekend p
IN Wilmington visiting his sister, 3
Hiss Jessie H. Morris. IS
Wallace Hudson who is employed HI
~ the Supplee Wills and Jones Milk m
'ompany, at Nassau, is spending his p
acatiOn here with his parents, Mr.. tt
nd Mrs John w. Hudson. W
Arthur Reed of Delmar spent the
feek-end here with his mother, Mrs. &
iarah Reed. pl