Milford chronicle., 1934-10-05
LEWES

Howard Long of Philadelphis
spent the weekend here at his cot
tage on Lewes Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Travis and fam
lily of Rehoboth have moved to
Lewes and is now occupying the
Suthards property on Mulberry
street.
Virginia Marshall and Fillmore
Clifton who are attending West
Chester State Normal School, spent
the weekend here with their re-
spective parents.
Alvin Argo of Cape May, N. j.,
was a town visitor on Sunday.
The course in Vocational Agri-
culture, a new addition to the
Lewes High School, has already en-
tIenched itself for the years pro-
gram. The emphasis is tei7s placed
on a plan which fits the program in
seasonal needs so far as possible.
Among the activities so far entered
upon are studies of type and breeds
of poultry, selection of seed corn,
and culhng poultry, of which the
AaNNCA NNO ChkOhAa6N thC Ivy W put
their training into immediate appli-
cation because of the seasonal Op-
pOrtunity In this connection field
trips prove advantageous. Our recent |
journey was to the nearby I1rm nf |
James Lan& where a flock of pull !
let's were culled under the super
vision of The instructor. More such |
trips are on the immediate calen-
dar of the department. In addition
immediate future plans include the
formation OF an =. F. A. tfuture
Farmers of Amer;Ia) Chapter and
work on project estimates which are
preparatory to individual projects
themselves. carried on by each boy
in the department.
The Board of Public Works is ex-
hibiting a piece of cast iron water
pipe in the mayors office in Lewes,
that had been in the ground 33
years. 1t is in almost perfect condi-
lion.
Miss Virginia Graves of Laurel,
spent the weekend mere with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Graves. at their residence on Fourth
street. ,
Mrs. Irving Walls and son are
spending the winter here with her
ather, Fred Burt0h. ,
Mrs. Thomas Carpenter is con- !
iHed to her home in Pilot Town due
o illness.
Mrs. Agatha Muller OF Christ !
'hurch Hospital. Philadelphia, is :
pending some time here as the h
Uest of Mrs. Annie Layton at her I
esidence on Jefferson avenue. -
Mrs. Ernest Maddox and Miss :,
,leanor Maddox OF Centreville, Md, a
re spending sometime r re as tie =
uests of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. S. Nor :
IL at their residence on Second
rect. H
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Green and
lmily of Dover spen- the weekend
ere with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
ohm Lynch, at thei" cottage Oh
ives Beach.
VIM. d. Paynter has returned to
IL home in WILMINGTON, after spen- -
ing the SUNNI ar here with Mr.. and
rs. William s. Payntar. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lawson Of
ilmington were the guests of Mr,
I'd Mrs. Hama Chambers on Sul-
~.
The condition Of Edgar NJ Baylis
ho has been I'll N the Beebe Hos
tai for several veeks. remains un-
anged.
Pilot Fred Burton who has been
nfined to his home for several
US on account of illness. is able
be out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph MOwbray
d family have closed their beach
ttage for the summer and return
to their home in Wilmington.
MI. and Mrs. John Lloyd of New
rsey are spending sometime here
tn her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gro
r Coverdale. Mrs. Lloyd may be
membered as Miss Nellie Cover
lie.
Mai is attending the Uni
-sity of Delaware this year.
Mrs. Joseph Johnston is seriously
at her home on Jefferson avenue.
Iir. and Mrs. Virden Burton spent
netime during the week in Will
npfOu