Milford chronicle., 1934-05-11
LEWES

Inc LaaleS Ala Society met al thu
; home of Mrs. C. B. Baylis on Tues
, day evening.
Edgar Argo OF Wilmington, wa
the weekend guest of Hirons elf
ton.
DR.. Irving Stambaugh is confined
to his home on State street due tC
Illness.
The EpwOrth League of the NJ. Z
Church, will conduct Mothers
Day service on Sunday evening. di.
rected by Miss Nellie Clifton, presi.
dent, and Miss Pauline Graves, vice
president of the league.
Mrs. Mary Z. Maull is seriously
i'll at her home on Third street.
Mrs. Percy Vickers, who has been
spending the winter months with
her father, w. z. Poynter at his res
idence in Germantown, has return
ed to her home on Market street.
: DR.. Robert E. Major spent the
weekend in Baltimore, Nd, with
| his wife. Mrs. Major.
Miss Ethyl Maull, r. NJ, spent the
past week at her home in Pilot
Town.
Captain Earle Ewing, who Is tenn
porarilV stationed at Camp Dick. N.
j., spent the weekend at his home
in De Vries Circle.
Mrs. Leland Burton is spending a
few weeks at the Physical Culture
Hotel in Danville. NJ Y.
Mrs. William Carsons is confined
to her home on Fourth street, due
to Illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Donovan and
family, who have been occupying the
West property on Mulberry street.
have moved into the Fisher proper
ty on Fourth street.
Miss Mary P. Ingram, daughter of
Mrs. Anthony P. Ingram, of I.ewes.
is the Centenary May Queen at the
exercises to be held ut the Univer-
sity of Delaware on May 2,
The centenary exercises will at
tract many thousands of graduates
to Newark for this event. Miss In
gram is a senior in the WOmen's
College at the University. She will |
be attended by a Court of Honor.
The Beebe Hospital of Lewes, Inc. /
is issuing invitations requesting the
presence of friends of the hospital !
to the graduating exercises. of the
Nurses Training School, to be held
on Friday evening, May. IS. The ex-
ercises will be held in the Lewes
at o'clock and two girls
will graduate. namely Misses Sonora
Locates and Elizabeth Ellen Hick-
man. A reception will follow the ex-
ercises at the auditorium.
The public is cordially invited to
attend the commencement exercises.
A dance following the reception will
be held at the RehOboth Beach Coun-
.ry Club. i
Mrs. Scipio Tessadri. elderly resi-
lent of Lewes. died at her home in
Pilot Town. Lewes. on Friday. May
I, of a throat infection of a years
duration.
Her body was taken to Philadel- ,
)hia for burial on Monday. She was
he wife of ScipiO Tessadri, who
her, an old seamOn and
they have made their home in Lew !
IS for over 40 years. She had no !
{
Fumes. inhaled from smOuldering !
erosene oil thrown on a coal fire, c
which were said to have brought on Il
n aggravated kidney condition, are C
elieved to have caused the death of b
frs. Annie L. Walls, elderly woman l
ere Saturday morning.
H.. - ! %
( William S. Walls. president of the il
ewes Fire Department, attended e
le funeral of her sons wife, Mrs.
dna Ennis Walls, on April 23 Re- g
lrning home. she poured some oil "
n her fire (which she believed had c.
Dne out. The fumes permeated the d
lOm. causing her to become i'll. S.
fifteen days later she succumbed u
ON the effects. Funeral services al
ere held at her late home on State ia
rect on Tuesday. She is survived
!, two sons. William s., of Lewes; kl
linton. who lives in the west: two fr
lughters. Nettie and Minnie, the al
rmer of Philadelphia, and the lat W
r of Lewes. Vt
Mrs. George Chase died at her ed
me on Jefferson avenue. Monday. cu
ay Z. due to illness of several "'
Dnths. She is survived by a hus- -,
nd. George Chase. a retired coast Cu U
ardsman. Funeral services were a,
Id at her late home on Thursday. GO
". o. Fl. Connolly officiating. In -,
-ment was made in the NJ. f. GEM 20,
,ry. col
che Hospital Observes National So' go
Hospital Day ,%. ="
)n National Hospital Day, Satur-
'. May 18th. hospitals all over the Y
tied Statess will throw open their
Drs to the public for inspection.
e purpose of the day is to estab-
| friendly feeling between hos ~,
ais and the public which ii serves ~
better understanding. iuo ,,e
Seebe Hospital. Lewes, Delaware. ne, ne
ends a cordial invitation to every ~ ~
to visit it on that day. Light re- we
shments will be served pr
III mothers of babies born in the -
pital are especially urged to be pre-
sent that day. For those who
h to join the Baby Guild, there an'
be an opportunity to pay the ca
ual dues of so cents which go to- pre-
d improving the nursery. Mem 81
5 of the Baby Guild will be ex- dON
ned without charge on Hospital tiol
,. Please help to make this Oc- \
on a successful one. cor
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