Milford chronicle., 1934-09-14
LEWES

Miss Maggie Orr was the dinnel
guest of Miss Hannah Rench, OF
on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Evans have
returned to Philadelphia, after
spending some time in Lewes with
relatives. Mrs. May Kelly, Mrs.
Evans mother returned home with
them.
DR.. ]. r. Beck of Philadelphia, has
accepted a position as resident ply
sician at the Beebe Hospital.
Fillmore Clifton is attending West
Chester State Normal School this
winter.
Mayor f. C. Rogers. of Leesburgh,
Florida, who has been spending the
summer with his daughter, Mrs. NJ.
c. Vaughan. is running the viner at
Strong's Corner. Edward Dicker-
son is assisting him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph G. Rust are
taking a motor trip through New
York and part of the New England
States.
Roland D. J. Raught is taking a
three weeks motor trip through the
south. He is accompanied by Will
liam Miller of Seaford
Mrs. John H. H. Kelly. of Phila-
delphia, is spending two weeks here
as the guest of her sOn-in-law and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
white. at their residence on the State
highway.
Charles Howard is confined to his
home. due to illness.
Miss Cathryn Lynch who has been
i'll for several weeks, is able to be |
out again.
Mrs. Murdock White. who has been |
occupying her cottage on the beach |
for the summer. has returned to her
home in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Poynter,
of Philadelphia. are spending some
time here with his daughter, Mrs.
Percy B. Vickers. at her residence
On Market street.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Garwin and
family, who have been spending the
month of August at Cape Henlopen,
have returned to their home on Mar
Iet street.
Mr.. and Mrs. James T. Hart. of
BONGlF A. 0ss 0BNhl AhE past htNh !
lere as the guests of their son and
laughter-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. James
F. Hart, at their residence on Kings
Highway. Mr.. Hart is chief inspec-
or with the Delaware Mosquito
control Commission.
DR.. William P. Hearn. surgeon. at
he Jefferson Hospital in Philadel-
hia. and who comes to Lewes each
lonth to perform operations at the
ieebe Hospital. was slightly injured
ist Wednesday. DR.. HeaTn was re-
lrning from his trip to Lewes and
as on the REPRESENTATION road
hen in making a turn his car skid
ed and turned over twice. He was
taken to the Beebe Hos
ital where he received the atten-
on of both DR.. Richard and DR..
ames Beebe. His condition is not
arious, and reports are that he is !,
citing along fine.
Mr.. and Mrs Donald Rodney Evans
re receiving congratulations upon
lie birth of a son. Duval Hickman =
nday. September 2. .
Several of the young students of
le Lewes Special School. who will :
lter school this fail are, Miss Carly
daughter of the Rev. Will u
I'M Leishman. will attend Mary u
lie College. in Tennessee: Miss
'ances Baylis. daughter of Mr.. and u
RS. S. B. Baylis, is preparing to W
come a student nurse at the Bryn
lwr Hospital, Philadelphia; Miss Sc
lis Shields, daughter of Mr.. and 81
IS. Richard A. Shields. Miss Estella
ebe. daughter of DR.. and Mrs. r.
Beebe, and Miss Jean Beebe, =
lighter of DR.. James Beebe will at
I'd Duke University. Durham. y. c.
SIS Jean Beebe enters this term
r sophomore year. Miss Sue Mar
all, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. JO-
Dh Marshall is attending Beacon
llege. Others who will enter Bea =
n are Elva Mcgee and Rollin Can
Il. James Wilson will go to Col II
= College. William Mai will at
I'd the University OF Delaware at 6
wark. this year.
An unusual case of faith" healing =
) been demonstrated by an elder
Lewes man. who claims that a
zee of copper wire bound around
wrist has cured him of a seven
nths' attack of rheumatism. The =
n, Frank Magness. says that for
ny months he was so crippled
h rheumatism he was unable to
Sc his arms to take off his hat. =
e day he met a friend who sug-
TOD fhat h., lot III
ce of copper wire around one 10:
st, and within four days he says II,
was cured Another similar case
such healing was reported by an
er LeweS man who says he was -,
ed of periodic nose bleeding with wi
ich he had been afflicted from
ldhood, by tying a piece of tarred =
e around his neck. AS he grew
manhood the nose bleeding stop
, he said, but he believes the tight
k string effected the cure.
fired Fl. Hart and Jacob Pretty
4, of Lewes. attended the Demo- =
tic convention in Dover on Tues o.
, acting as delegates from the
ond precinct of the Tenth Repre- 10:
tative district.
wo separate brawls Sunday night
at the plant of the Consolidated H.
leries Co., near the point of the
es, and the other at the Lewes e.,
merry Co, were subdued by local
ce authorities, and some of the -.
nders brought before Magistrate '''
es T. Lank at Lewes, for hear -.
The fracas at the fish plant '''
icipated in by several negro en-
ees of the Consolidation and the