Milford chronicle., 1934-04-20
LEWES

Paul w. Turner and Paul Turner, Jr
Mrs. Roman Tammany and Miss
Anne Rodney Nichols, who have
been spending the winter in st. Pc
tersburg, Fla, have returned to theil
residence on Second street.
Thomas r. Duffell. of Laurel, is
confined to the Beebe Hospital, due
to illness. Mr.. Duffel has been max
ing his home with his brother
James Duffell.
Three persons were hurt on Mon
day. two seriously. when the automo-
bile in which they were returning
from RehObOth skidded and upset
and rolled over several times on the
wet highway. All are from Lewes.
The most seriously injured are
Mildred Dennis and Dorothy David
son, Lewes High School students.
who were injured internally and
hurt about the back.
Frank Maull. in whose machine
they were riding, was not seriously
hurt. His injuries consisting of cuts,
bruises and shock. The girls were
picked up by Robert COmpson who
was passing and placed them in his
milk truck and took them TO the
Beebe Hospital where they are nm
der treatment. The hospital ambu-
lance was sent out and removed
Maull to the hospital.
A band concert was given by the
Iewes School Band under the direc-
tiOn of George Peck. on Friday night.
April IL, in the Lewes auditorium.
There were other musical features
in the nights entertainment. The
concert was for the benefit of the
Lewes Fire Department.
Charles Futcher, Jr., son of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Futcher, was the
first boy of Southern Delaware to be
certified for the Wilmington Morn
ing News World Fairs Educational
Tour.
The W. {. T. q. met in the Sunday
school room of the NJ. +. Church on
evening. The Y. p. BIS
had charge of the entertaining pro-
,ram.
Charles p. Hill. Esq, formerly a
Delawarean, now Britisher oil |
lictoria, British Columbia, is spend |
ng some time here as the guest of |
lis nephew, John W. Hill at his res
dence ON Front street.
Fire lighters of three states, Della
ware, Maryland and Virginia, Will
ompete for prizes in the parade of
ire companies and musical units TO
,e held in Lewes ON May 8, the day
Il the Del-Mar-Va Firemen's Con-
ention. over two thousand are eX-
lected to he in the marching line.
he prizes are awarded by the
ewes Volunteer Fire Company,
Iost to the convention. To the COM
,any having the best band in line.
Dlayins as they pass the judges
tand, a prize of $25 will be made;
Is is the second prize in this class !
other awards will he as follows
20 to the bugle or fife and drum |
'Orps making the best appearance;
20 to the company having the lar
,est number of uniformed men in /
inc: SIS to the company with ten or
more men in line coming the long
ST distance; $50 to the ladies auxil-
ary making the best appearance;
IS second prize in same class: SO
D any Virginia company with ten
r more men in line making the best
ppearance: $40 to the Maryland
under same requirements.
nd so Ia the Delaware company OF
est appearance.
Harry A. Schargin will donate an
indian pump gun to any company
it'll ten or more men in line max
lg the best appearance. An award
S5 will go to the most attractive
decorated store or dwelling in
ewes at the time of the convention. ,
o complete the days festivities az
lnce will be given that evening In
Ie firemens community hall. on /
ate street. Samuel Pierce of Lew
is arranging the program for the
invention.
Vestrymen of St Peters EpiscO-
Il Church. Lewes. who will serve
e ensuing year were elected at
Getting held in the parish house, as Z
llOws: William p. Orr. senior war !
IN; Harry V. Lyons, junior warden;
lillian o. Martin, treasurer; Geo. !
secretary; David w. Bur
Ige. Thomas Carpenter. Robert S.
r.. Arthur Marshall, Sr.. and Louis
lambers Dr. Orr and Captain Ly- Z
is were appointed convention del
ates and Leland Burton and How
d McIntire, alternates. The assO-
ate vestrymen will be appointed by
e senior Vestry.
Mrs Edwin Marshall and Mrs. 3
lrold Hooker motOred TO Wash 3
gton. d. G.. on Tuesday to attend Z
P. T. A. meeting. also to visit 4
me friends. 2
A musical play entitled The Z
Drld's All Right" will be given by !
P ALUMNI Association on April 25 z
81. !
Mr.. and Mrs. Millman Prettyman 4
Kennett Square, Pa, Mr.. and Mrs. Z
rry Pate of Kennett Square. Pa, !
ant the weekend here as the z
ests of Mr.. and Mrs. James PTet- <
nan.
Little Millman Prettyman and sis Z
). Sue Ann, who have been spend !
, some time here with their grand Z
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Pretty !
m. have returned to their home in z
nnett Square, Pa. Z
sam West motored to Wilmington Z
Sunday. <
officers were elected: Edgar 3
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