Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1934-06-29
LEWES

Edward Maull, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Maull. of Lewes. was
operated upon in the Beebe Hospi-
tai on Monday for appendicitis. His
condition at this writing is good.
Miss Emily COverdale, of Will
mington spent the weekend here
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George COverdale. Miss Coverdale
attended the funeral of her grand
father, David COverdale, who was
buried Sunday afternoon in the N
f.. cemetery.
Rev. and Mrs. Milton Andrews
and family of Denton, Md, are Oc-
cunning cottage at RehOboth for
a few weeks. Rev. Andrews is a
former pastor of the Lewes NJ. f.
Church.
Mrs. o. II. Connolly is confined to
her home on Fourth street due to
Illness. Mrs. Connolly is the wife of
Rev. o. II. Connolly. pastor of the
NJ. +. Church.
Mrs. Bardsley and family. of Will
mingtOn. are occupying the Rayner
cottage on Lewes Beach for the
summer months.
DR.. and Mrs. James Beehe and
family have moved tn their Reho-
both Beach residence, where they
will he until October
Conard Roach who has been ser
iously i'll with scarlet fever at his
home in Nassau. is now recovering.
Mr.. and Mrs. William f. Walsh
and son. William. Jr., have moved
from their apartment on Second
street to their beach cottage where
they will remain until fall.
Miss Sara II. Chambers has aC-
cepted social service position do
ing child welfare work in Altoona,
Pa. Miss chambers is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Chambers, of
Pilottown.
Howard NJ. Long. Howard T. Long
and Master Paul Long spent the
weekend at their bach cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Irving Walls,
Miss Janet Walls and Irving Walls.
Jr.. of Wilmington. are spending the
summer months here at their cot
taGe on Iewes Beach.
captain and Mrs. Nathaniel II.
Evans have returned from their
wedding trip and are now at their
beach residence for the remainder
of the summer.
Mrs. Louis =. Evans who has been .
spending the past six weeks with
her son. l.. Leroy Evans. and his
family. at Camp Hill, Pa. has re-
turned home and is now occupying
her residence on Second street.
Miss Hannah Marshall has re-
turned home after spending some
time in West Virginia visiting
friends
Miss Edna Joseph is recuperatinG
from an operation for appendicitis
at the Beehe Hospital. Miss Joseph
is telephone operator in the Lew
es office.
Mrs. Charles Jenkins who has
been spending the winter in Will
with her son. Charles Jen-
kins. Jr.. is now at her residence on
Broad street for the summer.
Pupils of the Delaware School for
Deaf children. Inc. are spending
the summer here at the Lewes
Summer School where they will re-
main until the last of July under
the care of Miss Margaret Sterch.
the director of the school and her
assistants.
Miss SterCh has opened the two
cottages which will house eleven
A health program will he
conducted which will include sports
md supervised play. While there
will he no planned lessons, the out
ne will give the children an OppOr-
unity of learning many words and
phrases which pertain to vacations
nd which are not ordinarily used
n the class room. The money with
which tn maintain the camp %as
aised mostly by members of the
Parent Teacher Associations of the
ChoOl.
David Coverdale died at his home
m Fourth street. in Lewes. on last
thursday morning following a plo-
onsed illness He was 81 years OF
ec The deceased is survived by
he following children: George W.
overdale. of Lewes: James 6. Tow
rdalc. near Lewes; Grover G. Gov
rdalc. of Lcwes; Mrs. Bessie Pres
on. of Aberdeen. Md: Mrs. Fannie
Hill. OF Rehohoth. and Mrs Maude
:. Warrington. of Angola, and by
me sister, Mrs. Elvira Pierce, Of
ewes.
For many years Mr.. COveidale
vas engaged in farming in this vi
Unity and also had a meat store.
10 had been retired fJr the past
everal Years. His main hoh0ic; Ghi-
ng the past few years were politics
nd fishing. He was Staunch Re
publican.
Funeral services w"jT held on
sunday afternoon at O'Clock from
lis late residence Tho Rev. o. H.
,GnnelIy. pastor of the Lewcs NJ. T..
'hurch. officiating. Iutern"nt was
laGe IN the Lewes VI. Z. cemetery
FRANKFORT