Milford chronicle., 1935-04-05
LEWES

Miss Bertha Brittingham of viii.
mingtOn spent the weekend. here
with her mother. Mrs. Emery Brit
tingham.
Miss Hannah Bench is confined
to her home on Mulberry Street
due to illness.
Captain Earle f. Ewing, Com
manding Officer of the Lewes CCC
Camp, is preparing to announce the
winners of his merit awards"
which he offers every three months
to the most outstanding members
of Company 1924. A gold silver,
and bronze medal will be donated
by Captain Ewing as a reward for
faithful service, loyalty and charac-
ter. The judges will be Captain
Ewing, Lieutenant W. R. McTernan,
N. P. Newhouse. superintendent, and
John L. Travis assistant superinten-
dent.
Edward Maull who is attending
Delaware University. is spending his
vacation here with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Maull.
Jean Beebe, Es,el.a Beebe and
Richard Shields. who are attending
Duke University. are spending their
spring vacations here, with their
respective parents. Miss Lois
Shields who is also attending Duke
is spending several days in Florida
with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hayes. Jr.. !
and Mrs. Jack Law;on OF Lewes. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Blackson of
Wilmington. are spending the week /
end in New York.
Lieut.. Justis B. Taylor of New
York, was the weekend guest of .
Miss Nellie Clifton.
Miss Virginia Graves Of Laurel .
and Chester Dickerson also of I,
Laurel, spent Sunday here with Miss
Graves parents. Nj. and Mrs. w E.
Graves.
Miss Marjorie Virden is spending
some time in Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. Virden Burton are
receiving congratulations on the
birth of fine son. on April 1st, 1885.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Todd of
Salisbury, Md, are receiving con-
gratulations on the birth Of a son.
Mrs. Todd may be remembered as
Miss Emily Orr. d.lushtcr of d.. and
Mrs. William r. Orr.
Miss Nellie Clifton entertained at
bridge on Wednesday evening. Her
guests were: Mrs. Earl L. Ewing.
Mrs. William Ingram. Mrs. James
Wright Ro and. Mrs. Robert Hayes.
Hiss Mariori1 VirCHn. Miss Louise
'ansant, Miss Louise Gilpin. Mrs.
I4roth Sparks. Miss Pauline Graves. !
liss Thelma Chambers, Misses Han
ah and Louise Marshall and Mrs. I
harles JannCy. A miscellaneous :
hover was given at the bridge :
arty for Mrs. Robert Hayes. i
Mrs. f. Gould McIntire entertained Il
le Bridge Club at her home on Ii
econd Street, Wednesday after a
OOn. q
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lee Aiken )
Virginia. who have been spend
Is the winter months in Lewes. re- a
un2d to til ir home on Tuesday. u
TnminPnt Physician Dead A
ID" Joseph y. Martin. 81 years old. I!
led at his home on Kings Highway II
after an Illness that con l
ned him 70 his home flr five years. q
e was cradultn Of jefferson W
edical College. a 32nd degree Ma W
IN and member of Jefferson or
0dge, Lewes an elder in the Lewes TO
resbytorian Church. and a former or
rector of the Sussex Trust Com vi
my. He was born at Co1lspring.
lrvivins him are his wife, the Oh
rmer Miss \. May Carter. of gu
)!!yville: one son, Joseph y. Mar M
I. Jr, Lewes pilot; one brother, To-
llliam Martin, OF Philadelphia; co
d two sisters, Mrs. Arzie E. Man mi
ng OF Saafo9d, and Mrs. Cara pii
lrton, Of Philadelphia. pl'
FtaiD Lynch PASSES
Captain Thomas Z. Lynch, So co
lrs old, retired tug boat captain, co
ID Sunday at his home near Lewes. pa
IS survived by his second wife. los
5. Alice Lynch; two daughters ma
his first marriage, Mrs. Chestine .ei
lrk' Of New York. and Miss Lou ioi
a Lynch, a nurse in a Philadel- btl
ia hospital; one son, Marcus an
nch, of near Lewes. III
$. Rose l.. Ewing cri