Milford chronicle., 1935-08-09
LEWES

1ENNAHih oOiucNAiAc Attc ao ahutl y BuGs
Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Marshall, SF.
az the Gray Gables.
Miss Thelma Weldon, Of Camden
N j., is spending the month of Au
Gust here with. her aunt and uncle
Mr.. and Mrs. James Prettyman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard HOwartt
end Arthur Morgan spent the week
end here with Mr. and Mrs Thomas
Morgan. at their residence ON Mul-
berry street. .F
Mrs. May Kelly who has been con-
fined to her home In Pilot Town due
to illness, Is able TO be out again.
A false fire alarm served its puF-
pose here On Saturday night. Il was
supposed to be the last night of the
Lewes Volunteer Firemens carnival
ct the Pennsylvania Railroad Park.
and a large crowd was on the
grounds early in the evening,
Around $3.50 o'clock a severe rain
storm arose and the crowd went
home. After waiting an hour for
them TO return, sOmeOne turned Ia =
ire ALARM stating the blaze was at
the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad station.
While the sirens shrieked people
jumped into their automobiles and
made for the fire" Back on the
grounds they remained for the clos
ing when the iiremen stated the car
aival would be held over until Tues
day night as rain had interrupted
several evenings.
Information is being awaited here
by Clayton Nelson, local undertaken,
from Mrs. Eta johnson, Of Roaring
River, ~ C., before making funeral
arrangements for Bradley Holloway,
aged rs, years, Frankford man who
was killed in an automobile acci-
dent on the Bethany Reach road on
Saturday night. Mrs. Johnson Is said
To be the mother of the man who
had been living with friends for
sometime in Delaware.
Holloway, accompanied by Her
rick Creamer, of Wilmington, was
fatally injured when his automobile
sideswiped another car, throwing
him into a telephone pole and crush
ing his skull He died several hours
later at the Beebe Hospital.
Mrs. Lola Baker is confined to her
home ON State street with the grip.
Isiah Ellis of Philadelphia has re-
turned after spending sometime
here with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Ellis.
Lieutenant Justus B. NaylOr, of
Rutyer, N. Y, spent the weekend
here as the guest of Miss Nellie Cliff
ton.
Mrs. Robert Hayes of Wyoming is
visiting hef parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
W. Marshall, Sr., at the Gray Gables.
Robert Hayes spent Sunday here
with Mrs. Hayes.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wiley OF
Philadelphia, and Miss Louise Will
ley of Richardson Park, spent the
Weekend here as the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Wiley at their
residence on Market street.
Miss Emily Coyerdale, of Whining
ton, spent Sunday here with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Cover
Gale.
Miss Sarah Frick and brother
BUNNY Frick, of Philadelphia, are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Marshall at Sunny Brook, in Pilot
Town.
DR.. Richard C. Beebe and family
have moved to RehOObth Beach for
the month of August.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Orton ana
family have moved to their cottage
on the beach for the months OF Au-
gust and September.
The sailing races OF the Le"es
Yacht club which are held every
sunday, were cancelled last Sunday
lue to the weather conditions.
Miss Jean Miller of Coaehville,
Pa. is spending sometime here as
he guest of Miss Carolyn Leishman.
Cant. Earl f. Ewing spent the
here with his wiie ana =
.amily. Capt. Ewing is now stationed =
It New Castle.
Perry Burton Of Washington, d.
). spent the weekend here with
rs parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William j. i
Burton.
Miss Jessie H. Morris of Whining
on. spent the weekend here with =
Ter mother, Mrs. Hannah II. Mos- q
is. -, +
william Orr Nelson who has been :
confined in the Beebe Hospital for .
he past three weeks Is much lh- z
Iroved at this writing. r
MIR. and Mrs. Russell Davis OF =
are spending sometime -
ere with her mother, Mrs. Susan : :
lacintire. >
Anthony Ingram is spending some :
Ime in Philadelphia visiting rela- y
ives and friends.
Miss Estella Baker who has been u
onfined TO her home ON State street y
ne TO illness is able to be out again. N N
William Walsh, Jr., is confined 10
Is home on Lewes Beach due to Ill :,
ess. q,
Mrs. Edith LuptOn has moved her =,
,mily from their cottage on the :"
each 10 their winter home on Mar
er street. n
The Bethel Cleaners and Mizpah =
nnday school classes attendance -
1ntest begins Sunday. The leaders y
| both groups have been active this :,
eek in arousing those who are list = =
/ ON one sideor the other and ex- :,
ect to have their class rooms -
,owded to capacity Sunday morn =
Ig.
Mrs. Eugene Manning, who is II
aying at the Macy Manning cottage - =
n the misfortune to break toe ~ ~
contact with a bedroom chair, -
"a Preston Joseph was equally un- -,
rtunate and broke a toe while ~
,Orting on the bathing beach. 80
Miss Marie Scott entertained ~
-. l,f tlnAhnl Glennara at her "