Milford chronicle., 1935-03-22
LEWES

Mrs. George COyerdale, at their res
idence on Market street.
Miss Hannah Marshall spent tn,
weekend in Philadelphia with
friends,
The W. C, T. U. will hold a COW
cred dish luncheon at the home Ol
Mrs. Rufus Reach on Thursday,
March 21, at five o'clock.
DR.. James Beebe has returned
home after spending sometime in
Florida.
Mrs. Thomas ]. Virden is confined
to her home in Pilot Town due to
illness.
Ellen Viehe, 16-year-old junior at
the Lewes High School, daughter of
the Rev. and Mrs. Frederick D..
Viehe. has been elected to represent
the Lewes School in the Daughters
Of the American Revolution contest
among senior high school girls of
the country. in connection with the
Ruth Owen Bryan plan for an an
nual pilgrimage to Washington.
Miss Viehe was selected by her
fellow students, in accordance with
the regulations set forth, which was
to choose by lot from the three girls
receiving the highest notes. Miss
Viehe is the author of a novel,
Sanctuary" a story of the life of
the sea, written during her fresh
man year as a theme in her English
class, and published serially in the
weekly newspaper, The Delaware
Coast News. She also won last year
the genealogy prize offered by Will
liam Morris, instructor in American
History, for tracing the history Of
Viehe family back to $50 A. D.
Thomas Lodge, a senior at the
high school, has been elected as the
writer b ythe high school students
of the school in competition for the
annual George Washington Memoir
ial essay award. Thomas essay will
be judged for the State award. He is
the son of Edison C. Lodge.
William Carpenter and Sterling
Jones attended the GrunOw Service
Educational School in Philadelphia
last week. Mr.. Carpenter is expect
ing to open service electrical shop
within thirty days.
Justus B. NaylOr, of New York,
spent the weekend here asthe guest
Of Miss Nellie Clifton.
Miss Virginia Graves and Mrs.
Chester Dickerson, Of Laurel, spent
the weekend here with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Graves.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Haverbeck.
Of Wilmington, spent Sunday and
Monday here with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. James PreitymHn at their
residence on Mulberry street.
Mrs. James Wolfe, OF Philadelphia,
was the guest Of Mrs. Charles J.
Murphy during the past week.
John R. Warrington Is confined to
his home due to illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Chard of Mill |
vile, N. j., announce the marriage
of their daughter, Margaret. to Dom |
aid W. Johnston. son OF Mrs. Kath-
ryn NJ. Johnston, formerly of Lewes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnston have been |
spending sometime here with his |
sister and brother-in-law, Mr.. and |
Mrs. Walter o. Bryan.
Thomas P. Scott and Edison c.
Lodge are the lay delegate and al
ternate, respectively, from Lewes
Church to the NJ. E. Conference
which meets in Seaford during the
coming month.
Mr.. and Mrs. ElwOod Lowe or
New York, are receiving congratu-
lations OF the birth Of a fine son.
Mrs. Lowe may be remembered as
Miss Martha Maull. formerly of this
.own.
Clarence B. Gray has sold his in
Eerest in the local cannery to Mrs.
of Baltimore. Mrs.
Woodward is now the sole owner
ind her husband the managing op-
orator.
Extensive improvements have
Ieen made to the buildings and
equipment and the plant is in prime
for operation this season.
Urban Wingate is employed at the
|. & P. store where he succeeds Mr..
Needles, who goes to the Dover
tore.
George P. Tunnell, who has been
II at the home of his daughter.
frs. Edith Lupton for several weeks I
lid not improve satisfactorily, so he
las moved to the Beebe Hospital
1ith the hope the change will be ]
elpful. and the patient will recover
lOre rapidly.
Edward Baylis Of Five Points, is S
oDfined to the Delaware Hospital
a Wilmington due 70 illness. Z
Miss Emily Murphy Is instructing
dancing class for the small chill
ren at her home on Second street. I
nee a week.
Mrs. Curtis Atkins is spending U
ONE time with her daughter, Mrs. o
,Obert Patterson and her family at e
heir home in MerohaltYille, NJ j. "
Mrs. Richard Shields entertained d
er bridge club at her home on Fri h
ay evening. a
Mr.. and Mrs. Holmer Martin Of t
spent the weekend c
ere with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Z
lillian w. ingram. ia
Miss Jessie H. Norris who is at
,nding Beacon Business College in 81
'ilmington. spent Sunday here with c
sr mother, Mrs. Hannah II. Morris. N
Crosby Pride Of Philadelphia was h
town visitor over the weekend. s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Wine and son r.
Philadelphia spent the weekend c
their cottage on the Eewes Beach. C
Miss Mary Mart has purchased a, Il
wv Ford coach. "
Loda Wilson who Is confined in n
e Beebe Hospital is much improv- T
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