Milford chronicle., 1935-07-26
LEWES

A beautiful lineup OF the meet OF
fourteen sail boats in Sundays race
of the Lewes Yacht Club, marked
the fifth event of the season for the
largest number of entries to date.
Fred Marvels ketch-rigged slope,
Blue Hen, Ind. slipped into an easy
lead in the variable southeast breeze
and led the fleet twice around the
FIVE mile triangular course in 81
minutes and so seconds elapsed time
closely followed by the Dipper, of
George Fleming, ArdmOTe, Pa, and
the Extra Dry, of w. Virden Burton
of Lewes, last Sundays winner, fly
ing the cock-of-the-walk pennant.
The Extra Dry still leads in total
points of 1874 toward the HenlOpCn
trophy. Sundays victory judged by
handicap, went to the 15-fOOt Mar
cOni-rigged sioOp, White Cap, ov ned
by e. Goul1 MacIntiTe of Lewes,
with corrected time of 20 minutes
and As seconds The BOuncer of A.
Piankia of Milton. a Is foot skip
jack model, fish class, made her de-
but and with her good showing
would have placed second if a club
member.
Mrs. Edward J. Suthard died of
stroke early Friday morning at the
State Hospital. She had been i'll in
the hospital for nearly a year, but
her condition was not considered
critical and her health was impTOV-
ing until Friday when she suffered a
stroke. The ambulance of Clayton L.
Nelson was sent to Wilmington for
the body for burial here. Besides her
husband she is survived by three
sisters, Mrs. Effie Short of Lewes,
Mrs. Maud Shockley of Philadelphia
ard Mrs Clara ECkstrOm of Milford.
Funeral services were held at the
Nelson's funeral parlOrs on Tuesday
afternoon with Rev. William Leish-
man officiating. Interment was made
in the NJ. Z. cemetery.
The funeral services of Mrs. Many
Elizabeth Msull, wife Of the late
Edward Maull, Delaware Bay pilot,
were held Sunday afternoon at the
Atkins funeral parlOrs. Rev. O. H.
Connolly conducted the services. In
teTment was made in the NJ. L. GEM
etery. Mrs. Maull was 73 years old
and had been i'll for several months
at her late home. She is survived by
one son, Harry NJ. Maull, Of Lewes, /.
and one grandson, Edward Maull.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Howrath of
Philadelphia spent the weekend /
here with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Morgan at their residence
on Mulberry street.
Harry F. Frazer, Is years cid, son .
of Mr.. ami Mrs. Harry Frazer, of
Lewes, will enter the United States
Coast Guard Academy at New Lon
don. Conn.,, on July q for a short
period of training before going into
the service. He has just received
" ord that he passed his eXamina-
tiOns with a good average after
FIVE weeks course at the G9fcOran
and Bryan Preparatory School, An
Md. He is a graduate of the
Lewes High School, class of 1884,
and took a post graduate course
there last term.
John Massey who is employed on
the lightship, is spending his 2-day
leave here with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Massey.
Mrs. Joseph Haverbeck of Will
spent few days here this
week with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
lanes Prettyman.
Mrs. May Kelly is confined to her
lome in Pilot Town because of ill
less.
Miss Pauline Graves is spending
sometime at Crystal Beach visiting
riends.
Mrs. Fred German and family are
pending the months of July and
august in Rehoboth.
Edgar Argo of Wilmington spent !
he weekend here as the guest Of !
1irOns Clifton.
Miss Marjorie Virden is confined ;
o her home in Pilot Town due to
illness.
Ray Shaw and Howard T. Long of J
spent the weekend at 4
lr. Longs cottage on the LeWes
leach. {
Miss Jessie H. Morris of Whining 8
IN spent Sunday here with her mo- 4
her. Mrs. Hannah H. Morris. f
Mrs. Rose E. Bradley is confined '
} her home on Kings Highway due 1
} illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Williams and {
aughter Of Harrington spent Sun \
" here with his mother, Mrs. v
pulse Williams.
William Orr Nelson who is con- Il
led in the Beebe Hospital due to
ness is much improved at this Is
-iting. "