Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1936-06-05
LEWES

m parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Moi
gan.
IS Miss Jessie H. Morris who is EN-
y ployed by the DUPONT Company Il
e Wilmington, spent Sunday with he
% mother, Mrs. Hannah H. Morris.
Fred @. Clifton has purchased
/ new Pontiac coupe from Ernest S
Ratledge.
Mrs. Charles Janney who has beer
confined to her home on Second
? street due to illness is able to be
: out again.
Miss Helen Carson who Is en-
= ployed with the General Motors Cor
pOration in New York City, N. Y, is
: spending her two weeks vacation
} here with her father, William J. Car
: son.
Winfield Birmingham has puFchas-
ed a new Chevrolet coach.
Capt. John S. Lynch has moved
his family from his residence on
Kings Highway to his cottage on
LeWes Beach where they expect to
spend the summer months.
Mrs. Thomas MeCOmb Of Chester,
Pa, arrived here Tuesday to spend
the summer months at her cottage
on Lewes Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Justus B. NaylOr are
spending a few days in Raleigh, N.
c., with friends and relatives.
Lewes ROtarians we're hosts in the
Hotel Caesar Rodney Monday even |
ing to IS members of the Lewes
High School graduating class and |
members of the school faculty, in
conjunction with their annual La
dies Night. The entertainment was
in the form of a dinner dance, with
music furnished by the IeWes Del
awareans. Miss Catherine Smith,
dean Of the 1886 graduates, intro
duced the class officers and Laur-
enee B. Knapp, president of the Ro-
tary Club presided. The program
was in charge of James P. Marvel.
Working toward the Lewes beau
tiicatiOn project now being conduct
ed by the civic betterment committee
of the Chamber of Commerce, the
committees have been provided with
D list of trees and shrubs adapted to
ling to the home owners interested !
n identifying the yards.
w. S. COrkran, chairman of the {
reports that the drive d
vas intensified through last week g
md that visitors here on Memorial @
Day will be rewarded with many
,eauty spots and a general clean ap-
of the town. Mrs. T. J. Vir- "
en- reports that the debris in Pilot I
own, once the site of the old Queen
Inne Railroad Station, burned last /,
ear. has been cleared away. The II
ewes Beach area was reported by f,
Irs. w. T. Atkins as presenting a N
lean appearance. It was suggested c.
nat fishermen refrain from throw Ct
* dead fish and crabs on the sands. et
Wilson Bryan who has been con- 81
ned in the Beebe Hospital for the NJ
asst two months from injuries re- sc
eived in an automobile accident is 70
BILE to be out again. te
Douglas Flemming Of Ardmore, ia
a.. was a town visitor over the
eek-end. ed
Howard NJ. Long and family of sc
hiladeIphia spent the weekend at wi
cir cottage on Lewes Beach. tit
Captain Fred Burton and Master
Irving Walls, Jr., who attended pr
e commencement exercises at the at
School for Girls, Biz =.
lngton, Pa, on Monday of last =
EEK, where Miss Janet Walls is
smber of the graduating class, ar SCI
led home on Tuesday. ms
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Smith and wi
Fir son, John Barnes Smith have on
lsed house at Leipsic, where Mr.. res
nth is employed at a CCC Camp. the
Robert Leishman of Newark, who
5 been spending the past two mi
nths in Miami, Fla, is visiting his cul
rents, the Rev. and Mrs. William the
at the manse on Kings to.
yhway. His sister, Miss Carolyn I
Ishman and Miss Shirley Cullen, apI
tored to Wilmington on Saturday owe
/ returned with him. ioil
Dr.. Richard Beebe has been elect hoI
director Of the Sussex Trust cal
npany and attended his first
citing on Wednesday afternoon. A
ir. and Mrs. J.. Wright Rowland bee
e rented the Conwell property on eau
Ond street, now owned by Mrs. ran
luel Tammany, of Newport They rem
ect to occupy it about the last of pos
e vert
he eleventh annual commence "
Il exercises of the School Of MUIR
! at the Beebe Hospital of Sussex
nty, Inc, was held in the Lewes
itorium on Friday evening, May
at s O'Clock.
homas r. Ingram, president of
Sussex Trust Company, and
nber Of the hospital advisory
I'd, delivered the address of well
he address to the graduates was
e by Professor Charles w. I'm
lntz, superintendent of the
rna Schools, and DR.. James Bee -
head surgeon of the hospital,
ented the diplomas TO the fol-
ng four graduates: Edith v.
bingham and Jester E. MeCabe,
Ierlin, Md; Irene Turner, Har-
ION, and Emily Turpin. Marion
on, Md, The nurses entertained
dance after the exercises at the
both Beach Country Club.
e cadets OF the U. S. Coast
d Academy, New London, Conn.
. on June II for their annual
ner cruise. The cutters will ar y
about June 4 and the boys go E
I'd ship June 8, giving them time B
t acquainted with the routine "