Milford chronicle., 1936-01-24
LEWES

LEWES
Mr.. and Mrs. Holmes Martin 0
Philadelphia, spent Sunday her
with her mother. Mrs. w. w. In
: gram.
MI and Mrs. Walter o. Bryan are
receiving congratulations upon the
arrival Of fine baby boy. Mrs. Bry.
an may be remembered as Miss
Ruth Johnson, daughter Of Mrs
Kathryn johnson, Of Washington, d.
Mrs. William d. Collins who Is
confined IN the Beebe Hospital due
TO illness>is much improved at this
writing.
William NJ. Carpenter made a bus
iness trip to Philadelphia on Tues
day.
Mrs. Robert 0. Hayes and Miss
Louise Marshall are spending sew
eral days IN Baltimore, Nd. visiting
friends and relatives.
Miss Hannah Marshall spent the
weekend ia Philadelphia with
friends.
Captain Harry E. Lee of Lewes
CCC Camp, Company 1924, motored
to Wilmington on Monday.
Mahlon Graves, Norman Baylis
and Samuel e. Pierce, Jr., motOred /
to Wilmington on Tuesday.
HirOns Clifton, Robert C0ttingham
and James Prettyman attended a
basketball game at the University of
Delaware on Tuesday evening. The
game was between the University Of
Delaware and Teachers State Nor
NAL School Of West Chester. Mr..
Prettyman is a graduate of Della
ware University Of the class Of 1884.
Perry Burton Of Washington, d.
=, was a town visitor over the
Miss Emily Coverdale Of Will
spent the weekend here
With her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. |
ieOrge w. COVerdale. l
Thomas Hayes of New York City, I
!. Y, was q town visitor over the l
I
Mrs. Dale Mitchell and Mrs. H. '
Iearld Stevens are doing relief T
'Ork at the local telephone ex- e
hange.
Leslie Knapp is attending the Il
'uit show in Rochester, N. Y, this b
eek. c,
The League of Coast Guard Wo- c,
en- held their January meeting on T
'ednesday afternoon of last week Of
the residence of Mrs. Wallace
udsOn on Beebe avenue. Two new tc
embers were admitted as follows: in
rs. ViTgie Dennis and Mrs. Wal al
ce Hudson, Jr. III
After two meetings the new board +
commissioners of Lewes have not MI
t selected a town treasurer to sue ian
ed Alfred T. Hart. who held that de
ice for five years. Mr.. Hart is not tai
applicant for reappOintment. The tn,
esent applicants are Charles d. fof
ebe, ]. ortOn Marshall and How WI
4 Teal. Mr.. Marshall was the for =
II secretary. eYl
Repairs to the historic Presbyter- Ell
Church Of Lewes, approximating bel
500 have been ordered by the ell me
rs of the church. The renoYatiOns PR
re made necessary by the in mi
Ids Of termites in the rafters and Lii
bring. Founded in 1907, the pres pia
building was constructed during wa
early part Of 1900 and dedicated mai
1882. During the period Of reno FOL
ions the services will be held in VIC
Sunday school room. TAR
The Kiwanis Club Of RehobOth, lie
ebrated Anniversary Week" this 4
ek, marking she twenty-first an wa
ersary of Kiwanis International. llcl
lrles S. Horn, Jr., is chairman Of ElI'
program. At the meeting on ley.
lrsday, there was a reading Of a sai'
ssage from Harper Cation, of ~ N
Ky, president Of XII sOH a
lis International. New officers "a
emily elected COR the ensuing year ~. ~
/: E. G. Emmert, president. sue Sns, Nv
ling Mayor Fred A. Ross; David aDS M
Melvin, vice president; David N
hIer, secretary and treasurer. We5
r. and Mrs. Francis Bowen Of bnii
-es, sailed from Baltimore on svce
sday on the IS Dorchester Of a,
Merchants and Miners Line, en- viii,
e to Jacksonville and Miami, Spei
ida. ford