Milford chronicle., 1936-05-29
RAMBLINGS TO AND
ABOUT REHOBOTH

Sunny week-ends. Hot pave.
ments. Four walls. The sea is
calling. So a ramble down to Re-
hObOth Beach on sunny Saturday af-
ternoon. This was my first peek at
the happy little place that just tum-
bles into the Atlantic at the end OF
that wonderful Delaware State High
day. Route 49, Here at Rehoboth
Beach nothing spoils the enchanting
beauty of the sea and sky and the
invigorating ocean breezes, for your
hotel is so ''pally' with Old Man Sea
that his green-blue waves roll right
up to the very front door.
! | was just lazy and comfortable.
so sat on that nice sun-deck at the
Belhaven Surf Club and watched the
more active members Of my family
hauling in fine big wriggly fish only
few feet beyond the gently break
ing surf. A nice hotel this Bel
haven Surf Club. now under the new
ownership of Mr.. A. G. feathers. who
has plans to make this hotel a head
quarters for a happy. healthy holt
day for all ages.
After a hearty hike along the
Boardwalk the old appetite is more
than satisfied, for the table at the
Belhaven is no casual affair. It's
one thing to eat fresh fish that a few
hours before were swimming around |
the vicinity of your front door. but |
its lots of things when some kitchen |
wizard knows how TO cook and serve |
that fish in the most delicious ways.
II was too bad that we had only
planned an overnight jaunt to Re
hoboth Beach, for boats were calling
and bathing suits were being drag
ged out of last years camphor with
the greatest of glee Il. there's moth
ing at RehOboth Beach that cannot
be satisfied to your true hearts con-
tent. So when, in the near flu
ture. it will not be rsmble to Re
hObOth Beach but a real rendezvous
with all the pleasant friends that are
always there.
Then. too. when you stroll into the
Obby of the Belhaven Hotel Surf
Club. look around and ask for the
grand old jovial boniface, Frank !
Pop Roberts. He will be around
here to make your vacation enjoy
bile. different and something you
will remember. 9
Weekend arrivals at the Belhaven
Hotel: Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. Westover.
hastings. Pa; Mrs. Annie Strickling, g
Worcester, Mass; Mr.. and Mrs. Mad ,
son Willin. Seaford, Del: Mr.. viii 8
am e. Walsh. Philadelphia; Major Z
lyman Chatfield. New York City: h
lrs. Henry c. Webb. Smyrna. Del: n
lrs. F. r. Kirkman, Washington. d. d
:; Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. McKeon. Mr.. g
nd Mrs. H. A. Herbert. Mrs. Sor- a
ornsky, and Miss B. Sorkornsky. Of q
d. c.; Mrs. George w. "
oberts. Norristown. Pa: Mr.. J. d.
eller and family. Magnolia, Del: cl
ISIS M. H. McInnes. NOrristOwn, Pa. m
ISIS M. T. McInnes. NorristOwn. Pa: III
r. and Mrs. Edward d. Alice, Ard CO
ore, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. B. Arnold. al
I'd Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Kennedy, Wash Is
gton. d. c.; Mr.. p E. Wilson. Will of
Ington, Del; Mr.. Thomas T. Appel, -
ID. C.:Mr. and Mrs. Geo. -,
Buckum, Bethlehem, Pa; Mr.. and ID
rs. d. G. Smith. Caldwell. N. j.:
:. Chas. w. Billing. Upper Darby.
!; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Coe. Wash 60
ston, ID. c.. Mr. Clifford Mccarthy,
lshington, d. c.; Mr.. R. F. Schor.
ford. Del; Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. An
rson. Philadelphia: Carl Keller.
lford. Del; Henry Conant, Chin
eague, Va; Captain James Welsh. SD,
lmington; Mrs A. r. Moore, Will ~
lgtOn; Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Welsh.
lmington; Mr.. and Mrs. Harry TOT
ce, Philadelphia; Mrs. Harriet thr
e. Wilmington: Mrs. Clarence five
TX. Dover; Mr.. and Mrs. Harry ty,
II, Yeadon. Pa. Of