Milford chronicle., 1936-03-13
LEWES


Announcement OF the MARRIAGE ~
Miss Florence Martin. dauebfer ~
MIS-. Anna Martin and the late Ed
ward Martin and Willard S. Walls
both Of the Harbeson section has
been made. The wedding took place
at Harbeson on Tuesday night. Feb-
ruafy Is. Rev. J. N. r Schauer ON
ciating.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Haverbeck
OF Wilmington and Mr.. and Mrs.
Millman Preityman and family 81
kennett Square, Pa. spent Sunday
here with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Prettyman, Sr.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Samuel West who
have been spending a few months IN (
Wilmington with their son, Hudson
West and Family have returned TO
their residence on Mulberry street
The sophomore class OF the Isewes
Public School will give a dance to
night in the school auditorium.
Fillmore Clifton and Terry In
gram who are attending the Teach
ers' State Normal School at West
Chester. Pa. spent the weekend
here with their respective parents.
Norman Moore end William Walsh
who are attending Beaeom's Busi-
ness School, spent the weekend
here with their respective parents.
The regular meeting of the Lewes
Chamber of Commerce was held on :
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph c. Jett, Jr., :
of Reedville, Va, and Lewes are re- =
congratulations upon the ar .
rival OF a lovely daughter, born on -
evening. February %. at
the johnson Willis Hospital in N
Va.
The Lewes Chamber of Commerce ;s
S planning to hold a banquet at the y
caesar Rodney Hotel on March 13.
The Rev. William D. Wilson, IS IA
lears old, retired minister. Is re- az
covering from shock and slight in
uries received several days ago RI
when he fell on the steps Of the hi
3eebe Hospital. after one of his Wis on
Is TO patients in that institution. by
A large crowd attended the SER fr,
ices in the Bethel NJ. f. Church fu
n Sunday when the Rev. William i'm
l. MOwbray. a former pastor. now icl
]
he completion of his 5Oth year In,
s a member of the Wilmington an
He is the father Of Lii
hOmas J. and William J. MOwbray an
Wilmington. pri
Mr. MoWbray was admitted to the
Annual NJ. E. Confer col
nee on March 8, 1886. He was for me
Ter superintendent Of the Dover
istrict, through appointment in spt
ZIG by Bishop Joseph P. Berry and pal
1920 was elected a delegate to lis.
le General Confgerence held in n
es MOines. Iowa. OF
During his ministry at the Bethel on
. E. Church at LeWes, a period OF
1e years, the present new church on, 1nt
as erected and dedicated. He stili M
an active interest in the n'1 Il,el
lurch. being teacher of the Mems i'9,
ble Glass nf the church school,
hich presented him with a large @ oul
rthday cake on March 1, his 18th ~ ~
rthday anniversary. In 1926 Mr.. a1e,
owbray was granted permission to wv
tire and since that time has made
s home in LeWes. YOl
Mrs w. H. Herman, aged sc
ars. died in her sleep on Tuesday v
LernoOn, following n brief illness a bl
bronchial trouble at the home OF " !
r sOn-in-law and daughter. the ed
" and Mrs. William Leishman. not
e had been up during the day STAG
d had gone 10 her room for a He
IT, She was found about 4 o'clock In
her daughter and granddaughter, tray
rOlyn Leishman. stra
Formerly of PittstOn, Pa, she had rest
de her home in Ilewes for the mea
It six years. Burial was made in spra
Pennsylvania town Besides her curd
lghter in Lewes, Mrs William tack
shman, she is survived by five m
and two other daugh- usua
;. Mrs. Ina Measly Of York, Pa, reae
Mrs. Clara Bckhardt Of Roehes- med
N. Y. a son. Fred Herman OF dem,
esYille. Conn. a brother. Daniel reve
'ding. of Pittsburgh, Pa, and IN HI
er. Mrs. Prudence Compton Of the
stOn, Pa. Oujcl