Milford chronicle., 1936-02-07
LEWES

mas been conferred on the Rev. VIII
liam Leishman. pastor OF the r.awe
Fresbyterian Church By the facuIt,
and trustees Of Washington COLLEGE
Tennessee. The honor was bestowe
IN philadelphia on Monday by ID
AQuills. Webb, president Of Wash
ington College, IN the historical so
ciety room IN the Witherspoon Bull
ding, headquarters Of the Presbyter
ian Church Of the United States.
Mrs. Harry W. Chambers Is con
fined 70 her home on Third an,
Mulberry streets, due to illness.
Big time at Milford Emergencl
Hospital Card Party, February II, III
Community Building, Milford. You
and your friends are invited.
Mrs. Harry Maull entertained the
Ladies' Aid Society last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank johnson OF
near Harbeson, announce the mar
riage Of their daughter, Grace Au-
drey, to Rupert Hall, Of Chinco-
league, Va, at Snow Hill, Md, on
Wednesday, January %. The Rev
Mr.. Poole of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church, officiated. The marriage
was witnessed by Mrs. B. R. Brad
ley, by whom the bride had been
employed in the Lewes Restaurant
for the past year. Mr.. Hall is sta
toned at the LeWes Coast Guard
Station. Mr. and Mrs. Hall are maxi
ing their home in this town
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hill Of Will
mington spent the weekend here
with her mother, Mrs. Emery Brit
tingham.
Mrs. Benjamin S. Albertson enter /
tanned the members Of the Women's |
Auxiliary Of Henlopen Post No at /
her residence on Fourth street, on
Friday evening.
Miss Pauline Graves and Miss Vir-
ginia Graves spent the weekend in
Philadelphia visiting friends and
relatives.
County, Inc, has received additional
equipment which Dr. Richard C.
Beebe states will help materially in
aiding those severely i'll.
Miss Florence Wingate has ac-
cepted a position at the Lewes Res
taurant.
Mrs. Virginia Z. Lynch, 50 years
old, widow Of Ebe Lynch, former ]
Lewes postmaster, who was muir
dered 20 years ago, died January %,
at the Beebe Hospital, after an ill-
ness Of seven weeks. Surviving her
are four sisters Mrs. William e. /;
Walsh and Mrs. Job DerricksOn, of /
Lewes; Mrs. NAPLES Paynter, Will
mingtOn, and Mrs. Laura Murray, of I
three brothers, Clar- !
ence Joseph, RehOobth, and Alfred
and William Joseph, of near LeWes; a
and two sons, Frank Lynch, of Up 7
per Darby, Pa, and Norman Lynch, Y
Of Altoona, Pa.
William Mai and John Cannon a
who are attending the University Of \
Delaware, spent the weekend here h
With their respective parents.
Norman Moore and William q. n
Walsh, Jr., who are attending Bea-
,om Business College, spent Sunday n
lere with their respective parents. a
Miss Jessie H. Morris who is em- T.
lIoyed by the dupont Company in a
spent the weekend
lere with her mother, Mrs. Hannah A
1. Morris. S
The funeral services for Captain a
arthur w. Marshall, Sro age IS
ears Of LeWes, dean of the pilots of o.
he Delaware Bay and River AssO- h
iation, was held on Tuesday after N
oon at 2 O'Clock at st. Peters
Episcopal Church with N
lterment in the church yard Cap A
ain Marshall died of heart trouble o
/ his home on Second street. T.
He was the oldest pilot in point tf
f age and continuous service, hay- H
ng been in the association more
han SO years. A little more than 81
ne year ago Captain Marshall was W
Drced to discontinue active duty be-
ause Of i'll health, though refusing &C
D relinquish his license as an ac- So
We pilot. g..
The deceased is survived by a 81
ife. the former Miss Hannah Vir-
en-, daughter of the late Captain H
ohm Penrose Virden, the organizer c.
/ the association, a son and four az
iughters.
A basement bingo party will be NJ
I'D at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. he
oward on State street, on Thurs Ca
" night, February 10. Everybody w
vited. Plenty of fun and entertain frl
ent. Admission 25c Benefit Aiiz- an
n Sunday school class.
Mr.. and Mfs. William NJ. Morgan sp
Oaklyn, N. j., spent the week m
d with Mr.. MOrgan's sister, Mrs. III
Hard NJ. Webb and family. Nj
Mr. and Mrs. Martin L. Webb are re
ending some time with Mr.. and sit
s. Charles Davidson of HarbesOn. stl