Milford chronicle., 1936-01-03
LEWES

LEVIED
Seven Lost IN Snow Storm
After being lost in the binding
snow storm on Sunday for NOR
than four hours. seven persons witt
were returning from the Carpente
family reunion, held about four mile
from here were rescued on Monda!
night by a party sent out from thli
town. They were Mr.. and Mrs. vii
liam Carpenter and their three chill
dren, and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Car
penter. After the two families haC
left the farm of their father where
the reunion was held they became
lost in the storm while attempting
to get assistance to pull their cars
out of a snow drift. When they did
not arrive in Lewes on time friends
notified the Coast Guard, who organ
lied the searching party. The faini-
lies were found wandering down the
road toward the farm house in an
exhausted condition and we're return-
ed to their homes in Lewes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weston Ellis attend
ed the dance in Dover on New Years
Eve.
Edward Maull is spending the
holidays here with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward H. Maull,
Mr.. A. f. NaylOr Of South Carolina,
spent the holidays here with his son
and daHghter-in-law. Lieutenant and
Mrs. Justus b. NaylOr.
Mrs. Annie W. Norman Dead
Mrs. Annie W. Norman. widow OF
the late John Norman, died at the
home of her sOn-in-law and daugh-
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Wolfe.
1926 S. Wilton street. Philadelphia.
Mrs. Norman lived in Lewes for many
years and was quite a well known
character at her home on Mulberry
street. across from the old NJ. e.
Church She was 80 years OF age
in November, 1885. The funeral SER
vices were held at Mr. WOlfe's resi-
dence in Philadelphia ON Friday eve
ming at o'clock and another brief
service was conducted in the Eewes
Church of which she |
has been member for a good many |
years. This service was held on |
Saturday noon with the Rev. Will |
lam Leishman officiating. Interment /
vas made in the cemetery adjoining !
he church. The deceased is sur
1ived by her daughters. Mrs. James
4. Wolfe and Miss Margaret Norman
II Philadelphia; and one son, BEN
amin Norman. The deceased's I
maiden name was Coleman.
Noel was chosen as the name of
he son of Mr.. and Mrs. Boyce d. I,
4arrimOre who was born on Decem-
,er 22nd. 1885. in the Beebe Hospital.
Phis is the first child of the Larri-
nOres and his full name is Noel
8oyce Larrimore. Mrs. LarrimOre is
he former Miss Patsy Gray Varney
{ Milford. II
Frank S. Carter. Jr., who is a stu
ent at the Severn School. Severent /
ark, Md, is spending his vacation
18th his family at their residence !
II Market street here.
Midsbipman Harry b. Scott, Jr.. Of I
he U. S. Naval Academy is spending /
le holidays here with his family at I
heir residence on Kings Highway. 4
Fillmore Clifton who attends the Z
Vest Chester Teachers College. Is In
ONE for the holidays with his
lOther, Mrs. Frederick G.. Clifton at I
er residence on Mulberry street.
Mrs. Russell Davis Of Philadelphia 3
Ient Christmas here with her {
other, Mrs. J. Frank Macintire, at
sr residence on Second street. v
Mrs. Albert Fisher and her son {
kippy, OF Atlantic City, are spend
q some time here with Mrs. Fish- a
IS parents. Mr.. and Mrs William h
eal, Sr. L
The change in the management Of h
e Caesar Rodney Hotel took place h
January 1st. Major H. M. Siam 81
rd is in charge OF the hotel and s.
r. Clarence Hill, the present man S
-er. went 10 Berlin. Md, 10 take Al
arge Of hotel there. Major VI
amfOrd has had quite a lot Of ex- q
rience in hotels in New York State 81
d in Florida. al
Miss Louise Wiley, who teaches y
the public school IN Asbury Park, Il
J., is spending the holidays here II
tb her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Sc
.rd Wiley III
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis S. Twilley and m
sir daughter. Mary Claggett, Of Sc
nsdOwne, Pa, spent the weekend ca
re as the GUESTS Of Nj. and Mrs. AZ
0rton Marshall az their residence ar
Fourth street. SO
Misses Jane, EstelIa and Margaret III
ebe who are attending Duke uni IN
'sity, are spending the holidays Sc
e. with their respective parents. er
At. and Mrs. John r. Eawt5n and Oh
nily spent few days last week Sc
Philadelphia with Mr.. LaWlon's
-ehts. Su
fr. and Mrs. Richard Blockson and lol
Dickie, Of Penn's Grove. N. g.. Pr
mt Christmas Day here with her
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Ingram,
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