Milford chronicle., 1937-04-09

1edCn6f ASSOCidtlOu pTeSeuleu d sew
ing circle play entitled Sewing Fo
Mr.. Byler's Heathens," last Monda
night at the April meeting of tn
association in the Lewes High SchoC
auditorium.
Character parts were played b.
Mrs. Harold Birmingham, Mrs. Gee
Chambers, Mrs. CltytOn Ellis, Mrs
William Hooker, Jr, Mrs. Rober
Lynch, Mrs. Fred Marshall, Mrs. Car
son Riley, Mrs. Herman Short ant
Mrs. Robert Shut. Miss Marian
Ableman was coach.
The address of the evening was
made by Miss Lehman of the Nation
al Youth Administration, on the
topic Relationship Between the
School and the job" Musical fea'
lures were selections by the Lewes
High School Band. trumpet solo by
Gilbert Wiltbank, and piano selec-
tion by Miss Helen Hickman.
The Beebe Hospital Nurses Alum
nj Association held its regular meet
ing Monday evening at the hospital
Miss Catherine Wilson is president
OF the association.
The Lewes Cotillion Club held a
special meeting on Wednesday eve
ming in the board room of the LeweS
Fire Company to consider amend
ments to the bylaws. Officers of the
club are: President, Mr.. Raymond
r. Atkins; vice-president, William
Teal, Jr; secretary. Mrs. Virginia F.
Cullen; treasurer, Mrs. Habrick H.
Hill. Mr.. Teal is chairman of the
bylaws committee, which comprises
Mrs. w. d. Collins, Mrs. ID. Anthony
Potter, Miss Pauline Graves, Capt.
Nathaniel H. Evans, Mr.. r. r. Atkins
and Mr.. w. S. Ingram.
The body of Daniel R. Chase, ST.
retired brick mason of Lewes and
Rehoboth hundred, who died last Fri
day at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. Ernest Nelson, in Glenolden,
Pa, was brought here Tuesday. Ser
vices were held Wednesday at 2 p.
IN. at the Atkins Funeral Home
Lewes, the Rev. Conrad Hamer of
Rehoboth and the Rev. William d.
Wilson of Lewes. officiated. Inter-
ment was made In the Eewes Meth
odist Episcopal Cemetery. His only
immediate survivors are two chill
dren, a son, Frank Chase of Reho-
both, and his daughter, with whom
he had been making his home for
some time.
The funeral of Mary Alice Hazard,
9-year-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Hazard of near Lewes, who
died on April l, after long illness,
took place Sunday from Conley's
Chapel, near here, followed by burial
in the church yard adjoining. The
child's father was unable to attend
the funeral as he is confined to the
Beebe Hospital with a broken leg
received two weeks ago when he fell |
from a farm wagon. Besides her !
parents she is survived by two |
brothers, Preston and Francis, and |
one sister. Emma.
George Lupton, son of Mrs. Edith
Lupton of Lewes, and student at
Beacon College. Wilmington, is con-
fined to the Beebe Hospital with
week ago while at home on his Eas-
ter vacation. His condition was re-
ported as improved today.
Six hundred persons from all over
the state visited the Lewes CCC
Camp Sunday between IL a. m. and
4 D. IN. on the fourth anniversary
of the Civilian Conservation Corps.
U. S. Representative William II.
Allen addressed the assembled per-
sonnel of Company 1924 on the
grounds following the presentation
Of the d. A. R. good citizenship
medal to the most outstanding mem
ber of the camp.
The medal was awarded to John
Carl Newsom of Smyrna. as assist :
mt leader, who has been with the
since January 3, 1885. Mrs.
!. X. Rowland of Lewes made the
assisted by Mrs. Sam :
lei Ewing and Mrs. j. Orton Mar /,
hall. The visitors inspected ex- ,,
libits showing the educational, tech
lical and welfare programs of camp
ife and the enrollees served as tour 4, ,
,uides. A large number of parents
# the boys from New Jersey and !
Delaware were present and many
ormer enrollees returned for visit :
o their old company. ! !
A new rector for the historic par
III of st. Peters Protestant Episco- :
al Church at Lewes, founded in J.
681, will soon be named. it was an
ounced here today by the Rt. Rev.
'hilip Cook, Bishop of the Diocese d
I Delaware, who conducted the n y
forming service in the church. !
The church has been without a
sctor since last October. The Rev. -,
lillian Wyllie, Jr., was sthe last in :, :,
:, :,
Mr. Fred Clifton, manager of the v
& P. Store at Rehoboth, is now !,
pending a two weeks vacation with n
Is brother, Mr.. Fillmore Clifton, at =,
lest Chester College.
Mr.. Jack Lynch has accepted a :,
,sition in the Rehoboth Bank. He ?,
as formerly employed by Mr.. NAH 5
n Graves. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Kepner and III
N "Keppy" spent last weekend in q.
est Chester with Mrs. Nellie Bald =,
in. ;n
Mrs. Lee Cahall is seriously i'll at -
II home on Dewey Avenue. ~,
The Lewes League of Coast Guard ~
omen met at. the home of Mrs. -
lrl Short last Wednesday. -,
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