Milford chronicle., 1938-02-11
LEWES

Mr.. and Mrs. Edison c. Lodge. Jr.
and Miss Hilda Chambers spent th'
weekend In Philadelphia as the guests
OF Rear Commodore John b. Wine o.
4 the Lewes Yacht Club and Mrs Wine
who are spending February at the Ho-
tel Philadelphia The Wines entertain
ed at the mirror Room" for a few
other yacht club members. including
Mr. and Mrs. George L. Fleming and
Douglas l.. Fleming OF Ardmore. Mr.,
and Mrs. Serrill Gibson OF Clifton
Heights, Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Haz-
zard Of Upper Darby, Pa. their son,
Fleet Captain John Wesley Wine OF
Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Millman Prettyman of
kenhett Square. Pa. their two children.
Millman and sue, spent the weekend
with Mr.. Prettyman'S parents, MIR. and
Mrs. James Prettyman.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Justus B. Nay
lor are visiting his sister. Mrs. Walter
Clements OF Enfield, N. T..
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Janey OF Phil
adelphla. spent the week with Mrs.
Edward Massey and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Janey. Sr.
Fillmore Clifton, son of Mrs. Freder-
ick g. Clifton, OF Lewes, a senior at the
West Chester Teachers College, has
been elected captain OF the 1888 base
ball team. Mr.. CliftOn's athletic ability
first came into prominence during MS
high school days at the Lewes school.
where he was president OF the LeWes
High School Athletic Association.
Mr. Clifton or "Finny" as he is
known to his young friends, is most
popular among not only the younger
set but the older residents OF the toWh'
all of whom are wishing him hearty
.u.ef nInRffnn
skipper of the 1888 baseball team,
The Ladies Aid Society OF the NJ. Il.
Church met at the home OF Mrs. Harry
Maull on Monday evening.
DR.. Harold p Sloan. editor of the
Christian Advocate of New York. will
Sunday morning. February 13. at IL
o'clock AS Dr. Sloan is great Bible
teacher he will teach the Sunday school
lesson to united group at taen O'CLOCK
The public is cordially invited;
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Quillen spent
the weekend i'm Wilmington as the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John Dougherty.
The Misses Thelma Simpler and KUN
Brittingham. who are studying beauty
culture in wilmington. spent the week
end with their families.
Captain William Teal. Jr.. Is in com.
mand of the pilot boat philadelphia"
for two weeks.
with three cottages under construc-
tion and several more to be started in
the spring. Eewes Beach Is having one |
Of the biggest building booms 1t has
ever experienced.
On Midland avenue. cottages are BE-
ing built for Capt. and Mrs. Nelson
Gibble and Thomas 2. Dirk on Sa-
vannah Road. Mr. and Mrs. sylvester
are having a dwelling
erected
Allen Vessels. local merchant and
coal dealer. has purchased three lots
in the new development near the Itoose-
Welt Inlet. Others recently purchasing IN
that vicinity are Mrs. Hall Hazzard'
Mrs. Richardson Roberts. both Of Iewes
and John Tyndsll Of Rehoboth Beach.
Miss Lydia DUPONT OF Wilmington has
purchased eight lots on which she
plans to have q summer home for un-
children erected by June.
The Lewes Yacht Clubs new club house
will he completed in time for the OPEN
ing of the regatta season on the organ
izations three bayfront lots.
Mrs. William Barto. Mr.. and Mrs
Eugene Michener, of Philadelnhia. and
Mr.. and Mrs. RALPH Blizzari of George
town. were the ruestS OF Mrs. Grace
BrittinGham on SUNDAY
Mrs Habrick n. Hill. Jr Who has
heen confined to tho Beehp Hnsnital fo'
the past week is able to lie out agqii'.