Milford chronicle., 1938-08-26
LEWES


week here as the guests of DR.. an,
Mrs. Roger Murray, at their Lewe
Beach cottage. Mr.. Bennethurn join
ed them for the weekend. Mrs. JohI
G. Leach also of Wilmington, spen
a few days during the past week witt
the Murrays.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Marshall, Jr.
and niece, Miss Thelma Ingram, and
Robert o. Hayes, spent a few days
this week in New York and New Jer-
sey.
Miss Ethyl Maull, r. NJ, of Phila-
delphia, has arrived home to spend
a month with her sisters, the Misses
Ada, Clara and Sara Maull, and her
brother, Josiah Maull at their two
centuries old Dutch Colonial home
ON historic Pilot Town road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virden Bryan and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Barnett spent
Sunday at Ocean City, Md.
Kenyon Leishman, son of Dr. Will
liam Leishman, pastor of the Lewes
Presbyterian Church, and Mrs. Leish-
man will attend Maryville College at
Maryville, Tenn, this winter. He
graduated from the Lewes High
School in June and has been working
at Harringtons store during his va
cation.
One hundred and fifty persons at
tended the first of the benefits given
by the Lewes Yacht Club Auxiliary
on Saturday evening at the new club
house on the beach front. Mrs. Sim
clair C. Campbell of Milton, was chair
man of the party.
Miss Catherine Wolfe, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wolfe, has return
ed to Philadelphia, where she is en-
ployed after spending her vacation
here with her parents.
The Messrs. Chester D. VOre and
Kenneth Westland, of Ontario, Calf,
are spending two weeks with Homer
Ingram and his mother. Mrs. Anthony
Ingram, before returning, accOmpan-
led by Mr.. Ingram to the West Coast
where they will attend the Chaffey
Junior College.
Harold Ralph, formerly Of the
Lewes CCC Camp, is confined to his
home at Newark, Del, with intestion-
al Flu.
Miss Lydia DUPONT, of Elton. is
spending a short time at the Chill
drens Beach house. with 26 child
rem needing orthopedic treatment,
who are summering at the beautiful
home near the Roosevelt Inlet, under
the supervision of Miss Nellie Paul
inc Lawton, of Wilmington.
Mrs. Alexander H. Arthur, her
daughter, Mary Frances Arthur and
the Misses Cathleen Wiltbank and
Jane Ennis Burton, motored to An
napolis, Md, on Sunday to visit Mid |
shipman William Arthur, who is in /
his plebe year.
The Lewes Coast Guardsmen won
first place on Sunday in a surf boat
race at Ocean City, Nd, between
boats from five stations in the upper
section of the Sixth District. Round
ing the two-mile course in the best
time of 13 minutes, the Lewes Coast
Guardsmen eliminated the crews
from N6tth Beach, Ma, Station which
placed second: Ocean City station
third; Fenwick Island station and
Indian River station. In the 26-foot
pulling" surf boat from Lewes were
Theodore Mitchell, stroke; Charles
Mitchell, William Dennis, Charles
Aydelotte. John NJ. Quillen and Cleon !
Levendoski. '
Mrs. Prudence Jane Wilson. SO, :
widow of Jesse Wilson, of RehOboth h
Beach, who died Saturday at the
home of her daughter in Sharon Hill, c
Pa, was buried here on Tuesday af- q
ternoon. The funeral services were
held at 200 p. m, from the Atkins /,
Funeral Home, with Rev. ]. F. Geor- G
ge, pastor of the GrOOme Memorial y
NJ. P. Church, officiating. Interment
was made in the family plot in the p
Lewes M. E. Cemetery. The deceased h
had been a semi-invalid for sometime /,
owing to a heart ailment. Surviving
are her daughter, Mrs. Mary Weldon 7
Of Sharon Hill, Pa, and a son, Joseph D
NJ. Wilson, of PHILADELPHIA. -
Swimming classes in Delaware Bay p
started this week under the auspices
Of the Delaware Chapter of the Am Il
erican Red Cross. The classes are h
ceing supervised by Arthur NJ. Pot NJ
.er, executive secretary of the Della "
ware Chapter. h
Mrs. Frank Barnett gave a surprise
party on Friday evening in honor of G,
Ter husband, Frank Barnett's birth a,
lazy. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs
John Williams and Joshua Barnett, g,
If Millsboro: Mr. and Mrs. Russell ~
Hudson of RehobOth; Mr.. and Mrs.
5amons Howard, Mr.. and Mrs. Vir- d
len Bryan, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Bryan 9,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bryan, Mr. and ~
Mrs. Dale Mitchell and son, Donald; =,
Hiss Margaret Johnson, William -
Martin and Frank and Jackie Bar ,
lett, sons Of Mr.. and Mrs Barnett.
Miss Jessie Morris, of Wilmington, N
pent the weekend with her mother, W
Irs. Hanna H. Morris at her resi- h,
ence on Market st. q,
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Graves are @,
pending few days at Atlantic City. NJ
Glynn Allen. Ernest Allen and Ro-
ert Thomas, of Coffee Springs, Ala. ~,
rere the weekend guests of Mr. and 90
Irs. Theodore Allen at their resi- ~
ence on Mulberry street Glynn AL ~
IN and Thomas left on Sunday for W.
oston, Mass, where they are en-
loyed. Ernest Allen will stay here na
)r a few weeks. =.
Mrs. Earl E. Ewing and children, NJ,
eggy and Dickie Ewing, are spend M
lg the week in Wilmington with &c
RS. Ewing's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A
lillian Workman. ec
Milton F'iremen's Carnival August n'
J to September 3. Firemen's parade I@c' @
4 Monday, August 80, Community ~
arade Wednesday, August 81. ar a
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