Milford chronicle., 1939-06-16
LEWES

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H. Barnett am
their children. frankie, Jr.. Jacki
and Fay. have moved to .Millsboro
where Mr.. Barnett is associated will
a feed company there. Mr. and Mrs
Winfield Brittingham will occupy tn,
house vacated by the Barnetts.
Mrs. Philip M. Lombardo of Sails
bury. Maryland. will be unable tC
walk very much for at least sia
weeks, because of two broken bones
IN her right ankle, which she received
while at an amusement park near
Salisbury. Mrs. LombardO may be
remembered as Miss Mary Britting-
ham, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
L. Brittingham of Lewes.
! Miss Betty Riley, daughter of Mr.
snd Mrs. j. Carson Riley, graduated
from Simmons College i'm Boston,
Mass, on Saturday, June 10. Miss
Riley received her B. A. degree on
Lobraru Science. Her parents went
itc Boston to attend the commence
ment exercises.
Edmond Pacetti of Homestead. Fla.
is spending some time in Lewes with
Miss Mary Frances Arthur, who is
making her home for the summer
months with her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. William T. Atkins.
Boyce ID. Larrimore is attending
camp at Fort Hancock, n. j. Mr..
Larrimore is a member of Battery B
OF the Delaware National Guard.
Harry T. Wilson has been spending
his shore leave here with his wife
and family at their residence ON
Dewey avenue.
DIR. Augusta Nichols win spend the
summer in California, after a short
visit in New York.
Officer John Millman. chief of Lew
os police. who has been i'll for several
days, is able to be out again.
Lewes' new comfort station on the
banks of the Lewes- -Rehoboth canal,
near the highway bridge, is now open
TO the public. The concrete block
building is well equipped with the
most modern fixtures, and is a dis
tinct addition to the summer pOpu-
lation during the fishing and bathing
season. 1t was built with WPA la
Dor, and is one of the first accom-
plishments of the town commission
Frs and Chamber of Commerce on the
years 25-point civic betterment pro-
gram. 1t is the first public comfort !
station this town has had.
Major Harry NJ. Sanford, manager |
If the Caesar Rodney Hotel, is spend ,
ng a few days in New York ON bust !
les.
Announcement has been made of !
he recent marriage of Miss Dorothy
D. Beebe, the daughter of Charles d.
3eebe of Lewes. to Theodore B.
Scudder Jr. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore B. Scudder, Sr., of Will
nington. The Rev. Park w. Hunt
ngtOn, pastor of st. Stephens Luth-
ran Church. Officiated. Mr.. and Mrs.
Scudder will live in Wilmington.
William Mai, son of Mrs. David
is among the graduates
If the 1899 class OF the University of
Delaware. William has been enrolled
Il the school Of agriculture, and was
IN the honor list many times during
lis years at college.
George Coverdale is seriously i'll in
ne Beebe Hospital.
John Wine. who has been spending
week here with his wife and family
Il their cottage on Lewes Beach, re-
urned to Philadelphia on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Habrick Hill and
amily have moved into their new
ome on Lewes Beach.
Mrs. Cora NJ. Clifton and son Fred
rick G. Clifton Jr. mOtored TO Will
lingtOn on Tuesday.
Capt John Barnes is confined to
he Beebe Hospital due to serious i'll /
ess. L
Miss Louise Marshall of New Cas- !!
e, spent from Friday until Sunday y
vening here with her mother, Mrs. 2
. W Marshall, Sr, at her residence ;
n Second street. b
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester DickeTson and :
1n of Laurel spent the weekend 2
ere with Mrs. Dickerson's parents,
r. and Mrs. W. F. Graves. Mrs n
raves who has been confined to her '
Ome because of illness has i'm
roved at this writing.
The annual meeting an detection of G
.ficers of the Ladies" Auxiliary OF
Ie Lewes Yacht Club was held al the
1me of Mrs. Raymond r. Atkins, on u
'ednesday evening, June IA. q
William F. Marshall is confined 10 r
IS home on Kings highway because
illness.
,ent the weekend at his cottage on
John l.. Catalan OF Wilmington .
Ie beach ~,
Miss Catherine Tull, who gradu- ~
ed from DreXel Institute in Phila- r.
slphia, on Monday, spent few days :.
lis week with her parents, Mr.. and
rs. Louis j. Tull, at their residence f.
Pilot-toWn. a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur H. Morris, Mrs. +
ilbert NJ Wiltbank and Miss Eliza
eth W. Virden plan TO leave on July ca
returning the 2S. during which Al
me they will cross the continent n
Y train, visiting San Francisco, A,
here the Rexall convention will be ie
ald for three days.
Howard Killen, employee of the eI
merican Stores Co. here. received a I n
arious injury last Friday morning n
lille at work, when knife fell from y,
is hand and cut his right leg. G
Mrs. Mary c. Wyatt of Dover is h