Milford chronicle., 1939-03-10
LEWES

Miss Virginia Larrimore, who II
confined to the Beebe Hospital hai
returned. and is doing nicely at this
writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Haverbecl
and James Prettyman of Whining
ton, spent the weekend here as the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. James Pretty
man, at their residence on Mulberry
street.
Lee Cahall motOred to Wilmington
on Wednesday.
Frederick G. Clifton. manager OF
the A & r Store in RehOboth, and
Clerk Samuel Evans; and Lindal
Palmer, manager of the A & p Store
of Lewes, and clerks. FIirOns Clifton
and Forrest Maull, attended a busi-
ness meeting of the company in Do
yer on Tuesday evening.
Mai. Earl Il. Ewing was confined
TO his home on Savannah road. last
week due to illness.
Charles Janney has moved his wife
and family to Philadelphia, where he
is employed with the Dennis and
Taull Chevrolet Co. Mrs. Janney
may be remembered as the former
Missf Hilda Massey, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Massey of Lewes.
Fillmore Clifton who is attending
Beacon College in Wilmington, and
Hilton Suthards who is attending
GOldey College there also, spent the
weekend here with their respective
parents.
Mrs. Clara Johnson is confined to
her home on Market street because
of Illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Warrington of
Brooklyn, formerly of Lewes and Re-
h0bOth, are receiving congratula-
tiOns upon the birth of baby girl
ON March 1, 1899. Mrs. Warrington
is the step-daughter of Mrs. Mary
johnson of Lewes.
Mrs. Herbert Allen is confined TO
her home on Mulberry street because
of illness.
Plans have been completed by the
members of the Lewes Cotillion Club
for their spring dance on April 10.
It was decided to hold the dance,
which falls ON Easter Monday, in the
firemen's dance hall. Music will be
furnished by the popular local Or
chestra; The Delawareans. II was
further decided that the dance will be
for members only, or confined TO one
couple to the family membership, the
same as last spring. New members
elected to the club were Franklin c.
Maull and Earle T.. Ewing.
Mahlon Graves, local merchant, has
bought out the feed company here
operated by Frank II. Barnett. MIR.
Barnett will move his family to
Millsboro in the near future and will
engage in the feed business there.
Originally from MillsbOro. the Bar
netts have been living here about
five years.
Edgar Morris who has been spend
ing his shore leave here with his wife
at their residence on Savannah road.
has returned 10 his duties on the
Hutton steamship.
Mrs. Mary Marshall is confined to
her home on Ship Carpenter street
because of illness. Mrs. Agnes Simp-
Ter of New Jersey. daughter OF Mrs.
is spending some time here
with her mother.
Captain and Mrs. Henry Fish who
have been on the sick list for sew
eral weeks, are doing very nicely at
this writing.
The Rev. DR.. William Leishman of
Lewes, has been elected president OF
The Council of Churches and Chris
Iian Education of the Lewes-Reho-
both and Indian River hundreds at
lhe recent annual convention in
Lewes. The following superintend-
ants of various divisions were ehO--
sen: Children's division. Mrs. John
VI. Thompson: young peoples, Mrs.
.aVinia Lynch; leadership training.
he Rev. ]. p. George; vacation and
weekday schools, the Rev. Otis p.
Jefferson, all of Lewes, and adults
Malloy C. Vaughn of Cool
ipring.
Miss Jessie Morris of Wilmington,
Ipent the weekend here with her
mother, Mrs. Hannah II. Morris, at
Ter residence on Market street.
Mrs. Cathryn' Reed who has been
II at her home for several weeks has
lot improved much at this writing.
st. Peters Church at Lewes held
supper for members OF the parish
'nly on March s. in the parish house
IN Mulberry street. The Rev, Nelson
presided at the meeting.
nd William Teal, Jr., president of st.
'eter's Guild. was chairman Of the
upper arrangements.
The commissioners of Lewes have
old beach lots to William ID, Megleo.
{ Wilmington, who has been q sum
ler visitor for many years, and Will
lam Sing. brother Of Mrs. Archie
'aylor, of the beach section.
Miss Georgia Short, daughter OF
Ir. and Mrs. Carl Short of Lewes is
q serious condition in the Beebe
Iospital because of injuries that she
eceived in an automobile accident