Milford chronicle., 1939-02-03
LEWES

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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Virden Lyons
were dinner guests Sunday OF MIR.
and Mrs. A. Felix dupont in Reho-
both Beach
! Mrs. Mary q. Maull is recovering
from slight indispositiOn over the
week end.
Miss Ann Curlett of Wilmington.
mOtored TO Lewes Saturday night
with Miss Shirley V. Cullen and Mr..
| Joe Scannell. and Miss Curlett was
the week end guest Of Miss Cullen
in the Primrose Apartments on Sec
ond street
Miss Carlyn Leishman arrived
Friday night from Wilmington to
spend until Monday morning here
with her parents at The Manse on
Kings Highway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph G.. Rust of
Lewes. who have been at Homestead.
Fla. and other FlOridian places since
before Christmas. are reported con-
templatng a trip to Hot Springs.
Ark. for the remainder of the cold
months.
Mrs. Louis P. Evans. who has been
with her son and daughter-in-law
Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel H. Evans.
on Lewes Beach. since before Xmas.
left Monday for Allentown, Pa. to
visit her oldest son. Mr. Leroy Evans
and his family Captain Evans drove
her to Allentown.
Mrs. Nathaniel Fl. Evans and her
son. Nat Jr.. are planning to leave
Tor Reading. Pa. this weekend to
spend a while with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel BertOlet.
AT an informal spaghetti supper
last Thursday night. Augusta Mich /
OILS entertained Mr.. and Mrs. William
Teal. Jr.. Mrs. Virginia F.. Cullen and
Mr.. Joseph Scannell.
Mrs. William Teal. Jr.. newly
elected president of st. Peters Guild |
of st. Peters Church. has called a |
OF the members for Monday !
afternoon at 2 O'Clock at her resi- |
dence on Second street.
Rev. William Leishman. pastor of /
the Lewes Presbyterian Church. mo-
tOred 10 Dover on Monday. returning
in time to attend the Rotary meeting
that night in the Caesar Rodney
Hotel.
John Fl. Thompson. who has been
under treatment for several weeks in
the Presbyterian Hospital in Phila-
ielphia. is reported greatly improved
md able to sit up
Stanley Stanford. who has been
spending the winter months in Dover
With his brother. Mr.. Ernest G.
stanford, was taken i'll suddenly last
week with a severe cold. and on
Sunday was brought to Lewes where
lie is now confined to his room at
he Caesar Rodney Hotel. Mr.. Jack
-uzzi. hotel clerk. accompanied by
Hiss Birmingham. registered nurse.
to Dover Sunday for Mr..
Stanford
Mrs. John O'Brien. of Chester. Pa.
lister OF the Rev. Nelson Waite
was a weekend guest at
he rectOry over the weekend.
Irving Walls. Jr.. grandson of
'aptain Fred Burton. spent from
friday until Sunday night in Will
nington.
Little DECIDE Kenworthy. daughter
# Mr.. and Mrs. Charles William
was taken to the Beebe
Hospital on Sunday for ear treat
nent. a development of a recent
'OfJi- which tas confined irer- to the
iouse for several weeks. She is re-
'Orted now on the road to recovery. ,
Captain Louis A. Chambers. Veter-
n Lewes pilot who was injured Jan
AIRY 20 in a fall from the rail of
he tramp steamer. Cappulin. in the
delaware Breakwater. and has since
hen been confined TO the Beebe
lOspital. is reported much better.
Captain and Mrs. Henri Virden
ice spent from Thursday until
IOnday in lewes where they packed
leir furniture in their Ship Carpen-
r street residence. which they are
losing for the present. Captain Rice
as rented an apartment at the
Arms. in Overlook. Pa.
'r his family. where they expect
} remain the rest of the year Lewes
'lk will miss seeing Captain Rice
nd reading his colorful writings in
'cal papers. as well as Mrs. Rice
the social life of the town. and
eir beautiful daughter. Puff
Miss Louise Gilpin. registered
lrse. who has been attending little
eede Kenworthy at the Beebe Hos
tai. was called to Philadelphia on
Onday because of the illness OF her
int. Mrs. Gladys Pierce is day nurse
r the child.
Special music has been prepared
r the first Sunday of the pre-
snten season. which begins this
Inday. called Septusgesima. The
l-bOys' choir has been working for
ME time under the direction of the
etor. the Rev. y. W. Rightmyer