Milford chronicle., 1940-06-21
LEWEs


weekend here with Mr.. Millman'I
parents, Mr.. snd Mrs. John Millman
Mrs. Donald Douglass, and chill
dren Of Cape May, N. j., were the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Glenwood
Harrington for few days this week
Herbert Allen motored to Sails
bury Monday. He
Mr.. and. Mrs. Robert Fielder Of
Philadelphia spent the weekend here
with Mrs. Fielder's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward S, Massey. Mrs. Field
er may be remembered as the former
Hazel Massey of Lewes.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hill Of Bal
.timore, Maryland, spent the week
end here with Mrs. Hills mother,
Mrs. Grace Brittingham.
Mr.. Fred Burton and family have
moved to their home on the beach
to spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison C.. Lodge, Jr.,
who have been spending the winter
months with Mrs. Lodges parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry W. Chambers,
have returned to their home on Lew
es Beach for the summer.
William T. Atkins, who is a pa
tieent in the Beebe Hospital, is inn
proving at this writing.
Mrs. Harry B. Hickman of Phila-
delphia has returned home after
spending few days here as the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry H.
Rowland.
Mrs. James K. Rowland, Mrs. Han
Eah H. Morris, Mrs. Justus B. Nay
lor and Mrs. John C.. Branner, Jr.,
members of the Zwaanendael Club,
attended luncheon at the Duval Tea
Room in Dover on Wednesday after
noon, given in honor of Miss Evelyn
Boardman, who directed the pageant
given in Newark, at Mitchell Hall,
by the Federation of Women's Clubs. |
A revival campaign is now being |
held in the Lewes Full Gospel |
Church. Services each Sunday con-
vene at II A. M. and 1880 P. M. Dur
ing the week services are being held I
daily Cexcept Saturday. at 7:45 P. M.
Evangelist Sergius Frazer, interna-
tionally known preacher of Winnie
peg, Canada, who recently has been
conducting a series of meetings in
Pocomoke City, Md, speaks at each
service. While in Lewes he will
speak on some of today's most inter-
esting and timely subjects, such as:
"Are We On the Brink of the Worst
and Last World War-Armaged-
don?"; World Crises as Prophecied
in the Bible," and many other pres
ent-day situations. Rev. Frazer is
capable scholar in the Word of God
and his sermons are powerful and
earnest, being mixed with
fitting illustrations from life. Spe-
cial music is given at each service.
The pastor, Rev. Forest Nelson, and
congregations hereby cordially in
vite the public to attend these SER
vices.
Captain and Mrs. G. Herbert Or
ton, Jr., have opened the Orton cot
tage on the beach, where they will
remain until late fall, when they /
plan to take an apartment in Will
mington for the winter. Captain |
and Mrs. OrtOn have been wintering
in Florida.
The Bethel Cleaners Sunday
School Glass of the Bethel Methodist
Church. held a covered dishs-sappeF-
on Thursday evening, June 20, at the '
home of Miss Marie Scott on Lewes
Beach.
Miss Virginia Lodge of Whining
ton, spent the week end as the guest |
of her father, Edison C. Lodge. Sr.
ROyden Johnson of Wilmington,
has returned home after spending a
lew days here as the guest of mis-
lnele and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Cor
lelius C. Marshall.
Laurance C. Messick, formerly first
ergeant of Battery &c" of the 261st u
coast Artillery, H. l., has been ap-
'ointed first lieutenant, and trans
erred to the inactive National
iuard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gauelt Miegans and Il
aughters of Drexel Hill. Pa, are
pending several weeks at the Davis
ottage on Lewes Beach.
DR.. James Beebe, chief of staff of
he Beebe Hospital of Sussex eoun-
y, and DIR. Erwin L. Stambaugh
ttended sessions of the American
dedical Association in New York,
Turing the past week. Headquarters
# the convention were at the Wal
lorf Astoria Hotel.
Russell P. Brewer of Kennett |
square, a former local resident and
Drother of Mr. Rowland Brewer of i
4ewes, has been elected president of
he Wilmington Lions Club. Mr..
Brewer, who is employed on the
Pierre S. dupont estate, has also
,een chosen as a delegate to the
of Lions International at
Havana, Cuba, from July % to the
IS. III
Stockholders of the Lewes Yacht II
Jlub will meet in the clubhouse on III
Iewes Beach Friday evening, June III
i, at s o'clock. Commodore John
;. Wine will preside.
Mrs. Grace Lloyd, who has been
onfined to the Beebe Hospital for
eVeral days under observation, re-
lrned to- the home of her son, John
lloyd, this week. Mrs. Lloyd is for III
lerly of Lewes, now lives in Will HI
lington. Ill
Commodore John B. Wine had as
is guests on fishing trip Sunday, Ill
board his motor cruiser Wesley, iii
Iayor Walter w. Bacon and Smiley W
ing, of Wilmington. Others in the
arty were Commissioner Frank S.
arter, J. w. Wine and Fleet Cap
lin Ralph Rust, all of Lewes.
At noon members of the party
ere invited aboard the pilot boat
where they were lunch
1n guests of Capt Franklin Maull.
hey also watched pilot perform
lie difficult feat of boarding a tank
: in the choppy waters of the bay.
Canfain William RncIaInn In,nrns, llIl