Milford chronicle., 1940-04-19
LEWES

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Mr.. and Mrs. Perry T. Burton. Of
Bethesda. Nd. spent the weekend
here with Mrs. Burton's mother,
Mrs. George COverdale. Mys. Burton
may be remembered as the former
Emily COverdale OF Lewes.
Miss Catherine Wolfe Of Philadel-
phia, spent the weekend here with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Wolfe, at their residence on Kings
highway.
MIR. and Mrs. Marshall Plummer
entertained q few guests ct their
home on Saturday evening In honor
OF Mrs. Minnie Kellams birthday an
niversary. Mrs. Plummer is the
daughter of Mrs. Kellam.
Mr.. and Mrs. joseph Staley and
son, who have been occupying one
Of the Long apartments on Pilot
town road, have moved TO Whining
ton, where MIR. Staley Is employed
by the DUPONT Cnmpar
Lieut.. and Mrs. Justus B. Naylor
spent Saturday In WILMINGTON visit
ing friends and relatives.
Mrs. Cora M. Clifton Is confined
to her home on Mulberry street be-
cause Of Illness.
Mrs. Howard Davis Is gpending
some time in Phlladelphis Waiting
friends and relatives
The Lewes Angler'a Club situ-
ated on the banks q the Anchorage
basin IN the LeWeB and Reh0b0th
canal. win be managed thiB summer
by Mr.. and Mrs Clifford II Trader
pr0pfietors Of a soda fountain and
restaurant bearing their name In
Lewes.
Theodore Mitchell OF the Lewes
Coast Guard Station has completed
the removal Of the dwelling owned
by Mr.. William e. Walsh, from Canal
drive to Third street. Mr.. Mitchell
is making many improvements. An
expert craftsman, he Is doing much
OF the work himself.
AIf. and Mrs. Clifford =. Trader
motoTed TO Salisbury, Nd, ON Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. William e. Walsh
and their son. Billy Walsh, Jr., have
moved to their beach home for the
summer.
Captain Edwin C. AiarshalI. who
has been confined to the Beebe
Hospital because Of Illness, has re-
turned TO his home sunny Bank"
where he is now COnvalescing.
The LeWes Dairy now has large
and attractive new sign, erected at
the dairy on PilOt-town road.
Captain and Mrs. ]. Wright Row
land and their daughter. Jay-Girl,
are spending some time n Philadel-
phia, while Capt Rowland Is on
canal duty" for the Delaware Bay
and River Pilots Association.
Homer B. Ingram, who d now as
sOciated with the Glen Falls tnsur-
anCe Company In philadelphia, spent
the weekend with his mother, Mrs.
A. P. Ingram and her family at her
residence on Front street.
Mrs. T. Cullen Donovan, who is
confined TO the Presbyterian Hos
pital In Philadelphia. b reported
improving at this writing.
Former Mayor William y. Walsh
is having boat dock, go feet long. ;.
erected In front OF bis property
alOng Canal Drive. just south OF the
I.eWes-R RehObOth canal drawbfidge,
5NaMHAlE HhNnuAuM AbNAs
The dock Is TO be leased 70 owners
1f pleasure or party boats during
lhe fishing season.
Miss Dolores y. Pierce, daughter
lf Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Q. Pierce.
81, Of Lewes. who Is q student at
Beacon Business School. was host /
sss for the annual spring open house
II Beacon ON Saturday.
Miss Edith Downs, II. NJ, who has (
jeen spending a few days here with
Ter mother, Mrs. George Downs, on /
Ter return trip from San Juan, has
ieturned to Wilmington, where she 1
) registered nurse 81 the Will q
hington General Hospital. q
Mrs. J. Frank Macintire IL spend
ng this week In philadelphia, 30 the Z
,uest Of her sOn-in-iaw aud daugh- !
er. MIR. and Mrs. Russell Davis, and 4
heir daughters, Suzanne and Fran 9
es.
Mr.. and Mrs. Friedrich G. Mar
hall and their son, Joseph Mar I
hall. have returned 20 their home
ere after spending the winter 10 :
lodesto. Californla, with their Q
aughter, Miss Katherine Marshall. v
The Zwaanendael Club held pro \
ressive luncheon Tuesday after 3
con. Mrs. Irwin Kspner, Mrs. Jno. +
ranner and Mrs. Glenwpod Har- s
Ington were hosgeBsee, Ia
A fnnd towards the purchase Of @
ew truck for the Leweg Fire De- N
artment will be raised at COM c
lunity turkey supper 70 be given BY
.embers Of the local company In
le fremen's auditorium 0n April IL