Milford chronicle., 1940-08-16
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Mr.. and Mrs. Perry T. Burton o.
Bethesda, Md. spent the weekend
here with friends and relatives.
4 Miss Ethel Cahall, Of Philadelphia
was the dinner guest OF Mrs. Fred
eriek G. Clifton, Sr.. and family on
Sunday.
Midshipman Frank S. Carter, Jr.,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Carter,
arrived home on Tuesday for a
months leave. He has just returned
from cruise on the U. S. Decatur,
naval destroyer.
Mrs. Francis J. Haggerty and
children, Johnny and Bobby, of Will
mington, are spending some time
here with Mrs. Haggerty's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Walter E. Wyatt at
their residence on Second street.
Lieutenant Haggerty, 19sth Regi-
ment, Delaware National Guard, is
now on a three weeks training en-
campment at Plattsburgh, N. Y.
Mrs. Robert Lee Hatcher of
Flushing, L. l., is the guest Of her
cousin, Miss Leila Lyons, at her
home near Lewes.
Miss Jessie Morris of Wilmington
spent the weekend here with her
mother, Mrs. Hannah H. Morris, at
her residence on Market street.
Mrs. Cathryn Lynch Reed who has
been confined to the State Hospital
because of i'll health, made a visit |
with her father, Levi Lynch, and |
sister, Mrs. William Thompson and !
family on Sunday. Mrs. Lynch's 1
many friends wish her a speedy re-
cOvery, so that her next visit here J,
will be a permanent one.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Manning of
are now at the Manning
cottage on the beach for the rest of
the summer.
Captain Nelson Gibble who un-
derwent an operation last week at
the Marine Hospital in Baltimore, is
greatly improved at this writing.
Those who are interested in doing
heir share of knitting for the Red
Cross War Relief and who live in
Lewes and vicinity, please COM
nunicate with Mrs. Edwin C. Mar
shall at her home on Pilottown road.
She will gladly supply both wool (
md instructions.
Miss Jane Bullock, daughter of /
1r. and Mrs. David T. Bullock, of
Pa, was the guest last I
week of Miss Anne Ingram, daughter ,
# Mrs. Anthony p Ingram, at their ]
IOme on Front street.
Miss COrrine Riley. daughter of
lr. and Mrs. ]. Carson Riley, is TAX ,
ng a summer course at Madison /
'ollege in HarrisOnburg. Va.
The Lewes Yacht Club Auxiliary /
eld benefit bridge party last Fri /
ay evening in the club house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel W. DOheny
re being congratulated upon the l
irth of a son, Albert Warren, on
thursday, July 25, at the Dover
IOspital. Mrs. DOheny may be re-
rendered as the former Miss Nancy
Warren. Mr.. Doheny is the manager
+ the Savannah Pep Station here.
Miss Edith Hawkins OF Whining
On is the guest of her niece, Mrs.
William d. Collins and Mr.. Collins
t their residence on Savannah
Dad.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Wine of
ewes, entertained with a buffet
upper on Saturday evening, Au-
ust 10, in honor of their 39th we'd
Ing anniversary The guests were
.dward Fairheller, president of VIII
ur Suckard Chocolate Company, \
nd Mrs. FairhellerV of Litiz, Pa;
:. E. Green. general sales manager
Wilbur Suckard Chocolate Com
any. and Mrs. Green. of Mt Vernon,
=. Y; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Grubbs,
Lancaster, Pa; Mr. and Mrs
homas Boland. of Oak Lane, Pa, IL
r. and Mrs. Fritz Beahle Of Hat
,rO, Pa, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Gil
'pie of Bala, Pa, Mrs. Edgar Lea
erman of New York and Mr.. and D
rs. Irwin S. Maull of Lewes
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter r. Welk of
ilmingtOn, are receiving cOngrat-
atiOns upon the birth of a daugh-
+ in the Wilmington General Hos
tai on August T. Mrs. Welk was
rmerly Miss Margaret Vessels of
yves, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
ltheI r. Vessels, Sr.
f. Irving Walls, grandson of Fred
lrtOn. Lewes pilot, who was grad
ted from the Lewes High School
June, is making plans to enter
acom College, Wilmington, early l1