Milford chronicle., 1940-01-26
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with Mrs. Fielder's parents, Mr.. ans
Mrs. Edward Massey, at their resi-
dence on Mulberry street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Scott Pierce
are receiving congratulations upon
the birth Of baby girl, born at tbs
Beebe Hospital on Sunday morning
January 81
Mrs. George Fleming and Mrs
Richard Moss are confined to the
Beebe Hospital
Misses Sara Maull, Louise Gilpin,
Of Lewes. and Mrs. Sue Cooper Grier,
Of Rehoboth. left on Saturday for q
two-weeks' trip to Florida.
Miss Claudia Brittingham, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hearld Britting-
ham, has accepted a position at the
silk hosiery mill in Lewes.
Little William Morrow, son Of DR..
and Mrs. James Morrow of Lewes, is
confined to the Beebe Hospital.
Mrs. Minnia Lord spent the week
end in Wilmington with friends and
relatives.
Mrs. Mabel Lewis of Dover, was
the guest Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter E. Wyatt, at their resi-
dence on Second street, over the
weekend.
Frank Barnett, Jr., son of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Barnett of Mills
boro, formerly of Lewes, is confined
to the hospital here.
Hilton Suthard is employed at the
DUPONT Nylon plant in Seaford.
Richard C. Beebe, Sr., oldest living
person who was born in old Lewes
proper, has celebrated his S4th birth
day at his residence on Savannah
road, on January 3. He is the father
of DR.. James and Richard C. Beebe,
founders of the Beebe Hospital; Miss
Anna E. Beebe, member of the facul-
ty of the local school. and Mrs. G.
Herbert Orton, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hart left for
Florida last week, where they will
stay until spring.
The state game warden, Thurman
Rogers, released last Friday IzO rab- |
bits on 90 farms Of this vicinity. |
William H. Suthard. Sanford Clifton |
and Daniel C. n. Littleton, all of the
Lewes Game Association, assisted |
him.
Mrs. Howard Green is confined to
her home on Fourth street because
Of sickness.
Announcement has been made of
the marriage of Mrs. Gladys Stan
ford Rush, daughter of Major and
Mrs. Harry Mowbray Stanford, of
Lewes, and Mr.. Raymond Edward
Moore, also of Lewes, on Tuesday, |,
January 16, at 2:60 P. NJ. Rev. How
ard Davis, retired Methodist pastor,
performed the ceremony at his resi-
dence near Lewes. The couple was
accompanied by the brides father
and Mrs. Russell g. Adams of Lewes.
Mr.. Moore, the son of MIR. and Mrs
J. r. Moore, is a former resident of
Millsboro, and is now in the automo-
bile business at Lewes. The couple
are making their home on Savannah
road.
Albert T. Morris has accepted po-
sition on the Philadelphia pilot boat.
On Monday night, Captain Harry L
V. Lyons was chairman of a Rotary
Club program, "Ye Old Lewes Night"
On exhibit was the painting of old
HeweS which has been presented et6
the zwaanendael House by Felix du-
POnt. Several of Lewes' oldest resi-
dents were invited to see the picture
and tell about the Lewes Of their
childhood.
Miss Louise Jarman. r. ~, of
Welfare Island, N. Y, is spending (
some time here as the guest of Mr.. b
and Mrs. William s. Ingram and fam
lily at their residence on Kings high {
way.
Mr.. and Mrs Hiram Littleton who I
are now occupying the Morris prop
eTty on Kings highway, will move a
into the W. j. Russell property on d
Savannah road the first of February. a
Mr.. and Mrs. Littleton will open their a
home, THE Hostess House." to the d
public.
Samuel c. Pierce, Jr., is planning el
4 trip to Florida on February 18th, S
Tor two-weeks' visit with his wife, N
who is nursing Felix dupont. v
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Thompson D
l6ve returned home after spending NJ
some time in Philadelphia as the E
guests of Mrs. Thompson's mother, N
Mrs. Olivia Christophersen.
Town Commissioner Frank S. Car 81
.er is now on two weeks special fC
iuty at League Island Navy Yard,
a.
Mrs. William F. Marshall is much Of
improved from her long illness and te
6 able to be up and about in a W
Theel-chair. Her many friends wish W
ler a speedy recovery.
Capt and Mrs. G. Herbert Orton. W
Ir, have left for months vacation ds
2 the South. Mrs. Orton was the pi
ormer DR.. Evelyn J. Gettys of Balti-
more and South Carolina. &c
Louis Richards, who has been in
confined to the Beebe Hospital for ed
eVeral weeks, returned to his home
N Lewes beach this week.
Auxiliary "B" of st. Peters Epis- co
opal Church. held business and wi
ocial meeting at the residence of
lrs. z. Gould Macintire on Monday
fternoon, January %. at 2 o'clock.
were Mrs CLAYTON II