Milford chronicle., 1940-05-10
LEWES

OF wilmington returned nome with
Mrs. Lord for a short visit
The Youth Fellowship Of the M.
e. Church was entertained at the
home OF Mrs. Minna Lord last
Thursday evening. Mrs. Lulala Der
rickson and Mrs. Lord were the
hostesses for the evening.
DR.. Richard G. Beebe and Mrs.
Beebe, who were in an automobile
accident last week when on a trip
to visit their son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Frazier. at
Savannah, Ca, are getting along
nicely at this writing, and expect
to continue their trip.
Miss Lillian Marshall, daughter
of Joseph Marshall of LeWes, and
who is attending the Women's Col
lege at Newark, has been chosen
Junior Duchess in the May-Day ex-
ercises.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Gallagher of
Wilmington, spent the weekend here
at their cottage on Lewes Beach.
Mrs. Frederick G. Clifton and
family are expecting to move to their
cottage on Lewes beach some time
within the next two weeks.
Captain and Mrs. Eugene Kelly
and son of Swarthmore, Pa, are
planning to move to Lewes sometime
within the near future. Eugene Jr., |
graduates this year at the SwaFth- |
more high school. Mr.. and Mrs. Kel-
ly are planning to live the year
round in their home which is To-
Gated on Savannah road.
Mrs. Minnie Kellam has accepted
a position in Milford and plans to
make her home there. Mrs. Kellam
is the mother of Mrs. Marshall
Plummer of Lewes.
Theodore Deale, Sr., has purchas-
ed a new car
Mr.. and Mrs. George P. Tunnell
have moved to their home on Mar
ket street, after spending the win
ter months with their daughter,
Mrs. Albert M. Lupton and her
family.
Norman W. Moore, son of Mrs.
Clifford L. Trader, of Lewes, and
Miss Marian Simpson, of Milford,
daughter of Mrs. A. Simpson, were
married on March Both at Accomac,
Va. Miss Moore is a graduate of c
Drexel Institute and of BeacOm's a
College. Mr.. Moore graduated from +
the Lewes high school and Beacom's r
College, and is now associated with r
the DUPONT Company in Wilmington, h
where they are making their home. 4
Mrs. Laura Morris has returned u
home after spending the winter f
months in Miami, Fla. n
Mr.. and Mrs. George Beeman are =
spending a vacation in Florida. u
Mrs. Charles M. Lowe, the former I,
Miss Jane Burton, secretary in the a
Delaware Pilot office of Lewes, has "
resigned, and her position has been T.
taken by Miss Charlotte Walton of (
Rehoboth. Miss Walton is a former h
Lewes resident. 9
Miss Sylvia Gordon, of Greenback- u
vile, Va, sister of Mrs. w. Allen "
Vessels of Lewes beach, is spending b
some time here with her sister and y
brother-in-law. II
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Morgan n
have returned to their home on Null =
berry street, after spending the win .
ter months in Allentown and Phila- 4
Mrs. James Morrow is confined to =
the Beebe Hospital because of ill !,
ness. Mrs. Morrow is on the staff =
at the hospital. =
Everett Hopkins of Lewes was q
elected president of the Youth Con- =.
ference of the Sussex County Coun- =,
ell of Churches and Christian Educa- q
ton at the Bethel Methodist Church %
here Saturday. Other officers named II
we're: Vice-president, Miss Cornelia ~
Marvel, Georgetown; secretary, Miss ~ ~
Grace Mumford, Millsboro; treas q
irer, ]. Gregg Whedbee, Nassau, and :.
publicity director, Miss Ruth Will he
Jams, of Lewes. New district vice W 's
presidents are: Miss Kitty Smithers, GU
)elmar; Miss Esther Greenley, Lin n,
'oln; Miss. Betty Calhoun, Dagsobro, ~
RUSSELL Bennett, Slaughter Neck; a. a.
diss Ruth Gardner, Millsboro; Irwin "a
luillen, Millville; Kenneth Harring- ho
on, Greenwood; Miss Helen E. hs he
imith, Laurel, and William Smith, II, ut
'eaford. At the groups banquet in 11'
he firemen's hall, Thomas Lodge of ao
he Beacon College faculty, was Sa Sa
postmaster. John G.. Leach, vice Nc ~
resident of BEACON, and Bishop W.
ATthur r. McKinstry, of the Episco-
al Diocese of Delaware, were the vs. s
peakers. Several members of the iei G
ewes School Band took part in the I'd
program. Professor
ohm T. Byler, of the school faculty, I'd "a
ed group singing. The Rev. Otis ~ ~
}. Jefferson, pastor of Bethel DT
'hurch, was host to the conference.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Haverbeck G@a @
nd daughter, Mary-Joe, Miss Mar 1ol
Inn Graham and James PFettyman gu
Wilmington, spent Sunday here SH'
S the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. James =
ride Prettyman, at their residence VI
n Mulberry street ME I
Mr.. and Mrs. George Carey, of
eaford, were town visitors on Sun rel
by.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Janney and IA IA
aughters Diana and Gail, of Phila- MT
alpha, spent the weekend here as !.
e guests of Mrs. Janney's parents, l,nt pr
r. and Mrs. Edward Massey. eHI
Miss Doris Sumwalt and friend of
spent the weekend wei
re with Miss Sumwalt's mother, IN
RS. Robert SumwaIt. goo
Miss Louise Marshall, who is con- me- me-
led to her home on Second street the
cause of illness, has improved at ~
is writing. plta
Mr.. and Mrs. Virden Bryan spent ser
lnday in Berlin, Md, visiting Mrs. -
vans parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan. N
The following students have been the
osen from the Lewes High school ney
nd to participate in the activities Mai
tho All -Cfofa bon1. cyko-~ -.