Milford chronicle., 1940-05-31
LEWES

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seriously i'll at his home in PilottowI
His msny friends wish him a speed
recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Rinikel
Jr., are receiving congratulation
upon the birth Of son, born on Ma,
II. Mr.. and Mrs. Riniker, who hav
recently had a new home built Oh
Pil0ttown road, have named thei
first born, Robert Joseph Riniker,
Homer Ingram. of Philadelphia
spent the weekend here with hi
mother, Mrs. Molly Ingram at hel
residence on Front street.
The Bethel Cleaners and Mizpal
Sunday school classes and the La.
dies Aid of the Bethel Methodist
Church gave farewell party in hon
or Of Rev and Mrs. Otis p. Jefferson
and family, who are expecting to
move The first of June to Centre
vile, Md, where Rev. Jefferson has
recently been made pastor of the
Methodist Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Ryan, of
Wilmington, spent the weekend
here as the guests of Mrs. Ryan's
mother, Mrs. Virginia F. Cullen.
Mrs Ryan may be remembered as
the former Miss Shirley Cullen of
Lewes.
Samuel C. Pierce, Jr., who has for
several years been employed at the
Rexall Drug Store in Lewes, has ac-
cepted a position as operator at the
dupont Nylon Plant in SeafOTd. Mr..
Pierce's wife, Mrs. Gladys Bradley
Pierce, a registered nurse, has also
accepted a position as nurse in the
dupont Kindergarten School which
will open in the fall at Seaford.
Arthur Morgan of Philadelphia,
spent the weekend here with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Nor
gan at their residence on Mulberry
street.
Mrs. Grace Lloyd of Westminster,
Nd, Is spending some time here with
her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. John Lloyd. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
are operating the restaurant at Bunt-
ings fishing wharf during the fish
ing season. The restaurant has been
remodeled and good tastyafood serv-
ed.
Mrs Frederick G. Clifton and sons,
Hiro1s and Fillmore Clifton, motor
ed to Camden on Sunday. Fillmore |
Clifton who is teacher at the Caes- !
ar Rodney School in Camden, spent |
the weekend here with his mother |
DR.. James Morrow and family left |
on Friday for Arkansas where they !
will spend the summer Mr.. Nor
row was formerly on the staff at |
the Beebe Hospital
A mass meeting was held in the |
Lewes auditorium on Monday eve
ming which opened the local drive
for $500 for the Red Cross emergen-
cy war relief fund.
The Red Cross appeal was pre- (
sented by the Rev. Nelson W Right /
myeF, who asked the citizens to Wis !
ualize an invasion of this area. Re
calling that Lewes was bombaFded |
during the War of 1912. he urged |
an immediate response to the appeal |
from Europe.
The first settlement Of the first |
state should be the first lover the |
top" in the campaign, DR.. U. w. !
Hooker stated. The aims of the drive /
were outlined by Mrs. Margaret Nc
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Delaware Chapter.
Fifty children from the Lewes
School paTaded through the auditor
ium, emphasizing the need of aiding
youth and the Lewes School Band /
gave a concert. Mrs. J. W. Hooker,
ST., was in charge of the meeting. II
Mr.. and Mrs. William Teal, Sr.,
who nave been wintering in Phila-
lelphia, have opened their residence
IN Beebe avenue for the summer {
months. Mr.. Teal is a member of 1
be Delaware Pilot Association. I
JOSEPH a. Pelletier, End class ma s
.hinist mate, attached to the 14-foot | I
Bank Lighthouse. is spending a leave [
f absence at the residence of Mr.. 1
nd Mrs. Curtis Rooney. I
Mrs William Paynter Orr, Jr., is /
pending a few days in Lancaster, 4, I
"a, as the guest of her aunt, Miss {
usan Beck I
Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Wiltbank I
re expected home this week after i
pending some time in Pennsylvania
lsiting friends and relatives. {
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Route of Wash 7
lgton, d. c., have moved to their {
ome here on Pilottown road for the L
lmmer months. Mrs. Route is the v
ster of Mrs. Daniel c. Littleton, n
r., of Lewes. {,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Janney, JF.. b
nd family of Philadelphia. will o
pend the weekend here with Mrs. I,
lnneys parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ard Massey at their home on Null n
~4w !
I'm home with the Janney's for a Il
tort visit. Ii
Fillmore Clifton. who is scout m
aster at the Caesar Rodney School il
Camden. will camp at the Point h
Capes this weekend with the ii
1y Scout Troup Sc. There will be bI
out sixteen in the troop. Il
Mr.. ana Mrs. Frank Stanford of
'exsl Hill, and Mrs. william f
of Philadelphia, were eI
e weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs
hn Millman at their residence on ds
ebe avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Dill Of Berlin, G,
l., spent Tuesday here as the guests Gt
Mrs. DilPs brother-in-law and sis Ci
), Mr.. and Mrs. Virden Bryan. Mrs.
Il may be remembered as the for te
r Miss Mary Fisher, a nurse at re
. Beebe Hospital da
iuests of Mr. and Mrs. George
WINS ever the weekend we're Mr.. m,
1 Mrs. Delphia Hickman of Frank All
d. Miss Edith Downs and friend.
hard Mueller, of Wilmington. to,
IS Downs, a registered nurse. is ed
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Downs.
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