Milford chronicle., 1940-06-14
LEWEs

gAftnur Morgan, Of PhiIadeiphia
spent the weekend here with M
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Nor.
gan.
Miss Betty Jane McGinnis. OF phil.
edeiphia, was the guest OF her aunt
Mrs. Ella Hazard, at her residence
on Savannah Road, this past week
end.
Mrs. Thomas s. Brown Is spending
some time iE Washington, d. C., with
her family. Captain Brown has re-
turned to his duties as captain Of a
ishing boat In Norfolk. va.
Mr.. and Mrs MilIman Prettyman
and children, MilIman, Jr., and Sus-
anna of Bradford, Pa, spent the
weekend here with Mr.. Prettyman's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Price
Prettyman, at their Residence on
Mulberry street.
Mrs. Sinclair C. Campbell. Of MIL
ton and Lewes Beach, was elected
president Of the Lewes Yacht Club
Auxiliary at the annual election last
Saturday in the yacht club house.
She succeeds Mrs. William d. Col
Inns OF Lewes, who continues as sec
retary OF the parent club.
Mrs. George E. Fleming. Of Ard
more, Pa, was elected FIRST vice pres
ident and Mrs. William Teal, Jr.. OF
Lewes, second vice president.
Mrs. J. W. Rowland Of Lewes, sue
ceeds Mrs. Nathaniel H. Evans as
secretary, and Mrs. Douglas L. Flem-
ing Of Lewes, becomes treasurer re-
placing Mrs. Samuel C. Pierce, Jr.
Mrs. w. Virden Burton, Of Lewes,
was appointed chairman Of member
snip. Mrs. John B. Wine, Mrs. Leslie
Knapp and Mrs. Raymond r. Atkins,
a committee for refreshments and
equipment. Mrs. Atkins, the new So
cial chairman for the current year
and Mrs. Earle E. Ewing was ap-
pointed chairman of hostesses at the |
club house for the Sunday afternoon
refreshments served by the auxiliary
during the regattas.
The members agreed to install
eabineTs in the kitchen and voted to
donate IS toward the current Red
Cross War Relief Fund to the Lewes
tSu CrOSs Cnapter.
During the commencement exer-
Uses in the Lewes High School aud
torium on Friday night Of last week
Dr.. James Beebe. president of the
,oard of education, called upon Mrs.
1ouis P. Evans, 80 years old, and
AFs. James A. Cooper, n years old,
o stand when IL was learned they
we're in the audience. They were Civ
N an outburst Of applause when ,
hey were cited as the only two sur
living members Of the class of four
iris Of 1879 class still living in
'ewes, The third, Mrs. Fred Con-
veil, lives in Baltimore, and the ,
ourth. Mrs. Charles Maull, is dead. a.
Graduate awards were made as !
pillows: zwaanendael prizes, Iva
oseph, home economics; Thornton #,
hipley, manual arts, and Anna Mae /,
reeman, English. The American !
iegion award to the graduate most
went to Whitney Dough,
resented by Vice Commander Harry !
raust 81 Heniopen Post. 4
Mary Broedoers won the D. A. R. :
rize and the following received
ledals for extra-cuFricular aetivi-
es: Silver, Donald Jefferson, Rich
I'd Dennis. Lelis Parker, Betty Nor =
8 and Irene Hazard; bronze, Whit :
BY Dough. Franklin Brittingham, :
horntrn Shipley, Anna Mae Free {
an and Mary Frazer.
The senior class left on Monday j,
r Washington, D. c.. where they =
III spend a few days. John Bran !
IT, Jr., acting as chaperon. :, y
The Young Peoples Association Of : :
e Presbyterian Church and Mrs.
mes r. Kelley's Sunday school a,
ass realized s147 from their pick =
sale held from May % to 25. :; y
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene c. Kelley -,
d son Jimmy who have been spend n
3 the winter in Swarthmore, Pa, =
we returned to their home on Sa-
nnah Road, where they are plan :
ng to live in the near future. Il
Miss Peggy Beebe has accepted a D
sitiOn at the Beebe Hospital. She b,
IS formerly employed by John E. e
iris at Rehoboth. r
Sergeant Irving Gillis, First Glass
iyates George Warren and Herbert tr
sherman and Privates Charles m
berts, Russell Cooper, Samuel II,
sherman and Joseph Dawson are hS
the national guard camp at Fort W
ncock, N. j., for three week n,
lining course. r.
dr. and Mrs. Harry w. Hargadine
Wilmington are having extensive
provements made to their cottage -
the beach. ~
Or. and Mrs. Robert Madler have ~
'chased a building lot on Pilot y. ~
N Road from Daniel @. H. Little ~.
/, on which they hope to erect a an
ne in the near future.
lr. and Mrs. Harry Paris Of Prin- n
Anne, Md. were the weekend he
'sts Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Be
lch.
Iiss Miriam A. Graham, daughter fol
MIR. and Mrs. Harry s. Graham, He
West 18th street. Wilmington, da,
James Pride Prettyn1an, Jr., son
dr. and Mrs. James P. Prettyman, tuI
Lewes, were married at 4:30 o. In
*, Saturday afternoon, in Imman- an,
P. 2. Church, by the Rev. DR.. JaI
rIes w. Clash. The brides only Dil
ndant was her sister, Miss G.
Use Graham. H. Edward Maull Of stu
res was best man. A reception ney
owed the ceremony at the dupont his
ntry Club. The bride wore q blue mo
white figured crepe dress, trim Sr.
in white pique with navy blue Lev
.ssories and corsage OF lilies-of-
valley. gardenias and dolphin hay
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