Milford chronicle., 1940-03-29
LEWES

daughter, Mary 10, Miss Marian Gra-
ham and James Prettyman of Whining
ton, spent Easter Sunday here as the
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. James Pretty
man at their residence on Mulberry
Miss Louise Marshall of New Castle
". Marshall Sr. Miss Marshall has
been in IN health since she visited her
mother during the Christmas holidays.
Mrs. Agnes Simpler, Of New Jersey,
spent Easter Sunday here with her
mother, Mrs. Mary Marshall. at her
home on Ship Carpenter street. Mrs.
Marshall returned home with her daugh-
ter for a few days.
Mrs. Mary Q. Maull is confined to the
Beebe Hospital because of illness.
Mr.. and. Mrs Frederick c.. Marshall.
who have been spending the past seven
months in Modesto. California, with
their daughter. are expecting to re-
turn home sometime next month.
Mr. apd Mrs. Perry Thurston Burton
of Bethesda, Md, spent the holidays
with Mrs. Eurton's mother, Mrs Geo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Davis and
daughters, Suzanne and Frances, Of
Philadelphia, were the guests of Mrs
Davis mother Mrs. J. Frank Macln-
Mrs. Martin Bailey. the former Miss
Mildred Walsh and her son Bobbie.
have returned home after spending the
past week and Easter Sunday here
L. Walsh. Mr.. Bailey came for them
over the weekend
Mrs. James R. Kelly has returned
home after spending part OF the win
ter months in Swarthmore. Pa. and
Allentown, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. William r. Egan and
their daughter have returned home af-
ter spending a week in Germantown,
Pa. with Mr.. Egan's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs John j. Egan.
Misses Louise Vaughn, Edna Moore
Madison College, Harrisonburg, Va.
spent the Easter holidays here with
their respective parents. -.
Mrs. Herbert Allen and son Frank
lin. Mrs. Marshall Plummer and son
Eugene and Mr. Dugan, motOred to
Philadelphia on Sunday to visit Mr.,
Allen. who is confined to the Navy Hos
pital because Of illness. Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel West accompanied them as far
as Wilmington, where they visited their
son. Dodson West and family
Mr. and Mrs. Irwin c. Keeper and
their son, Keppy, Jr.. spent the week
end in West Chester Pa, with friends
William S. Walls. Jr.. who is attend
ing Western Maryland College. at |
here with his father and his grand !
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William +. Ennis. |
Guests of Lou Murray during the Eas- |
ter holidays were Mr.. and Mrs Ernest |
Wilkins and their daughter. the Misses /
Phyllis and Marjorie Wilkins OF VIII /
mington. Mrs. Wilkins was the former
Miss Gladys Murray of Lewes.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Justus 3. Nay
lor and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Staley and |
son motored to Dagsboro on Sunday.
Mrs. Albert Il. Morris, the former
Miss Ellen Van Pelt of RehobOth Beach,
has accepted a position as stenographer
in the Office OF the town board of Re 4
hoboth Beach.
Edward F. Warrington has returned
to his duties on the Brandywine Light
house after spending few days here.
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Carey of
Seaford, spent Sunday here with Mrs
Careys parents, Mr.. and Mrs w. F.
Graves at their residence on Fourth
street. |,
Thomas Callahan has accepted a po-
sition as a tutor in New York.
Mr. and Mrs Chris Schmierer and
family are moving into the Steven prop
Guests of Captain Franklin c. Maull
during the holidays We're Mrs. Fuller
Davenport and her daughters. Julia and
Elizabeth, of Wilkes Barre, Pa.
AT the Lewes Presbyterian Church on
Easter Sunday, eleven young people
joined the church and two infants were
ba ptized. The infants We're Margaret |
Anne Wyatt, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Wyatt, and Judith Clare An
dress, daughter OF DR.. and Mrs. Walter
Address.
John c. Burton. III. O-year-old son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Nirden Burton, Of
Lewes. is under observation at the Bee /
be Hospital for injuries received in an
automobile accident last week, when
the car he was driving struck tele-
phone pole on Kings highway. His con-
dition is not believed serious. His face
was cut from the shattered windshield
and he was struck i'm the stomach by
the steering wheel Miss Kathleen Wilt
bank who was with Mr. Burton received
a few cuts and bruises about the face. /,
Miss Wiltbank is the daughter of DIR. :
and Mrs. G. W. Wiltbank, Of Lewes.
Mrs, w. Hance Chambers who is con- I
ined to her home because of illness, has .
improved at this writing.
William Bookhammer is moving his !
annily from their farm to the Jenkins
property on Second street.
The Bethel Cleaners Sunday school J,
lass of the Methodist Episcopal Church Il
eld a business and social meeting at !;
be home Of Mrs. Edith Simpler on q
tuesday evening. =,
Lou Richards who has been conval- :,
scing at his home on Lewes Beach, is u
bic to be out again. r
REWARD-offered for safe return of \
lack and white dog. part fox and part e
tbbit with white streak in middle of u
ICE. Sex. male. Wearing black harness
nd two license tags, 1910 No. 16498 =
week ago Name Prince"
otify Mrs. Justus Il. Naylor, 31S Null u
'rry street, Lewes, Delaware. Phone II II
ewes 2541. 1tp e