Milford chronicle., 1940-10-04
LEWES


Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond e. Moore,
accompanied By Mrs Moore's daugh-
ter, Miss Phyllis Rush, OF Middle
town, spent Thursday in PhIladel-
phia.
Surfmen Robert Madles and viii
liam Sing Of the Lewes Coast Guard
Station left on Monday to spend the
next two weeks in Cape May, N. j.,
where they will participate In the
rife range drill.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Tharpe and
family have moved to their new
home on Savannah Road.
Miss Sarah MauIl is confined to
her home on Pilottown Road due to
illness.
Mrs. Joseph Greenspun spent last
week in New York City with her
husband, Commander Greenspun.
who Is captain OF the y. S. S. Camp
bell Of the Coast Guard Neutrality
Patrol The U. S. S. Campbell has
been N the Brooklyn Navy Yard for
the past ten days, undergoing re-
pairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ. Carpen-
ter are receiving congratulations
upon the arrival Of fine baby girl.
Miss Francis M. Hudson, daughter
Of Frank L. Hudson, Of RehOboth,
and Frederick G. Clifton, Jr, son Of
Mrs. Fred G. Clifton and the late
Fred G. Clifton Of Lewes, were mar
ried Wednesday evening, September
%. at nine o'clock, at the Methodist /
parsonage in Rehoboth by the Rev. |
Conrad Hamer, pastor Of the Ep-
worth Methodist Church.
Miss Hudsoh's only attendant was
Miss Elizabeth Mitchell, of near Mil
ton, and Mr.. Clifton's best man was
Samuel Evans, Of RehObOth.
Mr.. Clifton is the manager of the
A. & P. store In RehobOth nnd after
returning from a wedding trip south
he and his bride will be at home at
219 Stockley street. Rehoboth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas r, Ingram,
Sr., spent the weekend in Philadel-
Dhia visiting friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. John White of Will
spent the weekend at their
cottage on the Lewes Beach.
Miss Estella M. Baker who is em-
,lOyed by the Sussex Trust Com
'any Is spending her vacation in
Baltimore as the guest of Mr.. and
lrs. Harry Francis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Rowland are
eceiving congratulations upon the
rrival of a fine baby boy.
DR.. Gilbert NJ. Wiltbank is con-
med in the Beebe Hospital due to
IlIess.
Walter Collins has purchased a
ew Chevrolet coach.
DIR. u. w. Hooker says he is partic- |
larly interested in having the prop
r authorities enlarge the parking
lace for cars at the end of the {
ewes Beach Road, by the RoOse- q
cit Inlet. The space is much too
mall for its popular use, he be- 9
ewes.
Irving Walls, who is attending S
eacom Business College this win '
II, spent the weekend with his
Imily in Lewes. o
Mrs. Harry T. Wilson has returned e
ON a visit in Philadelphia where B
le was the guest Of friends. s
LeWes people will be glad to well J
lAll6 uOllC MIS-. LduIcuCG -. MES |
ok, who has been i'll at hospital q
Lanerch, Pa, since September IA. h
Mrs. Hannah H. Morris has re- O
rned home after spending several I
Iys of last week in Boston, Mass, q
tending the American Legion. :
Miss Hannah Marshall left last
'iday for Canton Springs, w. Va,
spend a couple of weeks with Mr..
ID Mrs. Charles Aiken, formerly
INJECTED with the Cape HenlOpen
ldio Station at Lewes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Burton of
ashington, d. c., were town visit
5 over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Chambers
IL have been spending the summer
'nths at their cottage on the beach
We returned to tueir home on
ng's Highway.
rhe annual membership drive of
J Lewes Parent-Teaeher AssOcia-
n got under way Monday when a
'ps Of 25 solicitors began a can
IS of the town and rural cOmmun-
s A 500 member goal is sought.
'lans for a benefit to raise funds
work done in the children's ward
the Beebe Hospital will be made
t Tuesday afternoon at the first
meeting of the Beebe Hospital XII