Milford chronicle., 1942-10-09
LEWES

, Mrs. Thomas S. Brown is spending
sometime in Washington, d. c., visit.
ing friends and relatives.
Lieutenant Justus B. Naylor who has
been stationed at Fort dupont, fDela-
ware City, has been transferred to
Fort Miles, as post engineer.
The Rt Rev. DR.. Arthur r. McKins-
try Bishop of the Diocese of Della
ware, will be in Lewes on November
%, to administer the sacrament of
confirmation in St. Peters Episcopal
Church.
The Rev. Nelson w. Rightmyer, rec
tor of the church, started the confirma-
ton classes in the church last Sunday
night, to continue each Sunday evening
at 80 o'clock for the next eight weeks.
World Communion Sunday was OBJ
served in all churches of this vicinity.
Capt James H. Bishop, chaplain at
Fort Miles, was guest speaker on Mon
day evening at the first fall meeting of
the Lewes Parent Teacher Association
in the Lewes school auditorium. Mrs.
Herman Short, newly-elected president,
presided. Mrs. ]. William Hooker, Jr.,
retiring president, has been appointed
membership chairman and reports the
drive got under way the past week
end.
Walter Leishman of Connecticut, son
of the Rev. and Mrs. William. Leish-
man, of Lewes, has entered the naval
service.
Mrs. Frank Taylor of Tampa, Fla,
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G. Her
bert, Sr., at their residence on Pilot
town Road.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Herbert Pan
thies of Dover, were the guests of Lieu
tenant and Mrs. Justus B. Naylor on
Saturday.
Mrs. Lola West of Philadelphia, is
spending some time with her mother,
Mrs. Emma Rodney QuilIen, at her
home on Madison avenue.
Private and Mrs. John Fevrier are
spending few days in New York City
where they are visiting with relatives.
Private Fevrier is stationed at Fort
Miles.
Mrs. Robert Sumwalt, of Philadel-
phia, has arrived in Lewes to spend
The winter months with her brother
n-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Chambers at their home on Third
itreet.
Miss Elizabeth w. Virden has re-
urned home after spending a week in :
laurel as the guest of Prof. and Mrs. !
George A. Peck and their son Nicki.
George Lynch, U. S. Marine, has
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lfter a weeks furlough with his father !
n LeweS.
Miss Theresa Breeders, r. NJ, of Will !
nington, spent the weekend with her
mother, Mrs. Margaret Breeders and 7 7
daughters, the Misses Anna and Mar !
.aret at their home near Lewes.
Private Hirons r. Clifton, U. S. A.,
'ort Dix, spent the weekend in Lewes
With his mother, Mrs. Frederick G. !
,lifton, Sr., at her residence on Null !
erry street. y
Mrs. Leroy Evans left last week Il
DR. Boston, Mass, where Mr.. Evans
now employed. Mrs. Evans has been a
pending the summer months with her q
lother, Mrs. May Kelley at her home 7
n Pilottown Road. Q
Mrs. Charles johnson, who has been >
onfned to her home on Ship Carpenter p
rect for several days because of ill d
ess, is able to be out again v
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Rout have q
Iosed their home on Piiottown Road y
,r the winter months, and feturnedito g
leir home in Washington, D. c. n
Raymond r. Atkins who underwent
n operation for appendicitis last week k
getting along very nicely at this IL
riting.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ash have re-
lived word that their grandson, Wal
r T. Parker, has been promoted to
aft sergeant. He is stationed at Fort
ragg, N. c. =,
William Craig, son of Mr.. and Mrs =. ~
VILLAIN Craig of Lewes, has entered .
e U. S. Coast Guard Service. AZ
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Ansert and -,
Iiss Ruth Lowe, of Collingswood, N. Z.
were the weekend guests of Mr.. "'
I'd Mrs. Charles Lowe and son. .,
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