Milford chronicle., 1942-01-23
LEWES

j. Edward Wiley was elected
president of the Comrades Bibl,
Glass of the Bethel Methodist
Church at the annual meeting heIC
here recently. Other officers elect.
ed we're: Vfce-presidents, Thomas
B. Morris and Daniel H. C. Little
ton; treasurer, Capt. John S. Lynch
and secretary, W. DIVA Prettyman.
New officers and directors of the
Lewes Chamber of Commerce, who
were elected at the annual meeting
Monday evening, were: President
Paul F. Carpenter; vice-president,
Glenwood Harrington; secretary,
awrence C. Messick; treasurer,
Weston H. Ellis. Directors are:
William o. Martin, Irwin S. Maull,
John E. McGovern, Charles S.
Horn, Clayton H. Ellis, Charles T.
Nelson, Howard Derrickson, Ar
thur H. Morris, w. Allen Vessels
and Mahlon H. Graves.
The fifty-ninth wedding anniver-
sary of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas p.
Scott was observed by the couple
last week with much entertaining
by relatives. Their grandchildren,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison C. Lodge, Jr.,
entertained for them at dinner and
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond X. Kiniker
Of Seaford, also entertained their
grandparents at dinner at their
home in Seaford. The couple has
two other grandchildren, Miss Vir-
ginia Lodge of Wilmington, and
Sergt Thomas S. Lodge, 198th
Coast Artillery.
Lee S. Cahall, who has been
confined to his home due to illness,
is now able to be out again.
Archie Brittingham, of Fort Dix,
spent the weekend with his moth
er, Mrs. Grace Birmingham.
Miss Anna E. Beebe, a member
of the Lewes High School faculty,
has returned to work after being
confined to her home with the
grippe.
Miss Jane Brewer, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Roland H. Brewer of
DeVries Circle, is spending some
time with friends in Seaford.
Master Bailey Maull, III, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey w. Maull, Jr.,
entertained a number of his little
friends, and their mothers, at a
party on Friday afternoon. The
occasion was in celebration of Mas
ter Bailey's first birthday anniver-
sary, and was given at the home of I
his parents on Mulberry street, in
Lewes. Among the guests were
Mrs. John G. Maull and children,
Carol Lee and Johnny; Mrs. NAH
Ion H. Graves and son Billy D.,
Mrs. Howard Jarrett and daughter. |
Linda. Kay, Mrs. Howard o. Green
and son Howard, Jr., Mrs. Charles
M. Lowe and daughter Janice,
Mrs. Allen Vessels and daughter |
Sylvia. Mrs. Arthur Bryan and son |
Ray, Mrs. David Maull and David, |
Jr., Mrs. Richard Marris and chill
dren John and Dolores, all of Lew !
es; Mrs. Robert Maull and children
Joyce and Janice, of Rehoboth;
Mrs. Alfred Davidson and daugh-
ter Aline, Mrs. w. o. Hunt, Mrs. |
Verdis Hunt. and daughter Sharon I
Lee, all of Milford, and his grand
mother, Mrs. Bailey Maull, Sr., of
Quakertown.
Mrs. Grace Lloyd, of Wilmington,
is visiting her son, John Lloyd, and .
wife on Mulberry street.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Prettyman.
of Wilmington, are the guests of
Mr.. Prettyman's parents, Mr.. and .
Mrs. James p Prettyman. /
William Walsh, Jack Hudson,
Louis Potter and Thomas Ater-
bridge have all been called to Fort
Dix.
B. Fillmore Clifton and friend,
Miss Bennett, of Philadelphia, were
dinner guests of his mother, Mrs.
Fred G. Clifton, Sr., on Sunday.
Mrs. John Branner, Mrs. Charles
Richards, Mrs. Irwin Kepner gave
a miscellaneous shower in honor
of Mrs. Irving Burton at the home
of Mrs. Branner on Tuesday.