Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1944-10-27
LEWE.S

Mrs. Marie Danrow and daughter
Phylls Dansow, spent few days
of last week in Washington, d. C.
with friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Deale
and children, Virginia Lee, and
Theodore Jr., and Mr.. Lee Cahall.
spent the weekend in Philadelphia
with relatives.
DR.. and Mrs. Elmer Bertrand
and daughters, Miss Lois Ann, and
Miss Frances Bertrand, visited in
Philadelphia and New York City,
the past week.
Women of Auxiliary B of St.
Peters Episcopal Church, Lewes,
are planning a covered dish supper
and social evening TO be given in
the parish house on November 16.
All members Of the parish will be
invited to attend this first social
gathering of the fall and winter
season. .t
Mrs. r. Evelyn Metcalf of Amb-
Ter, Pennsylvania is spending some
time In Lewes due to the illness. of
her sister, Mrs. John r. Warning
tonslwho is confined at the Beebe
Hospital. &
Lieutenant Betty Jane stott.
Waves, who Is stationed at Atlantic
City. has returned to her duties
after a visit In Lewes with her
mother, Mrs. Harry b. Stott, Kings
Highway.
Mrs. Oscar w. Allen and son,
left on Monday for Salt Lake City,
Utah, where they will spend some
time with Staff Sergeant Allen,
who is stationed there.
The mems Bible Glass entertain
ed the Mizpah and Bethel Cleaners
Sunday School classey Of the Bet
bel NJ. f. Church on Thursday
evening in the Merican Mechanic
Hall on Second Street.
Mrs. Birmingham and Mrs |
George Layton spent Sunday in /
Georgetown, with friends and rela- !
lives.
The town of Lewes at the Della /
ware Breakwater has organized its |
own American Legion Post which |
will operate separately from Hen
lOpen Post No. s. For many years .
this post has served not only /
Lewes but Rehoboth Beach and a
wide area in eastern Sussex Coun-
IT, A movement to form a new !
post has been under consideration
for some time by Legionaire resi-
dents of Lewes. The matter was
proposed 10 the Henlopen, post at
its last meeting hut was regarded
with disfavor by the executive
committee. However, the Lewes
men were determined 10 go ahead
with their plans. On October goth.
o meeting took place in the Lewe5
Fire Hall. 1t was here that Lewes
Post, No. ~, became a reality I'M
der a temporary charter An appro-
pirate permanent name will later
be adopted. The new Unit is head
ed by w. c. Feaster of Lewes
Lieut-Comm., William Teal, ST.,
Delaware River Pilot. is the vice
commander and w. Herald Britt
ingham, JF., an honOrably dis
charge veteran of this war, was
elected adjutant Other named are:
Finance officer, Dr. Gilbert NJ.
Wiltbank, Lewes dentist; Ser
geant-at-arms, William S. Walls,
another honorably discharged sol
der of World War IL, and chap
lain. Sidney Downs, ST. A perma-
nent name for this organization is
to be decided in the near future, L
Mrs. c. Clifton MauIf, Jr.,s and I
son, Leonard are spending some
time at Millsboro with Mrs. Maulls
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Moore. while Lieutenant Maull is
on duty abroad the pilot boat
Mr.. and Mrs. William Jester of
Delaware City visited with Mrs.
Justus B. Taylor and her mother
Mrs. Friedrich G. Clifton, ST., on
Mrs. James Beebe and son, have
returned home after spending
lew days in Albany, N. Y. with
relatives.
The Lewes Rotary Club is enter
aiming this month, Douglass Con-
lef of the Lewes High School /
senior class, in project looking 4
oward the organization in the fu-
lTe of the Junior Rotary Club for y
he town. Each of the senior class
will be entertained for a month !,
lfter which the boys will put on a J
ample program of a junior Organi- !.
alton.
Miss Joan Marshall. daughter of
-ieut-Comm. and Mrs. A. w. Mar
hall. Jr., is spending sometime in
'hesters Pennsylvania, visiting r
With Miss Biz Burton and her :
arents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bur- {
on.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert orion and /
amily have moved from Lewes
leach to their home in Pilot town
Dr. the winter months.
KIWANIS FARM FESTIVAL, :
lilford Armory, October 80. 1914.
un and Prizes, continuous music
y Bands of Cousin Lee and Lew
tartt. 1t