Milford chronicle., 1944-04-07
LEWES

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Miss Jeanette Clifton of Will
mington spent the weekend in
Lewes with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sanford Clifton, at their res
idence in Pilottown.
Master Bill Burton, known to
many as "Bumpy" Burton, son of
Mrs. w. Virdon Burton, celebrated
his ninth birthday on April 1. 1914.
Bill was host to his many school
chums at his home on Second
street, on Saturday afternoon,
where he celebrated his birthday.
Among the guests were Betty Ann
McGovern, Suzy Lafferty. Virginia
Deale, Cinny Raught. Jean Pal
mer, Bonnie Brewer, Patsy Law
ton, Sandra Rowland, Jay Rowland,
Mary Teal. Judy and Adelaide At
kins, Marie Papsick, Jackie Souder,
Graham Dill, Bobby Short, Cliff
ford Howarth. Doug and Val Ev-
ans, Mike Hill, Leland Burton,
George Truitt. Billy Beebe, Billy
White, Billy Lowe and Billy
Vaughn.
Sergeant Joseph Dawson, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks Dawson of
Lewes. who is in the U. S. Armed
Forces, has returned from foreign
duty. and is now spending a fur
Tough in Lewes with his parents
and brother.
Mrs. Charles Mitchell of Lewes
entertained the Coast Guard We'll I
fare Society on Wednesday after
noon at her home on Lewes Beach.
Mrs. David Brittingham is spen-
ding some time in New York with |
her son and daughter-in-law Mr. |
and Mrs. William Mai and daugh-
ter Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick G. Cliff
ton, Jr.. and Frederick, III, and
Mrs. Albert Joseph and son Ronny
spent Sunday in Philadelphia Wis
iting with friends and relatives.
Private Thorton Shipley, U. S.
Army, has returned from foreign
duty and is now spending leave in
Lewes with his father at their
home on Second street.
Sarah Donovan, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Donovan of Lewes
is confined to her home in Lewes
because of illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Wilson of
Lewes announce the engagement of
their daughter. Helen Shaw Wilson
TO Midshipman John Richard War
rem. son of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Thomas
Warren, of Wilmington. Miss Will
son is a graduate of the Lewes
High School and the University of
Delaware. She is now a member
of the faculty of Newark School.
Warren is a graduate
of Wilmington High School and at I
tended the University of Delaware
before enlisting in the Navy. He
was a member of the Sigma Phi
Epsilon Fraternity OF which he was |
president during his senior year.
He completed his pre-dental ;
course at Middlebury College, Mid
llebury, Vermont, under the Navy .
VIZ training unit. At present he is
attending officers training school
1t Northwestern University. Chi I
cago. ILL.,. as a midshipman in the I
U. S. n. R., and will graduate as .
ensign in May.
Miss Gladys l.. Mai, daughter of
Mrs. David Birmingham, of Lewes,
and the late William Frederick Mai
md Lieutenant Robert Otis Baus-
nan. Jr., U. S. Army, Camp Stew
art, Ga, were married in the chap
Fl of the Arch Street Methodist
Philadelphia. on Tuesday.
March 81. The ceremony was per-
'ormed by the Rev. DR.. Harold Nj
,ols. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Belts
If Salisbury, the brides sister and
were the only at
endants. A reception was held at
The bride and bride
groom are graduates of the Univer-
iity of Delaware. class of 1943. She
s now employed in Philadelphia
" the Atlantic Refining Company.
Bausman is the son of
Dr.. Robert Otis Bausman, former Y
Professor of agriculture at the I'm
versity of Delaware, and Mrs.
3ausman, now of SilverbrOOk, Md. z
William F. Mai. of Cornell Univer-
ity, Ithaca, n. Y, gave his sister z
n marriage.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hill and
on, william. Jr.. of SparrOws z
'oint, Md. Mr.. and Mrs. Winfield Z
and son William of z
hester. Pa, Mr.. and Mrs. Weldon =
and daughter of New Y
ork, were the weekend guests of z
leir mother. Mrs. Grace Britting- y
am, at her residence on Mulberry =
treet. Mrs. Hill and son are spend :
lg a week with Mrs. Birmingham. q
Mrs. Hannah H. Morris and
Mickey Morris, will
pend Easter Sunday in Atlantic
ity with Mrs. Morris daughter,
apt. Jessie Morris, U. S. Army
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