Milford chronicle., 1946-02-08
LEWES

Miss Frances Ingram has re-
turned home after spending a few
days in Philadelphia, as the guest
of her aunt, Miss Marguerite PaYn-
ter.
Mr.. William l.. Walsh and son,
W. +. Walsh Jr., are expecting CON
struction to begin in the near fu-
ture on the show room for john
son Cupboard Motors, which they
plan to erect on Savannah Road
just past the bridge.
Mrs. T. w. Howell of Homer, New
York is spending some time wlth
her sOn-in-law and daughter, MI
and Mrs. Leslie G.. Knapp, at Their
home in Nassau.
Captain Justus =. Naylor, I. ;.
Army, New York. spent the week
end in Lewes with his wife, the for
mer Miss Nellie Cahall Naylor, at
the residence of her mother, Mrs.
Frederick G.. Clifton ST., on Null
berry St Captain Naylor, recently
returned from the Pacific area OF
war.
Mr.. William H. l.ekites, Jr., is
attending the Williams Oil Burner
School, in Bloomington, Illinois.
Mr.. Lekites. who has been dis
charged from the I. 5. Army for d
few months, is in business with his
father.
Announcement has been made oi
the marriage of Marine Corporal
Frank Harold Stevens. Jr., son OF
Mr.. Harold Stevens and the late
Mrs. Stevens of Lewes, to Miss
Leila Marie Hutto. The ceremony
was performed i'll the Calvary Pres
byterian Church at four O'Clock by
the pastor, Dr.. Met lung, i'll Spring
tield, Mo. Corporal Stevens and his
bride, whose home is at Clinton.
Arkansas, are making a visit here
with his father before he returns
to Camp Davis. North Carolina.
The Youth Fellowship of the
Bethel Methodist Church held a
business and social meeting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Edison {
Lodge ST., on Thursday evening.
Mrs. Grace Birmingham celebrat-
ed her birthday anniversary on
Street. with a turkey dinner. Guests
were her Immediate family.
Mr. Roland ID. j. Raught. who ha
been living near Philadelphia fOl
the past several months has re
Joined his family at their home OF
LeWeS Beach.
Lieutenant VI. Carlton Wilson. re
Gently spent few days in LeWe:
with his parents. MIR. and Mrs
Marshall c. Wilson It. Wilson ha,
served in the Pacific and the ETC
theatres and has participated in
major campai@ns since enterin:
the service in 1871. Immcdiatel!
following his DISCHARGE from The
armed forces he will resume hi.
pre-war position with the DuPOn
Co. at the Jackson I.abOratOr!
Chemical Research Division.
Mrs. Margaret Atkins and EeI
daughter, Mrs Ethel Rowland have
returned home after an eXtende'
visit in Trenton, New Jersey Will
Mrs. Atkins son~in-law and daush
ter. MIR. and Mrs. Robert Patterson
and son. Bobby.
Mr.. Walter Smith has returnc,
to Lewes with his family after be
ing discharged from the L. s. Navy
Mrs. Smith may he remembered Il
the former Miss ElVira Nelson
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles I
Nelson of Eewes. Mr.. Smith serve
in the South Pacific.
A second death has occurred 4
the result of Il fire that dcStrOyc
the home OF William A. Tin2l'
rear cool Spring, Del. on Jan. .
Mrs. Allie I.ettic Collins, t. yea
old wife Of James Collins. 2S. na
tive of Snow Hill. Md. succumbc
to burns lasl Friday night at tn
Beebe Hospital, I.ewes. nine day
after her husband died Collins die
the next day after the fire. Mr.
Collins father was the CarctakC
at the Bermuda Labor Camp nea
Cool Spring. The Tin9lc home, fire
men said. was completely e.
molished by an explosion that o;
Cured when Collins poured oil
q stove with live Goals