Milford chronicle., 1951-04-27
LEWES

Installation Of officers for 1851
50 for the v. T. w. Auxiliary at
Lewes, were held Tuesday evening,
April III.
The installation was preceded BY
q banquet at the Blue Room Res
taurant A turkey dinner, with all
the trimmings, was enjoyed by all.
The installation took place at
the ". r. w. Post Home on Lewes
Beach The installing officer was
Lola Szymanski of Wilmington, a
past department president. Acting
as our cOnductress during the in
stallatiOn was Dorothy Loose, jun
ioF vice president Of the depart
ment.
The officers for this year are as
follows: President, Mrs. Ruth Ber-
trand, Sr.; vice PRESIDENT Mrs. Bet
ty Walizer; junior vice president,
Mrs. Marie DanrOW; chaplain, Mrs.
Marguerite Davies; secretary, Mrs.
Verna Foskey; treasurer, Mrs. Hell
en- Faust; conductress, Mrs. Nellie
Lloyd; patriotic instructor, Mrs.
Catherine Pase; guard, Mrs. JOS
ephine Baynum.
The following we're named as
trustees: Mrs Beatrice Simms, /
year; Mrs. Myrtle Stokes, 2 years,
and Mrs. Elizabeth Tracy, 8 years.
Color guards are Blanche Baynum,
Beatrice Simms, Bessie Walker end
Myrtle Stokes; historian, Mrs. Ann
HOWarth.
Major and Mrs. Justus B. NaylOr
recently returned from a visit in
Washington and Virginia. While in
Washington, d. c., they attended
q baseball game played between the |
New York Yankees and the Wash
ingtOn Senators.
Mrs. Richard A. Shields, Sr., re-
Gently made visit in Springfield
County, Pa, where she was the I
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton e. !
Morris, former Lewes residents.
Mrs. Fred Butler of Bridgeville |
has been spending a few days here
as the house guest of Mrs. Mar |
shall Hazard, at her residence on
Savannah Road.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. OrtOn Marshall,
Sr., who have been spending two
months in Tampa, Florida, as the
guest of Mrs. b. +. Taylor, have re-
turned to their home on Fourth
street in LeWes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron +. Clifton Of
BridgeVille spent the weekend i'm
LeWes with Mr. Clift0n's mother,
Mrs. Frederick G. Clifton, ST., and
brother Reese Hirons Clifton, at
their residence on Mulberry street.
Mr.. and Mrs Clifton are expecting
to move into their attractive home
recently built on the highway road
4lto Bridgeville, around the first
of May.
Mrs. Evadue J. Knapp is making
a visit in Newport News, Va, as
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Robinson, and also in Norfolk, Va.
The music department of the
LeWes High School will present a
spring concert in the new LeWes
School Auditorium on Friday even
ing, April q, at o'clock. The con-
cert will include presentations by.
the junior band, dance orchestra, n
band, and the A Capella
Choir. The choir has purchased
robes and will wear them for the
first time at this concert. Proceeds
from the concert will go toward
the purchase price of these beautf-
ful robes.
At this concert also the junior
band is making its first appearance
rs a band rather than as an instru-
mental class.
Chief Lynn Ritter has announced
m addition of a new officer to the
lplice force Of Lewes. He is Harry
!. Fisher, who resides near the edge
# the town Of LeWes, on the War
'en Polk farm. Mr.. Fisher is a vet
ran Of World War II and is mar
led. The other members of the
lOlice force include G. William Tarr
md John Millman.
Mr.. and Mrs. William o. Richards
# Lewes are receiving congratula-
ions upon the birth of daughter
It the Beebe Hospital in Lewes, on
April 2.
The Lewes Lions Club held a la