Milford chronicle., 1953-01-30
L.EWES.

Revival services are now beiD;S
held in the Assembly of God
Church on McFee street, Lewes.
The services win convene each
evening at 7:45 o'clock, starting on
Tuesday Of this week, through Sum
day, February /.
Rev. Fielden has been a pastor
in the Southern Methodist Church
but Is now heralding forth the
sacred truths of the Scriptures as
an evangelist.
Lewes Post No. II, American
Legion, has arranged definitely for
an Extra SpeciaI' Post meeting
during February, to be known as
obligation and Service" meeting.
New Legion members will be OBJ
ligated into the American Legion,
and to those eligible, Continuous
Service" awards will be given.
Those Legionnaires who have en-
ioyed uninterrupted continuous
membership in the American Leg
ion for year units of five, ten, fif-
teen, twenty, twenty-five and thir-
ty years are eligible for these
awards. Lewes Post has about is
eligible members.
Governor J. Caleb BOggs, who
is LegiOnnaire of Laurence Rob
erts Post, No, 81, Wilmington, has
been invited to present the "Ser-
vice Awards"
The ceremonies will be conduct
ed in the Lewes Fire Hall Auditor
ium. The date will be announced
later.
All Legion Posts of Sussex Dis
trict No. will be invited to at
tend, and have their new members
obligated, and Continuous Ser
vice. members receive their awards
with the Lewes Post members.
Sussex VoituTe Locale No. 1920,
LaSociete des Quarente Hommes ct
Hint Chevaux, and Breakwater
Post No. 1894, Veterans Of Foreign
Wars, Lewes, will also be invited
to attend.
Post Commander Preston J. FOs-
key will be general chairman for
this ceremony. His cO-chairmen
will be: Vice Commander Walter
Donovan, membership; Service Of
ficer Clifton G. Maull, ST., guests;
Sergeant-at-Arms Curt Rooney, en-
tertainment; Past Seregant-at-Arms
Lewis Hayden, refreshments. Other
members of the committee are Past
Post Commander Thomas Orr, who
will assist Curt Rooney with enter
tainment; Past Adjutant Barney
Cerney will assist "Ducky" Hayden
with refreshments; Past Post Com
mander Charles Oyada will assist
Clifton G. Maull with guests and
Past Vice Commander Harry e.
Cox and LegiOnnaire George Mitch
ell will also serve.
Private First Glass William V.
Mcgee, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
E. Mcgee, Sr., of Midway, has been
separated from the u. S. Army at
the Quartermaster Training Com
mand, Fort Lee, Virginia. A grad
uate of the Lewes High School, and
Of the University of Delaware, Pfc.
Megee's first Army assignment was
as social science research spe-
cialist for Survey Division of the
Quartermaster Board.
His former organization performs
engineering and engineering design
tests and conducts opinion research
polls on items of Quartermaster is
sue for the Quartermaster General.
Although stationed at Fort Lee,
Pfc. Megee's job took him to sew
eral distant parts of the u. S., in
cluding Camp Carson. Colorado,
where he helped conduct a test of
skis and ski bindings last winter.
Gordon A. Donahue, seaman re-
cruit, o. S. c. G., and the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Donahue of
Lewes, is to complete the 12-week
course of recruit training at the
U. S. Coast Guard Receiving Center
in Cape May, N. j., this week. The
course schedules the basic duties
encountered as a member of the
nations Oldest. seagoing force.
A. b. DOrman, LeWes dairyman.
has Joined the Sussex County Dairy
Herd Improvement Association, ac-
eording to the president of the as