Milford chronicle., 1953-01-16
LENVES

Captain i. Gould MacIntire oil
Lewes, succeeded his brother,
Captain Howard Il. MacIntife. as
senior warden 81 ST. Peters Epis-
copal Church. Lewes, at the an-
nual congregational meeting held
recently iE the Parish Mouse. Both
are Delaware Rivev pilots Of the
Pilots Association for the Bay and
River Delaware. There are now six
pilots serving as vestrymen and
associate vestrymen
Perry q. Burton was elected iun-
ior warden. replacing ". Davis
Wood.
Newly elected members Of the
vestry are Captain Nathaniel il.
Evans, /. w. Tarburton. and Or.
James Beebe. Jr. New associate
yestrymen are Captain Charles =.
White, Captain William w Evans,
and Captain James Richard 0rton,
all river pilots. AS the pilot con-
tingent has always been largely
represented in this oldest parish in
the Delaware diocese, associate
vestrymen are selected to serve
when the regular board members
are al. sea and cannot attend meet
ings. HoldOver members include
Miss Sara ii. Chambers, who was
reappointed secretary Of the ves-
try; Louis Fl Ingram, treasurer, a
former senior warden; Donald =.
jefferson, and Commander Frank
s. Carterm, sebuirm, y. s. Navy,
retired.
The rector Of the church is the
Rev. Frank T. Moon who came to
LeWes last June from the Diocese
Of Washington. p. G.
The Lewes Parent-Teacher Asso-
citation is sponsoring another adj
ult education program this winter.
The course is scheduled to start
Thursday night, January 22nd. The
courses will be sewing, English
foreign languages, industrial art
wood working, typing, review OF
short hand and possible ceramics
and square dancing. The courses
will run for ten week period
starting on January 22nd, from
1880 to $3.50 p. m, Thursday
nights, and the cost viii be approx
imately five dollars. Further infor'
nation can be obtained from any
OF the following committee: Mrs
Walter o. Bryan, Phone Lewes
1871; Mrs. Franklin @. MauI
Phone Lewes 5971; Mrs. Charles
Lowe, Phone Lewes 1921, or Mrs
Arthur BilloOn, Phone LeWes 2767
The Rev. and Mrs. Whitney
Dough and their family are nov
living in Bradentown, Fla, where
Rev. Dough is assistant pastor a
The First Methodist Church, and
also Director of Religious Educa'
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. John Robinson Law
ton Of Lewes announce the engage
ment Of their youngest daughter
Miss Patricia Ann LaWtGn, to Mr.
Gordon Alvin DonOhue, son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Alvin Frederick Donohul
Of Llewes.
Al graduate Of the LeWes Higl
school. Miss Lawt0n has been EN-
ployed in the LeWes branch Of tn
Sussex Trust Company which wa
founded by her grandfather, tn
late Thomas R. Ingram, who wa
president Of the banking institu
ton serving Lewes. Milton, an
Laurel. She is the niece Of M
Rowland b. ingram of Wilmington
former publisher and editor Of th
Delaware Coast News at RehObot
Beach. and also the niece Of tw
Delaware River pilots, Captain vii
liam S. ingram, ST., and Captai
Thomas r. Ingram. Jr., Of Lewe
and Angola. Mr.. DOnohue is ais
a graduate Of the LeWes Hig
School. He is now in the servic
as a seaman recruit in the Unite
States Coast Guard at Cape Ma!
n j. The wedding date will be Sc
lected upon the completion Of hi
boot training in the Coast Guar
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron F. Clifton
Bridgeville, Delaware, and Mr
Margaret Davidson Of Milton, De
aware. were the dinner guests
Mrs. Frederick G. Clifton, Sr., az
family on Sunday.
Mr.. Harvey Baker has been COZ