Milford chronicle., 1954-10-08
LEWEs

The zwaanendael Club 0f Lewes
has resumed it's meeting for the
fall and winter season. after dis
continuing such activities during
the summer months.
The first meeting, September 21st
was held sin connection with
covered dish supper. with the presi-
dent. Mrs Irven s. Maull of Lewes
Beach, presiding. Mrs. Richard s.
Shields gave a report on the con-
vention of the National Federation
which she attended as a club dele
gate The next meeting will be
October 18th. Ia the Club House on
Savannah Road
The Lewes School inaugurated
their football season last Friday
when they met the squad from
Bridgeyille, in day game at Bridge
Vile LeWes was given a two touch
down edge over the BridgeYille
line and excellent passing attack.
The LeWes team defeated Bridge
vile By score Of 1870.
The annual autumn Rummage
Sale Of ST. Peters Parish, Lewes,
viii open on Thursday, October a.,
and continue through Saturday.
October 23 The sale viii be al the
Parish House on Mulberry St.. and
the hours viii be daily from one
I'll FIVE p m
Miss Mona Gillispie, Lewes Beach,
is now occupying one Of the Hayes
apartments on Second Street. Miss
Gillispie has been making her home
recently with her aunt, Mrs. John
Wine and son. John, Jr The Wines
recently closed their home on the
beach. and are now occupying one
Of the Burton apartments on Savan-
nah Road
Mr. and Mrs Clifford Johnson Of
Lewes are, being congratulated upon
the birth Of a son, born at the
Beebe Hospital, October 1st, 1854
Mrs Johnson may be remembered
as the former Miss Ann Smith Of
Lewes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Fillmore Cliff
ton Of Bridgeville, spent Sunday
here with his mother, Mrs. Fred
erick G. Clifton. Sr.. at her resi-
dence on Mulberry st.
Mr.. James Warrington, who isl
employed by Wyatt Taxi Co. Lewes,
is a patient at the Beebe Hospital.
Miss Gayle Whitehead Edgerton,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. George
RetOn EdgertOn Of Fork Union Va.
became the bride Of Mr. Walter
Sammons Howard, Jr,, son Of Mr.
and Mrs Walter s. Howard Of
Lewes, Saturday. September 25.
1854, at the home Of the bride,
Edgerton" Fork Union.
The ceremony at 3 b. m. was
performed By the Rev. j r. Hodges. 4
Mr. Van YOrCe, Organist, and Miss
Jeanne Thomas, vocalist, presented 4
a program Of music.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore a gown Of ivory tulle
fashioned with a bodice and sleeves
of Venetian lace, embroidered in
pearls and hridescent sequins The
full skirt, with train was appliqued |
in medalliOns Of matching lace. Her /
veil Of illusion fell from a scallOped I
bandeau Of pearls, and she carried I
a bouquet Of stephanOtis and white |
carnations, centeTed with an orchid. |
Miss Shirley Likens Of Lancaster. I
S. c.. was her Cousins maid of |
honor. Little Miss Douglas Brown /
OF Fork Union was the flower girl /
Honorary bridesmaids were the
Misses Diane Yeatman, Linda /
Crockett judy Bran1ford, Betty |
Brown and Charlotte Cobb all of 4
Fork Union
Mr. Robert MacIntire Of LeWes, /
was best man, and the ushers we're I
Capt. II. r. Reichenback, and Capt
BENJAMIN r Bray Of Fork Union
and Mr.. Jack Stambaugh and Mr.
George Gibson af Lewes
a reception was held at the
home Of the brides parents
The brides father is music in
structor at Fork Union Military
Arademy where the bridegroom was
graduated. She Is a graduate Of the
FluYanna County High School in
Cornwall, Va. After graduating
from the academy Mr.. Howard at
tended Braden's Preparatory School, +
Cornwall. NJ ~, where he was 4
graduated last spring
Among the LeWes residents who I
accompanied the bridegrOom's par /
ents 10 the wedding were, Mr.. and I
Mrs Howard F MacIntire, Miss Ann I
. MacTntire. Mr. and Mrs. John E. /
1lcGovern. and their daughter, Miss
Betsy McFOvern, and the Rev. and /
Mrs Thomas @. Mulligan, Of George
town.
The couple VIII make their home i
III Lewes. after a wedding trip to T
Bermuda.
Funeral services we're held Tues i
day afternoon at 2 p. M for Mrs. T
Nancy Jane Davis, "a, wife Of the
Rev Howard Davis, retired mini-
ster Of the Peninsula Methodist /