Milford chronicle., 1954-08-13
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Residents 0f the Rehoboth Beach
and LaWes area VIII benefit from
increased service by the Whining
ton Social Security Office. Is has
been announced by Myron Mil
bouer, Manager Of the Wilmington
cTice.
The Representative from VIII
mIngton has been visiting Lswes
the second Tuesday of each month.
starting with August. He viii be
az the Fire Hail. in LeWes, the
second and fourth Friday Of each
month. starting at $500 a. nj He
Bill no longer be ia LeWes on
Tuesday.
Mr.. MilD0uer emphasized that
while his representative viii be at
the LeWes Fire Hail two days
month, instead Of one, he will not
remain there al day. but only as
long as necessary to serve the peo-
pie waiting for MIN. He suggests
that visits be made in the morning.
We have increased our visits
tc LeWes-RehObOth Beach area,
Milb0uer continued, sin order to
give Sussex County residents more
assistance In matters pertaining 10
their Federal old-age and survivors
mfurance program He has express
ed the hope that the public viii
take advantage of this increased
service and call upon bis repre-
sentative.
Ilr and Mrs. Paul Sterling putski
announce the engagement Of their
daughter, Pauletta Sterling. to En-
sign Robert Evans, of Lewes. son
of Mrs. Donald r. Evans and the
lste Tt Commander Evans.
Miss PutzsH was graduated
from the SideWall Friends School,
attended DePann University ana
was graduated from the University
Of North Carolina this June. She
Is q member of Alpha Gamma Del
"a
Mr. Evans was graduated from
the St. Andrews School in Middle
town, Delaware, and from the uni
versity Of North Carolina He IS a
member Of Delta Psi Fraternity.
Alr. Evans is presently stationed at
the Naval Postgraduate School in
Monterey, California.
Mr. and Mrs. James p. Prettymaa
and family Of Wilmington are visit
ing friends and relatives here for
a few weeks.
House guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Calvin Evans at their home near
Carpenter Corner. are Mr.. and Mrs
Elwood Bond. Mrs. Bond, who NAV
be remembered as the former Miss
Fanny Baynum Of LeWes, is a sis
ter to Mrs Evans.
Mr.. r. b. Baldwin. business man
ager of the Beebe Hospital, is a
patient at the hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Fillmore
Clifton Of Bridgeville, are spend-
ing this week here as the house
guests Of Mr.. Clifton's brother and
sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Z. Clifton at their residence in
Pilot Town.
Mr. and Mrs. John Keefe and
daughter, Kerry, are spending
several days in Kingston, N. Y.
Mrs. Keefe viii be remembered as
the former Miss Kathleen Baynum.
Mr. and Mrs Willard J. Mitchell.
Jr., Of 92l Shallcross Road. VIII
mington, have purchased the bay
front cottage owned By Senator
and Mrs Thomas L. Johnson. Mr..
and Mrs. Mitchell and their family
moved in their cottage last week
Colonel and Mrs. Craig Cannon
and children, Anne and Chip, who
nave been overseas, are now here
with Mrs. CannOn's. parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Harry S. Graham of VIII
mington. at their cottage on the
beach. Colonel Cannon was for
merly on the stan of President
Eisenhower. when he was in
France.
Commander and Mrs. Harry B
Statt, Jr., who recently arrived in
the states, following a two-year
tour Of duty in England, are spend-
ing g few days here with Com
mander Statt's mother. Mrs. II. Il
Statt, Sr., at her home on Kings
Highway. Commander Statt viii re-
port for duty at the u. S. Naval
War College in Newport, Rhode
Island, about the middle of August.
Miss Adele T. Chambers and Miss
Catherine Ingram spent the week
end in Alexandria, Va, as the
. guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Met
calf and family Mrs. Metcalf win
be remembered as the former Miss
Kathleen Wiltbank, daughter Of MI.
and Mrs. Gilbert w. Wiltbank of