Milford chronicle., 1957-10-04

A campaign to raise funds to
provide training in good citizenship
for the girls OF Peninsula Council
has started according 10 Mrs. D. ".
A. Stubs. of Lewes, Fund Drive
chairman for the 1858 drive.
A goal of 21,17a has been set, and
the drive started September 80, and
continues through Saturday, Octo-
i5SST - N..zszas- -zriII he uend To f.
nance the work of the council to
extend membership 70 girls. ex-
pand the camping program. and
many OF the other things that have
been discussed in previous articles.
I've have a membership of ap-
proximately $500 girls, ages seven.
The Lewes Lions Club will hold
their first fall gun shoot, with blue
rock and spec shooting, Saturday,
October 5, starting at one o'clock
on the gun club grounds of Frank
DickersOn in Quakertown. George
Bryan, Irving Gillis and Ed Papciak
are the committee in charge. Many
valuable gifts will be given to win
1ers.
their daughter, Miss Carol Barley
heir daughter, Miss Carol Barleu
notored to State College, Pa, this
weekend to vieit the Barley's son,
William P. Barley, who is sopho-
more majoring in electrical engi-
1eering at Penn Sts..e College.
Miss Thelma Parsons, daughter
# Captain and Mrs. Harry M.
Parsons of Lewes Beach, has re-
iumed her studies for the second
ear st West Chester. Pa. State
Teachers College.
Captain AID Mrs. Frederick NJ
Campbell are spending the autumn
It "Camelot", their home on Herr
ng Creek. They still maintain their
partment at Swartnfore, Pa.
Midshipman Douglas Scott, u. S.
Naval Academy, has returned to
annapolis. Md, to resume his
studies after spending a months
cave with his father, Roderick
Scott. and his sister, Miss Sandy
Scott at ther home on Savannah
Road.
Mrs. William Aekerman has re-
urned to Washington, d, c., after
spending a week here with her
lrother-in-law and sister. Mr.. and
Mrs. Anthony Danrow. at their
residence, on Mulberry st.
NJ. ad Mrs. Harry Lyons Fisher,
re receiving congratulations upon
he birth of daughter. born Oct.
[. 1857, at the Beebe Hospital. Mrs.
Fisher was the former Miss Phyllis
Danrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Fillmore Clifton.
IF Bridgeville, were the dinner
guests of Mr.. Clifton's mother, Mrs.
Frederick g. Clifton, Sr., Sunday.
Mrs. Grace r. Brittingham has
returned home after spending some
time in Bethel, Pa, with her SON
in-law and daughter. M. nd Mrs.
William P. Hill and family.
Mrs. Samuel West is able to be
1ut again after being confined to
Ter home because of illness.
Miss Clara Maull is confined to
the Beebe Hospital because of ill
less. Her many friends wish her
a speedy recovery. Miss Maull is
employed at the Mosquito Control,
Lewes.
Mrs. VIM. T. Burton who has
been spending several months here
at the Caesar Rodney Hotel, has
-eturned to her home in Ceilings
wood, N. j., Mrs. Burton was a
former Lewes resident and is the
mother of Mr.. Percy T. Burton, of
Lewes.
Calvin V. Palmer, 40, an electri-
clan with U. S. Engineers. who are
building a Delaware Power and
Light Company plant, at MillsborO,
died Unexpectedly Monday at his
residence on Railroad Avenue,
Lewes. He had been in good health
until stricken.
He was born in Lewes, the son
Of the late Walter aud Ara Hudson
Palmer.
Surviving are his wife. Mrs. ElIer.
Roach Palmer; two small sons,
Lawrence NJ. and Kenneth G.
Palmer and three stepchildren. H.
Paul Pavlis, William r, and Sophia
H. Paviis, all of Lewes: a sister,
Mrs. Mildred Galloway OF Phila-
delphia, and brother, Preston H.
Palmer, Lewes. Services viii be
at 2 D. M, Thursday from the At
kins Funeral Home. Lewes. con-
Quoted by the Rev. DR.. William
Leishman, pastor of Lewes Pres
byterian Church. Burial will be in
the Lewes Methodist Cemetery.