Milford chronicle., 1957-02-15
LEWE.S

Volunteer solicitors in a house
toulouse canvass in the Lewes
area for the Heart Sunday" drive,
on Feb. "a, have been announced
by the Lewes campaign chairman,
Miss Catherine G. Maull.
The women will cover the town
between 1 and 3 p. m. If no one is
at home at the time an envelope
will be left so that the householder
may send any contribution to Will
liam S. Jeerson, cashier of the
Lewes branch of the Sussex Trust
Company, who is serving as trea-
surer of the Sussex Heart Fund.
The Sussex County chairman is
Mrs. Franklin c. Maull of Lewes.
The Sc women who have volun-
teered their services in the two
hour intensive drive are: Mrs. Ar
thur Tormet, Mrs. James F. Mac
intire, Mrs. Wilmington Bramhall,
Mrs. w. S. Jefferson, Mrs. J. Cur
tbs Roney, Mrs. George H. Mitchell,
Mrs. G. Clifton Maull, Sr., Mrs.
William D. Collins, Mrs. ]. Mar
shall Plummer, Mrs. ]. Virden Mar
shall, Mrs. Lester Hess, Mrs. A. W.
Marshall. Mrs. F. Irving Walls,
Mrs. Nellie C. Naylor, Mrs. Vera
Lathbury, Mrs. Robert A. Faust,
Mrs. John B. Wine. Mrs. R. w.
Riniker, Mrs. William T. Atkins,
Mrs. Harry Hazard Mrs. o. d.
Zacharias, Mrs. w. Virden Mar
shall.
Mrs. Leon H. Farrin, Mrs. Ever
rett t. Reed, Mrs. Frederick G.
Clifton. Jr., Mrs. P. f. Carpenter,
Mrs. T. A. Terentieff, Mrs. ]. Lyons
Richardson, Miss Louise S. Mar
shall, Mrs. Theodosia Hooker, Mrs.
James l.. Palmer, Mrs. James B.
Austin, Mrs. r. Marvin Ingram,
Mrs. Henry Buckaloo, Mrs. William
Lynch, Mrs. w. r. Egan, Mrs.
Franklin Riniker, Mrs. David Peck,
Mrs. II. Dale Parson, Mrs. Earl f.
Bake, Mrs. w. S. Ingram. Jr., Mrs.
Eugene Hazard, Mrs. Walter Ben
nett, Jr.. Mrs. F. S. Cater, Jr., Mrs.
Harry Heal, Mrs. Preston Foskey
Mrs. r. ID. J. Raught, Mrs. Robert
Yost, Mrs. Otis II. Smith, Mrs. Dom
aid Daisey, Mrs. G. V. MumfOrd,
Mrs. Charles Parker ii, Mrs George
Showells, Mrs. Frank Robinson,
Mrs. ONEIDA Fletcher, Mrs. Elsie
davenport.
The Lewes Lions are making
plans for their ninth annual old
time Minstrel. to be held on Friday,
March Sth, starting at 500 p. m.
Admission will be $1.00 for all, and
there will be no reserved seats.
The Minstrel will be held in the
Lewes High School Auditorium,
and it should be stressed that the
seating capacity is limited to 600
and no extra tickets will be sold
when this number is reached. so
those desiring to attend should
make their ticket purchase early.
They are on sale now and can be
secured from any member of the
Lewes Lions Club.
Stephen Vaughn will again di-
rect the mintrel this year; Ralton
Dennis will be End Men chairman;
tickets and posters, Clifford Trader;
lighting, Irving Gillis; staging, Ru-
pert Hall; ushers, Clayton Nelson,
Jr.; wardrobes, William Craig; and
music will be under the direction
of Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter Ellis.
Proceeds from minstrel will be
for the benefit of new school band
uniforms and other civic projects
Commissioner Harry Heal of
Lewes announced that the city
dump for Lewes will be open "a
hours a day. seven days a week.
beginning last week. He stated
the dump has a man for the super
vision of placing trash materials
only part of the time. and cautions
that when he is not on duty that
all trash should be dumped, in =
tain designated spots, which a. =
denoted by signs. These signs show
exactly at which spots trash may
be dumped. and should the instruc-
tions be violated and trash dumped
just anywhere. it will be necessary
to return to the time allotment of
closing the dump at five o'clock
and no dumping allowed on Sun
dav.
Mrs. John ID. Hukill, the former
Miss jaw Rowland. has returned
to the Ship Carpenter Street resi-
dence of her parents, Captain and
Mrs. J. Wright Rowland. following
an operation performed recently
in the Beebe Hospital here. Mrs.
Hukill has given up her position
on the faculty OF the Odessa pub
lie school. and will make her home
in Lewes for the present. Her hus-
band is a Delaware Bay and River
apprentice.
Mrs Marguerite POvuter has re-
t"rned hnme following a visit in
philadelphia with her reDhew, Mr.
Homer b. Ingram. and Mrs. Ingram
and their daughter. Monique.