Milford chronicle., 1959-05-29

Captain William r. Egan of
Pilot Town Road. Lewes, was re-
elected as president of the Pilots
Association for the Bay and River
Delaware following months ball
loting at the Associations head
quarters on South 18th Street,
Philadelphia. Also running for
president were Captain Frederick
McGregor. Campbell, a former en-
cumbent, formerly from Swarth-
more, Pa, and now of "Camelot"
near Angola on Herring Creek,
and Captain ]. Wright Rowland, a
native of Wilmington, and a resi-
dent of Ship Carpenter Street in
Lewes.
Captain Howard F. Macintire was
again elected as secretary-treas-
urer A native of Lewes, Captain
rMacintire lives on Savannah Road.
The four members of the Board of
Directors are Captain Samuel
Schellenger of Philadelphia, a
Cape May, N. j. native. and Cap
tains William S. Ingram, Jr.,
George e. Chambers, Jr., and G.
Clifton Maull, Jr., all of Lewes.
They will all serve for one year
term.
The second and final announce
ment of qualifiers for the 1859
Million Dollar Round Table, COW
ering the last half of the total, in
! cludes James Orton Marshall, Jr.,
Massachusetts, Mutual Life Insur-
,ance Co.
the Lewes Parent-Teacher Asso-
citation are as follows: President.
Samuel NJ Sloan; vice-president,
DR.. Evelyn G. Orton; correspon-
ding secretary, Mrs. Helen T. Bay
lis; recording secretary Mrs.
Grace j. Hall; and treasurer, Mrs.
Catherine L. Riniker.
Superintendent, DR.. Leon H.
Farrin; high school principal,
James A. Moore; and elementary
principal, Mrs. Ernestine A. La
Bar.
Program committee, DR.. Evelyn
G. Orton, chairman; Mrs. Bertie B.
Scott, Mrs Louise v. Handy, and
Richard w. Doney.
The chairman are:
Health, Mrs. Florence T. Walsh,
Jr.; membership, rural, Mrs. Phyllis
w. Hill; membership, town, Mrs.
Marie w. Suthard; finance, Mrs.
Madeline Stango; publicity, Mrs.
Hazel D. Brittingham; hospitality,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mitchell and
Mrs. Frances M. Clifton; PTA mag
azine, Mrs. Evelyn Cox; homeroom,
high school, Mrs. Lurana Millman;
homeroom elementary, Mrs. Betty
Carmine; adult education, Roland
d. j. Raught; kindergarten, Mrs.
Virginia Dennis; safety, Mrs. Ber-
nice P. Houston; legislation, Nor
man B. Baylis; county, state, con-
yention liaison, Mrs. Helen s.
Quillen; Jamboree, Stephen C.
Vaughn; Savings Stamp program,
Mrs. Helen T. Baylis and Mrs. Mar
ian B. Dunn; and Future Teachers
of America, Mrs. Ann X. Walls.
Antiques, Show and Sale, spon-
sored by the Bethel Methodist
Church, will be held in Bethel Par
ish Hall, Lewes, Delaware, Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday, July 16,
II, IS, 1859.
The Show and Sale will be from
IL a. m. to 10 p. M, Thursday and
Friday, and IL a. m. to p. m, Sat-
urday. This is a Pearl c. Jones
Managed Show. General Admission
rs cents.
Mrs. Jenie Manlove Hart, 80, a
native of Lewes, died last Tuesday
night in the Green Hill Nursing
Home, Philadelphia. She was the
widow of Scott NJ. Hart who was
killed in a fish plant accident at
Lewes in 1948.
Born in Lewes, she was the
daughter of the late Peter B. Man
love and Mary Susan Hood Man
love- Her only immediate survivor
is q brother, John P. Manlove of
Philadelphia.
The funeral was held at Atkins
Funeral Home Saturday at l p. m.
Rev. j. A Mays of Lewes Presby-
terian Church conducted the SER
vices. Burial was made in the Pres
byterian Cemetery.