Milford chronicle., 1959-10-30

every purpose, from wood, plaster,
boats, asbestos, autos, masonry,
etc.
The Rotary Club of Lewes on
Monday night, October 26th, was
host to j. Reynolds Pratt, governor
of the 764th district of Rotary In
ternational, who is making Us an
nual official visit to each of the 56
Rotary Clubs in New Jersey and
Delaware.
Mr.. Pratt addressed the local
club and conferred with the Presi-
dent Norman B. Baylis, Secretary
James A. Moore and committee
chairmen on Rotary administration
and service activities.
He is a partner in the firm of
Wroten-Pratt Insurance Agency in
Smyrna, Del, and is a member and
past president of the Rotary Club
of Smyrna.
President Baylis has asked a
good attendance of all officers to
the DUPONT Country Club, Whining
ton.
DR.. Leon Farrin and Glenwood
Harrington will represent the Lew
es Rotary Club at the Delaware
State White House Conference on
Children and Adults in Dover, Nov
ember z.
Department of the Army Service
Pins were recently presented to
Civil Service employees and former
employees at Fort Miles, Lewes.
Those receiving service pins for
many years of faithful service
were:
More than 80 years service-Miss
Mary H. Roe, Rehoboth Beach and
Mr.. w. Herald Brittingham, Lewes.
More than 20 years service-Mr.
Anthony DanTow, Lewes and Mrs.
Norbert o. Simpson, Rehoboth
Beach.
More than 10 years service
From Lewes: William M. Barker,
Henry r. Baynum, George w. Bun
ting, Harvey j. Bunting, Godfrey
V. Cerney, Hirons r. Clifton, Olin
w. Dennis, Edward w. F'igurski,
William E. Fisher, James d. Cor
aker, Lynn w. Foxx, Lewis e. Hay
den, Harry p Hazard, Harold d.
Heath, Clifford E. johnson, Rich
ard O. Magee, Bailey W. Maull, Jr.,
Mrs. Dorothy H. Pierce, Louis F.
Rice, Rufus H. Roach, Carl /. Cog
ers, Mrs. Edna ]. Vienot, Jasper T.
Wingate, and Pearl E. Wingo.
From Rehoboth Beach: Harold
w. Brumund, Miss Katrina E. Can
ming, Mrs. Dorothy G. Dodd, Mrs.
Rebecca M. Ellingsworth, Mrs.
Mabel L. Ellis, Kenneth, M. Everitt,
Howard w. Faust, Edward N.
Henderson, Theodore KLEIN, Will
lam D. Lank, Henry Lavenets, Mrs.
Lucy 5. Powers, William R. Simp-
Ter and John A. Watson.
From Milton: Allen v. BeheIer.
Robert S. Black, Lester E. Clendan-
lei, INLAND H. Davidson, Walter G.
Dill, Jr., Charles S. Lee, Bonard d.
Moore, Frank j. Panuska, William
5. Townsend and John P. Warning
ton.
From Dagsboro: James E. Steele.
From Milford: George E. Legates.
Mrs. Mary E. Hargust a lifelong
resident of Lewes and. Reboboth
Hundred, died October %, at the
nome of her daugher, Mrs. Reba
Brlttlngham, near Lewes.
She was the widow of James D.
Hargust and a member of John
Wesley Methodist Church. near
Lewes. Other survivors are two
daughters, Mrs. Claudia Cages
Philadelphia and Mrs. Pearl Carter.
near Lewes and son, Layton.
Philadelphia.
Services were held Tuesday at 2
p. m. in John Wesley Church.
Polk Carey, 70, a resident of
LeWes and a lifelong resident of
Sussex County, died October % at
the Cedar Rest Nursing Home.
Mlllsboro, after a four months i'll
ness. He was the son of the late
george and Virginia Holloway
Carey. -
He is survived by his wife. Mrs
CIemmie Messick Carey, of Lewes.
son, George R., of Seaford. two
grandsons, G. Roland Carey. Jr.. a
student at the University of North
carolina, and Paul Graves Carev
of Seaford. = ,
He was active as a commercial
and sports fisherman.
The funeral was held at the Mel
son Funeral Home, Savannah Road
LeWes, Wednesday, at 2 o. m. with
the Rev. Robert E. Green. pastor of
Groome Methodist Church. Lewes
offlciating. Interment was made in
Lewes Methodist Cemetery.