Milford chronicle., 1959-05-22
LEWE.S

The final Lewes School PTA
meeting for this school year was
held in the school auditorium, Mon
day evening, May IL, when the out
going president, Perry T. Burton
reported on the community project
of having a foreign exchange stu
dent live in Lewes next year. The
student is a 17-year-old Norwegian
| girl who will arrive in New York
on August 19, and will reside with
the family of Mr. and Mrs. Gl Her.
bert Orton, Jr.
The PTA has contributed 5000
toward the expense involved in
making arrangements for the stu
dent.
The president said that this
experience can be a happy and
gratifying one for all concerned if
good Judgment and patience is
shown. He urged that all activities
planned by others for her be clear
ed through her foster parents"
Bobby Ticket introduced Susan
House elementary safety patrol
captain, who gave a report on the
day spent by the entire patrol in
Dover on May 2. The patrol, ac-
companied by the sponsor, Mrs.
| Bernice P. Houston, took its an
nual trip to Dover to see the
crowning of the Queen of May and
4 the many other activities scheduled
for that date during "Old Dover
Days.
The program chairman, Mrs. Err
nest A. LaBar, presented citations
/ of appreciation from the Federal
Savings Stamp Program to Mrs.
Norman B. Baylis and Mrs. Lee
Dunn for their services in handl-
ing the program in Lewes Elemen-
tary School,
! Attendance banners were pre-
sented to Mrs. Harrington's third
grade and Mrs. Sockrider's ninth
| grade home room.
A style show, Dealing in
Fashion, was presented by go
home economics students under the
direction of Mrs. Beulah A. Sock
rider
The Beebe Hospital Auxiliary is
| planning to operate shop in the
hospital building, which is expect
ed to be in operation by autumn.
Mrs. Edward M. Gillespie is chair
man of the Hospital Shop project.
The shop will be located in the
area which was formerly the CASH
ier's office toward the front of The
Shaw Building. Mrs. John P. Jo-
sepha is chairman of volunteer
| workers
i Donald M. Webb, son of Mr.
and Mrs. ]. Willis Webb, of RD1,
Lewes has been elected a member
of the Gold Key Society of the
Peddie School in Hightstown, N. j.,
for the 1959-60 school year. Donald
has attended the Hightstown, N.
j., boys preparatory school for
four years. He is president of the
Press Club.
Mrs. Franklin C. Maull, presi-
dent of the Beebe Hospital Aux
iliary, has appointed Mrs. James
Beebe, Jr., as chairman of the
fifth annual Beebe Hospital Charity
Ball. The Ball which is sponsored
by the Auxiliary, is to be held at
the Rehoboth Beach Country Club,
on Friday evening, on July II.
1859.
Rummage and Clearance Sale Of
clothing, both used and new, will
be held in Bethel Fellowship
Hall, 4th and Market Streets.
Lewes, this Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, May 21, % and % be-
ginning at 500 a. m. The sale will
be one of the largest held in this
vicinity. The prices will be rock
bottom and seasonable clothing of
all sizes will be sold.
Food Booth with appetizing
sandwiches, homemade pie, coffee
and refreshing cold drinks will be
for sale Thursday and Friday, be-
ginning at 500 p. m. in Fellowship
Hall.
Jack White and Susan volk
represented Lewes Bethel MYF
as delegates at the Youth Confer
ence at Salisbury, last Saturday.
Lawyer Edward Maull and Mrs.
Maull have closed their residence
on Third and Mulberry Sts., are
now occupinyg their beach cot
tage until the month of October.
Mrs. Raymond r. Atkins will
have a guest exhibit at the Dis
trict Zone Flower Show in Easton,
Md, on Wednesday, May 9th. She
was a Judge recently at an exhibit
given by The Seaford Spade and
Trowel Garden Club, which mark
ed the first show to be held since
the recent formation of the Della
ware Federation of Garden Clubs
Mrs. Arthur West Marshall, Sr.,
has returned to her residence on
Second Street, after spending a
few days in Liftwood, Wilmington,
with her son-in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert o. Hayes.
Those attending the General
Federation of Women's Clubs, in