Milford chronicle., 1960-07-22
cantain Arthnr Drvden is At nres-

Captain Arthur Dryden is at pres
ent stationed at the Dover Air
Force Base.
Miss Jane Margaret Lynch, the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lester
A Lynch of Collingswood, New
Jersey, became the bride of Mr..
Charles F. Cook, also of Ceilings
wood on Saturday, July 16, at II
o'clock in the Bible Presbyterian
Church in Collingswood.
A reception followed the cere-
mony at the Manor House, Moores-
town, n. j.
Attending the bride as maid of
honor was Miss MariIyn Diehl of
Collingswood The bridesmaids
were Miss Patricia Harrington of
I.ewes, and Miss Judy Coleman of
Moorestown, N. j. James Coleman
Of Moorestown was best man for
Mr.. Cook.
Following wedding trip the
couple will reside in Trenton, N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynch are former
residents of Lewes Mrs. Lynch
will be remembered as the former
Miss Margaret Fisher.
Norman B. Baylis, retiring pres
ident of the Lewes Rotary Club,
turned over the gavel to the new
president, Colonel Samuel p Es-
chenbach, Monday, July IL, at the
first meeting of the new fiscal year
in the Lewes Yacht Club. Mr. Bay
lis gave some highlights of Rotary
accomplishments in the commun-
ity during his administration.
Richard A. Wahl, director of pub
lie information, presented the Ro-
tary Scrap Book of news clippings
of the past year and received the
congratulations of the retiring
president.
President Eschenbach announced
his working committees for his ad-
ministration and outlined his plans
for the year 1960-61 William Ste
venson is director of Club Ser
vice Activities" His committees
comprises Norman Baylis, attend
ance; w. Allen Vessels, club bull
Ietin; John E. McGovern, classif-
cation: Edison G. Lodge, Jr., fell
lowship; r. H. Atkins, member
ship; r. A. Wahl, public informa-
ton, and Frank l.. Larsen, serge
ant-at-arms. Under Vocational
Service" of which William Craft is
chairman, his aides are Glenwood
Harrington, buyer-seller rela-
tions; George Chappell, competi-
tor relations; Samuel Russell, EN-
ployer-employee relations; Dr.
Donald deSylva, four-way test; DrsI
James Beebe, Jr., occupational in
formation, and Abner Konick, trade
associations.
Charles Aikens, the chairman of
Community Service" will be as
sisted by James Moore, boys and
girls week; John Souder, crippled
children; e. c. Lodge, Jr., scholar
ship, awards, and student loans;
tivities: David McManus, Miss
Lewes Pageant; Lieutenant E. E.
Birmingham, community safety;
William Hopkins, rural-urban af-
fairs; DR.. Leon H. Farrin, student
guests; DR.. James Beebe, Jr., Boy
Scouts; Richard Dennis, Lewes Lit
tie League, and R. Edward Moore,
Jr., dinner chairman. W. H. Brit
tingham, Jr., is the chairman of
international Service" assisted by
E. Grier Emory, contacts; Paul
Reed, student projects; Captain
John Wallerstein, Rotary Founda-
ton, and John Hill, international
! information.
The Rotarians observed Family
Night Monday, July 18, with DR..
James Beebe as program chairman.
Funeral services for Allen Dra-
per Joseph were held last Thurs
day, July IA, at 2:30 p. m. at the
Andrew Baer Funeral Home in
Philadelphia.
Mr.. Joseph died in Philadelphia
on the night of July 10.
Mr.. Joseph was born on Febru-
ary 1, 1899. He was the son of the
late John Wingate and Abbie Ben
nett Joseph, who lived on Fourth
Street in Lewes. AS young man
he was fine ball player and play
ed for a time as shortstop for the
Philadelphia Athletics. He lived
at 48th and Locust Streets in Phil
adelphia. His wife, Edith, prede-
ceased him by a year.
He is survived by a sister, Miss
Ada M. Joseph, of Lewes, a bro
ther, Preston Joseph of Lewes,
nephew, John P. Joseph of Angola,
and two nieces, Mrs. George w.
Lynch of Wilmington, and Mrs.
William S. Ingram, Jr., of Lewes.
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