Milford chronicle., 1960-08-05
LEWES

Friday. August 26. at the Rehoboth
Beach Country Club.
This event, a dance from 9 D. m.
to / a. m, with music by Howard
Lanin and his orchestra, is ex-
pected once again to climax the
summer resort season.
Funds raised will benefit the
Kent and Sussex County Cam
paign of the Children's Bureau of
Delaware, which seeks annually
to gain local support in the two
counties for the services provided
in those areas by this private, nom
sectarian adoption and temporary
foster home placement agency.
Mrs. Otis H. Smith of Lewes,
board member of the Children's
Bureau, is serving again as general
chairman. Members of her commit
tee are Miss Mary r. Hynson of
Wilmington, in charge of arrange
ments; Mrs. Henry H. Altman of
Rehoboth Beach and Naples, Fla,
decorations; Mrs. J. H. Tyler Nc
Connell of Greenville and Indian
Beach, door prizes; Mrs. J. Edward
Schell of Wilmington and Lewes
Beach, hostesses; Mrs. M. Hayes
Wilson, Jr., of Dover and Reho-
both-by-the-Sea and Mrs N. Max
son Terry of Dover and Indian
Beach, invitations: Mrs. Smith and
Mrs. Wilson, program; Mrs. JOS
eph S. G.. Mach of Seaford and
Lewes Beach, publicity; and Mrs.
Charles G.. Engstrom of Rehoboth,
reservations.
Harry E. Maul, Jr., son of Mr..
and Mrs. II. e. Maull of 213 Null
= berry Street, Lewes. recently fin
ished six weeks of training at the
Army Reserve Officer Training
Corps summer camp at Fort
George G. Meade. Md. Harry, who
was Cadet, is now Second Lieu
tenant.
During his training, Lieutenant
Maull received practical experience
and instruction in tactical, techni-
cal and administrative subjects.
The 20-year-old Lieutenant was
graduated from Lewes High School
in 1857 and is a student at the
University of Delaware.
Marianne Murray, of r.. ID. No.
i, has been awarded a full schol-
arship worth more than $1,100
year by Long Island University.
She is a graduate of Lewes High
School.
Miss Murray will enter L.IU.'s
Brooklyn Center in the fall The
Brooklyn Center, located on the
10-acre Zeckendorf Campus in the
downtown section of the borough,
is the original and largest part of
the University It's undergraduate
units are the College of Liberal
Arts and Science, the College of
Business Administration and the
School of Education.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Glesner of
Washington, ID. c., spent the week
end here with their brother-in-law
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony
Danrow, at their residence on Null
berry st. Mr. Danrow is expecting
to leave some time this week for
Chicago, ILL.,, where he will visit
with friends and relatives.
Mrs. Maise Ennis is confined to
the Beebe Hospital with a broken
hip, which she recently received
from a fall in her home on Market
Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas S. Lodge
aud family of Wilmington, Del,
have returned home after spending
the month of July at their cottage
on Lewes Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Futcher
and family of Massachusetts, are
spending two weeks at the Custis |
cottage on Lewes Beach. Mr..
Futcher is the son of Mrs. Frances
Custis, Lewes.
Mr. Alvin Donahue, an employee |
of Lewes Special School, is a pa
tient at the Beebe Hospital.
DIR. and Mrs. James Marvil of |
Laurel, are now at their cottage |
on Lewes Beach. Mrs. Marvil will |
be remembered as the former Miss
Comfort Ingram, daughter of Mrs. |
Paynter Ingram of Lewes.
Mrs. John Millman is confined |
to the Beebe Hospital because of
illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Dennis,
Highland Acres, are planning to |
move to Florida in the near future,
and make their permanent home |
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert E. Dymond |
and son of Fort Ustus, Va, are
spending a few days here with Mrs. |
Dymond's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. |
Walter Donovan, Sr., and son, Rom |
ME. Mrs. Dymond was the former |
Miss Hester Donovan of Lewes.
Robert B. Bryan, ~, of 1908
West Second Street, Wilmington,
died last Thursday in the Whining
ton General Hospital after a 10
day Illness.
Born in Milton, he moved to the
Wilmington area 25 years ago.
In 1854 he retired as watchman
for the Speakman Plumbing Com
pany. He was a member of Jeffer-
son Lodge No. 15, Lewes, A. F. and
A. M; Wilmington Consistory;
Nur Temple; and Bethel Methodist
Church, Lewes.
He was a native of Lewes for
several years.
He is survived by his wife, Ella
Mae Hendrixson Bryan; three sons,
Walter o. and Virden R.. of Lew
es: and Everett o., of Dover; five
grandchildren; four sisters, Mrs
Ida Freas and Mrs. Bessie White,
both of Lewes: Mrs. Lawrence
Sweltz of Mt Gretna, Pa. and Mrs
Ethel Joseph of Rehoboth Beach,
Del. Also surviving are seven bro
theirs, William H.. Walden A.,
Theodore R., Arthur T.. all of
Lewes; Walter T., and Carl B.,
both of Wilmington; ard George
W.. of New Castle.
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