Milford chronicle., 1960-09-02

of Millsboro, who becomes the
new secretary replacing DR.. Ro-
bert L. Kingel OF Rehoboth Beach.
Halliday sessions will be held
in the Lewes Special School Dis
trict during the opening week OF
school.
Teachers return Sept. s, and
students are required to be in
their rooms at s:45 am Sept. Z.
Glasses will end at / pm on
Wednesday, Thursday. and Friday
of that week.
The cafeteria will serve element
ary children only during the first
week OF school.
Rebecca Circle of Bethel Metho-
dist Church, 4th and Market Sts.,
Lewes, will sponsor a fashion
show in the Fellowship Hall, Sept.
18th, at pm. The theme Is
Clothes You Need for the Life
You Lead"
| Co-chairmen are Mrs. Jack Hill
and Mrs. Gerald Schierer. Com
mittee members are Mrs. Bayard
Coulter, tickets; Mrs. Herman
Short publicity: Mrs. Roberta
Branhall, decorations: Mrs. Harry
Hazard, refreshments; Mrs. Ray
mond Moore and Mrs. Edison
Lodge, Jr., models. Tickets are
81 90 per person.
| In the new Shrine of st. Jude
r. C. Church near Lewes. Satur-
day, Miss Sylvia Emily Vessels,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. W. Allen
Vessels of 1708 Bayview Avenue,
Lewes Beach, became the bride
of Mr.. James Wix DuRoss.
Mr.. DuRoss is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Bernard DuRoss of rs
Rolling Road, Claymont.
The ceremony was performed
by the bridegroom cousin, the
Rev. Charles William Hammer
assistant pastor of st. Johns Holy
Angels Parish, Newark. A RECEIPT
ion followed at the Lewes Yach1
Club on Lewes Beach.
The brides cousin, Miss Caro-
Kelk of Wilmington, was maid o
honor. Bridesmaids were Mis-!
Susan DuRoss of Claymont, sister
of the bridegroom, and Miss Mar
garet Virginia Kelk of Whining
ton, the brides cousin Junior
bridesmaids were Miss Stephani,
DuRoss, Claymont, and Miss Jane
Lee Lynch, Wilmington, thS
brides cousin.
Mr.. B. Michale DuRoss of Clay
mont, was his brothers best man
Ushers were Mr. L. Rhoades Yes
sells, Lewes; Mr. George Burns
Mr.. Midsummer Mullin, and MI
Paul Gustafson, all of Wilmington
The bride is a graduate OF tn
Lewes High School and is now
Junior at the University of Della
ware. Mr.. DuRoss is a biochemis
with the Curtis Paper Compan,
in Newark. He was graduated fro1
! Archmere Academy in 1854, at
tended Mt st. Mary's in Emmits
, burg, Nd, and was graduate<
from the University of Delawar
! in 1889. For the past four sum
mers he has been research aid
= dl IuC OHifCI oity VI DCld " a.
Marine Laboratory at Lewes.
= The wedding music was playe
+ by Mrs. George Elliott of Wood
bury, N. j., the former Miss TreI
nick Marvil of Laurel and Lewe
: Beach.
After wedding trip to Atlanti
: City, N. j., the couple will mal
!. their home in the Universit
Apartments at Newark. The brid
: will continue her studies at til
\ university.
Mrs. Lulu B. Johnson, 72, wido
of the late William e. johnson
rural Lewes, died last Friday
the Delaware State Hospital.
She is survived by five daugl
ters, Mrs. Charlotte Mason, Mort
Hills, Pa; Miss Mary Harris an
Mrs. Josephine Deloach, both /,
Clarksville; Miss Laura May Ha
ris, Philadelphia, and Mrs. Edit
Tunnell, with whom she had live
and three sons, Harry Harri
Berwyn, Pa; James Harris, Eliz;
beth, N. j., and Thomas Harri
Clarksville.
Services were held Tuesday
pm. from the Nelson Funeri
Home, Lewes.