Milford chronicle., 1960-02-12
LEWES

ter of Rev. and Mrs. Robert E.
Greene, Lewes, graduated with a
B. F. degree in music from Leban-
on Valley College, Annville, Pa, on
Jan. 26, 1860.
Miss Greene, who majored in
music education has accepted a po-
sition teaching at Sewell, N. ].
Mr.. and Mps. w. Allen Vessels of
Lewes Beach announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Sylvia
Emily, to Mr.. James Wix DuRoss,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard ]. w.
DuRoss of % Rolling Road, Clay
mount.
Miss Vessels is a graduate of
Lewes High School and is attend
ing the University of Delaware.
Mr.. DuRoss was graduated from
Archmere Academy, attended Mt
Saint Mary's College and is a grad
uate of the University of Delaware.
Heis an analytic chemist with Am
erican Agricultural Chemical Com
pany, Baltimore plant.
A June wedding is planned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter A. Ceilings
of Aewes announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Shir-
ley Anne Ceilings, to Mr.. James
Graham Maloney, Jr., son of Mr..
and Mrs. James G. Maloney, Sr., of
Edgemore Terrace, Wilmington.
A May wedding is planned.
Miss Diane Elizabeth Hopkins,
Lewes High School senior and the
prsident of the Student Council has
been chosen by members of the SEN
ior class and school faculty as
Lewes' recipient of the OAR Good
Citizenship Award
Miss Hopkins was chosen as the
senior girl at Lewes possessing to
the fullest extent the following 4
qualities: Dependability - Which
includes truthfulness, loyalty, and
punctuality
Service = Cooperation, courtesy,
and consideration of Others.
Leadership Personality, self
control, and ability to assume res
possibility.
Patriotism-Unselfish interest in
family, school, community, and
nation.
The Lewes winner is competing
in a statewide essay contest, par
ticipation in which is open to all
local winners of the Award. Those
taking part in the contest will sub
NIT essays on the topic Faith of
our Fathers Living Still"
Miss Hopkins continuous mem
bership in Junior and Senior
Honor Societies since entering
seventh grade prepares her for the
position which she holds this year;
president of the Senior Honor So
clety. She is serving her fourth
consecutive year as treasurer of her
class; is member of the Anna e.
Beebe Chapter, Future Teachers of
America, and is serving as Sussex
County delegate-at-large on the
State PTA executive committee: is
serving her sixth year as a member
or Thesp1an Troupe No. 1921; and
mas been a member of the band for
six years.
Miss Hopkins outside interests
include active membership in the
Methodist Youth Fellowship and
Bethel No. 5 International Order of
jobs Daughters. She was an active
member and officer of her Al CIub
for seven years.
The daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
William N. Hopkins of Lewes, r. d..
she plans to enter the University of
Delaware and major in elementary
education.
AS a token of her well-obseryed
honor, OAR pin and Good Citizen
ship certificate will be presented to
Miss Hopkins.
Last years Lewes High School
recipment of the Award was Miss
Bonnie L. Bryan, now a student
nurse at the Beebe Hospital School
OF Nursing. Bonnie had the distinc-
ton of being chosen top winner in
the statewide essay contest last
year.
Mrs. Mary Anna Adamczvk 8e
Kings Highway, Lewes, died at her
residence Saturday. A native of Pol
and, she and her late husband. Wal
enty Adamczyk, settled in Lewes
zO years ago where her husband
was one of the founders of the
1856. eu III
surviving are two daughters, Mrs.
Jean Llnka and Miss Jamina Adam
czyk, both of Lewes; one son.
theodore ". Adamczyk, of Rich
landtown, Pa.
A viewing was held at the Atkins
Funeral Home here Monday even
ing. Funeral services were held AT
the Benner Funeral Home in Rich
landtoWn, Wednesday at 2 D. m.
burlal was made in the RichIand-
town Cemetery.