Milford chronicle., 1961-10-20
LEWES

hlTS. nay ~.
been engaged by the university
of Delaware Extension Service 10
give Christmas Arrangements
Workshop November s, in Avenue
! Methodist Church. Milford.
The shop will be held from
9:3O a. m. to 3 p. m. Mrs. AtKins
will demonstrate the making OF
many types of decorations at tine
morning session and the after
noon session will be devoted to
the workshop. This will be a TWO
county affair for both sussex anu
Kent County women.
Mrs. Atkins, an accredited Judge
| for the National Federation or
Garden Clubs, has busy sched-
ule for the remainder of the year.
She will give a Christmas pro-
gram at the Dover Air Base or
November 90 for their Garden
Club and has been invited to
serve as a Judge of THE Great
Show" at Christ Church, Green
vile, December and Z.
She was judge at the Spade ana
Trowel Show of the Seaford Gar
den Club. recently.
A check for $500 has been
presented to the Beebe Hospital
by the Lewes Lions Club as a
contribution toward the cost OF
the new hospital wing, now under
| construction.
This is the second donation from
the Lewes Lions Club toward the
new wing, bringing their total
contributions to date up to $1,000
The Lewes Club has pledged
$4,000 towards this cause. The
new $1.141,000 three-story addi-
tion will be named the Harry W.
Lynch Wing in honor of Lewes
native and retired official of the
DUPONT Company, who now makes
his year-round residence at Re
hoboth Beach
The wedding of Miss Patricia
Faye Yost to George Gould Mac
intire took place October Z at
p. m. in Lewes Presbyterian
Church. The Rev. James A. Nays
and the Rev. Frank l.. Moon Of
ficiated. A reception followed at
the Lewes Yacht Club.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert l.. Yost, of
Lewes Beach
Mr.. Macintire is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Gould Macintire.
of Lewes.
Mr.. Yost gave his daughter in
| marriage. She wore a silk or
ganza gown with chapel train
and carried cascade bouquet of
carnations and ivy. A crown of
lace held her veil of tulle
Miss Charlotte Adkins was maid
of honor. Bridesmaids were Miss
Helena c. Macintire, sister of
the bridegroom, and Miss Barbara
| A. Lawrence.
G. Edward Wyatt Jr., was best
man. Ushers were r. David Yost.
brother of the bride. Harry Hick-
man Rowland. Jr., James S. Rob-
/ ertss and Carl Thomas Joseph, Jr
After a trip TO New England,
the couple will live in Lewes.
The bride was graduated from
Lewes High School and is an or
ganist for churches in Lewes and
Rehoboth.
Mr. Macintire is a graduate of
St Andrews School and Trinity
College. He is a Delaware River
pilot.
At a joint meeting of Rehoboth
Barracks. No. 245. and the De-
partment of Delaware, Veterans
of World War | of the USA. Inc,
held in the Episcopal Parish
DnhohatJ,
Anthony Danrow. of Lewes. was
installed as the new Commander
Of the Department of Delaware
Commander Danrow succeeds p.
r. Hadley. of Rehoboth Beach.
who was recently elected Regional
Commander of the National or
ganization. Other Department Of
ficers installed for the remainder
II the year are as follows:
Stephen Stewart. Wilmington.
first vice commander: John Kern.
Bridgeville. second vice comman-
der; Fred Burton, Rehoboth. third
vice commander: Charles Knox.
Georgetown. adjutant Clifford
Wilkes. Rehoboth. quartermaster;
INLAND Davidson. Milton, chap
lain; Harry Ask. Lewes. sergeant
alarms; Granville Ward. Will
mington. judge advocate
The retiring State Commander
Hadley became Legislative Rep
resentative. Commander Danrow
reported on the recent national
convention in Dallas. Texas. and
said that the next convention will
be held in Buffalo. n. i. The quar-
termaster reported that member
ship in the State of Delaware in
creased $50 per cent this year.
After the meeting. a dinner was
served by members of the Reho-
both Auxiliary and an entertain
ment program was given.
Laymen's Day was observed
Sunday. October Is. at the Bethel
Methodist Church. Lewes The SER
vice was conducted by the Lay
men of the church. The guest
speaker was John G. Leach. of
Wilmington.