Milford chronicle., 1961-10-06

MS graduation, In June. A June
wedding is planned.
Arthur Lee Hill, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur l.. Hill of 1872 Dewey
Avenue Lewes, is enrolled in the
University at Chapel Hill. Hill at
tended high school at Lewes.
The degree of bachelor of sci
ence in pharmacy requires five
years of study. Prior to last year,
it was four year program, but
in 1860. all pharmacy schools a
dopted the five year program.
In addition to the college degree,
a student must have twelve months
of practical experience to be elig-
IDLE for the licensing examination
given by the ~ c. Board of Pharm-
acy. Hill is now in his third year
of the four year program. He is
scheduled to graduate in June,
1868.
The Lewes Yacht Club will
have its annual Trophy Presenta-
ton Dinner, preceded by cock
tail party, on Saturday, Oct Z.
The party will be at the yacht
club on the beach, and the dinner
in the cafeteria of the Lewes High
School. Reservations can be made
with the corresponding secretary
Mrs. Henry r. BuckaloO. Retiring
Commodore Thomas f. Bayard III
of Wilmington, will be here for
the event. Houston Wilson, Esq,
will again act as POSTMASTER
Harry Bale and Lou Walsh, the
owners of the Anglers Restau-
rant. Canal Bank. Lewes, have an
nounced their new fall hours,
which are Monday through Sat.
$3.50 to Has pm. and Sunday
from 1900 noon until 7:45 pm.
Lois Elaine Shull, RID. 1. Lewes,
has enrolled at Columbia Union
College. Takoma Park, Maryland
A sophomore at the Seventh-Day
Adventist College, she is the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald Shull.
Serving primarily the states of
the Middle-Eastern United States,
Columbia Union College is one of
nine Adventist liberal arts schools
offering degrees in score of ma
jor fields. Miss Shull is a gradu-
ate of Lewes High School.
| AIajOring in social service, she
is one of more than 500 enrolled.
This is the 5Sth academic year of
the Maryland college since its
founding in 1904.
Lewes will be one of the fifteen
stops on a state long "Travelcade"
being held in Delaware this Sun
day, October s, by the officers Of
the Delaware Federation of Bus
mess and Professional Women's
Clubs, as a kickoff to National
Business Women's Week. The state
president, Mrs. Betty Ann HAM
mond of Wilmington. and other
state officers will meet the MEM
bers of the deVries Club Of Lewes,
at a reception at the home of
Mrs. Emory p. Birmingham.
Miss Ruth Ellen Reihm of Smyr-
ma. chairman of Business Women's
Week in Delaware, announces that
the Travelcade will start with a
seven club coffee hour at the Will
Arden; include attendance at
church service at Old Swedes; and
teen other club gatherings from
New Castle and Newark to Del
mar The Delaware Federation has
500 members in 81 clubs.
The traditional statewide obser-
vance of this special week, Oct
1-6, this year honors twenty-five
million women who are part of
the nations work force
The annual Delaware Banquet
was held Monday, October 2, in the
Gold Ball Room, Hotel DUPONT,
Wilmington. Mrs. Dorothy B. Scud-
der, Lewes, president of the de-
Vries Club. served as a hostess.
The banquet speaker was Roger
w. Tubby, assistant G. S. Secre-
tary of State for Public Affairs
His topic was Dimensions in De-
mocracy".
Miss Ntkie Norris. daughter of
is now on the faculty of the Dover
High School. where she is teach
ing History and Civics.
Miss Emile Morris, another
daughter of Capt and Mrs. Morris.
also a graduate of Lewes High
School this past June, is now at
tending the West Chester State Col
lege in West Chester, Pa.
The Lewes Parent Teacher AS
sociation is having a bargain price
barbecue supper, Friday, October
13, from A till pm, at the school
cafeteria. The price of supper is
S110 for adults and 65 cents for
children.
Mrs. Reba May Wiltbank, wife of
benjamin Wiltbank of Park Ave,
Lewes, died last Tuesday in Beebe
Hospital after a two-years illness.
Surviving are one son, Airing
ton Wiltbank, and one brother,
James Lewis, both OF Lewes. The
funeral was held Saturday at the
st. Georges Church, Lewes, con-
Quoted by the Rev. Ethelbert Mad
dox of Christ Church, Paramount