Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1961-07-21
LEWES

The annual Lewes horse show
will be held two days this year
The dates will be Friday and Sat
urday. July % and 90. They have
previously been held only one day
Sponsored by the Mems Club
Of ST. Peters Episcopal Church OF
Lewes. as a benefit for the his
toric church. the show will be
staged on Bay Manor Farm OF
Mayor Otis II. Smith on ellis Neck
Road, Lewes. There also will be
two rings this time for both days,
for Western and hunter features.
The show manager will be w. ID
Schell, Silver cups and other tro-
phies will be awarded.
William Walls. coach and fund
raising chairman of the Lewes
Little League, recently presented
an autographed baseball to Jerry
White, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Vim
cent White, of Lewes. Jerry, POI
lilo victim. was made an honorary
member of the ball team by men,
bers of the philadelphia Phillies.
The ceremony was observed in con-
junction with ten other members
OF the Little League who also re-
ceived autographed baseballs for
being high scorers in the benefit
fried chicken sale sponsored by the
group during the holidays.
Forrest L. Maull was recently
the recipient of several nice gifts
from the manager and employees
of the Lewes A and Supermarket
on the occasion of the announcement
of his retirement after thirty-five
years service with the A and p
Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abner Konick of
Wyncote, Pa. and Lewes. announce
the marriage of their daughter
Lynn Elaine. to Martin Kraidin of
Flushing. New York, on Saturday,
June II, at the Warwick Hotel.
Rabbi Manuel Gold and Cantor Sey-
mour Schwartzman officiated at
the double ring ceremony.
Howard Knoick. brother of the
bride, served as best man. Ushers
were Alvin Schervone. cousin of
the bride. Norman Ruttenberg,
Mike Enrich, Jerry Ginskey. Har-
vey Putter. Larry Friedman, Kenny
Siegel and Marshall Braunschweig.
Also in the bridal party were
David Konick. brother of the bride,
who served as ring bearer and
Mary Ann Steiner, cousin of the
bride, who served as flower girl.
Miss Lynne Kramer was maid
of honor and Mrs. Wilmar Moore.
matron of honor. Grandparents of
the bride and groom were members
of the bridal party. After a honey
moon in Europe. the couple will
reside in Philadelphia.
Beebe Hospitals new $1,141, 900
three-story addition will be named
Harry W. Lynch Wlug. This was
announced by DR.. James Beebe,
ST., president of the hospital bO-
ard OF Directors. He said the
board unanimously approved a re-
solution honoring Mr.. Lynch for
his outstanding services to the hos
pital in Lewes.
Mr.. Lynch a native OF Lewes
and a hospital director since 1857.
is treasurer of the hospital and
was chairman of the special gifts
committee for Beebe's Building
Fund Campaign. He has been re-
spOnsible for the financial aspects
of the s1.450.0O0 construction pro-
gram which includes the new Jean
Ellen DUPONT Mcconnell Nurses
Home, dedicated last November.
DIR. Beebe praised Mr.. Lynch for
his continuing conscientious SER
vice to the hospital and said "his
leadership and untiring efforts con-
tributed UNNECESSARILY to the sue
cess of our hospital fund cam
paign; his answering confidence
that we would achieve our goals
encouraged everyone; and his Wis
ion in planning now for the hos
pitfalls future growth and ability
to meet increasing needs for med
ical service. is an invaluable fac
tor in the progress we are max
ing"