Milford chronicle., 1961-09-29

doalcrships in Virginia, Maryland.
Delaware and West Virginia
Robert Gerald Nedd. ON 3. has
been spending the past thirty days
with his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs Robert c. Taylor. and his
mother. Mrs. r. Medd, and sisters,
Sherry and Tina. Gerald is on the
U.S.S. Mayoffin. He has just re
turned from Japan where he spent
seven months.
Cadet j. Barry Snyder. son of
Mrs. Harry NJ. Snyder. returned to
Kings Point, New York and COM
pleted his plebe year at the U. S.
/ Merchant Marine Academy. Barry
is one of those having been select
ed for duty to indoctrinate the
class of 1865 for a twO-week per-
iod After this, he will await Or
ders to board ship for this years
study at sea. as a Cadet Officer
His SEA year third class or soph
omore) will take him to ports all
over the world.
| Mr. and Mrs. G. V. Foley of
Lewes announce the engagement
of their daughter. Miss Fl e | e
Christine Foley. to David H. Tru-
lit. son of Mr.. and Mrs. William
II. Truitt of Lewes. A December
wedding is planned.
Former Lieutenant vernon
John w. Rollins of Lewes and
Wilmington was married Saturday,
September 16, to Miss Linda
Anderson. 24-year-old concert pia-
mist, of St Louis, Missouri. The
marriage took place in st. Louis.
Mr.. Rollins was the unsuccess-
full Republican candidate for
Governor in 1860 He was Della
wares Lieutenant Governor from
1853 to 1857. during the first ad
ministration of Governor j. Caleb
Boggs.
Mr.. Rollins is a prominent bust
nessman in the autOmotive and
broadcasting fields.
The family of Edison Lodge. Sr
held Open House in his honor on
Sunday afternoon from 2 to pm.
II was held at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs Archie Birmingham on
New Road in Lewes. Mr.. Lodge is
so years old.
For the third time in as many
years, Lewes High School seniors
are proud to number among their
classmates a foreign exchange stu
dent attending school and living
in Lewes, under the auspices Of
the Lewes Chapter, A m C n
Field Service.
A hand of welcome has been
extended to Lena Kristina ROsen
from Lidkoping, Sweden. who is
making her home in the family of
Mr. and Mrs. r. Edward Moore. Jr..
at New York Avenue on Lewes
Beach. The new student, a blonde
of slight build, arrived in Lewes
in August. and has enjoyed the
end-of-summer activities at h e
seashore.
Lena, who has studied English
for So years in her homeland. has
not confined her learning of for
eign languages TO English alone,
but has included German and
French. Her course of studies at
Lewes High School will include
classes in English. American his
tory, civics. art, tipping and physi-
cal education. She has registered
in the high school choir.
Particularly interested in a field
of scientific endeavor, Lena ans
wers the query regarding the pro
fession for which she is prepar-
ing, something with science.
Lena's father, Ernest Rosen. is
a public medical practitioner. She
has two brothers. one older and
one younger Drawing is her ia
vorite indoor pastime. while skat
ing, skiing. basketball and tennis
top her list of sports in which
she likes TO participate.
Summer near the water is moth
ing new TO Lena, for her family
spend the summer months at their
vacation home located about four
miles from their winter residence.
on Lake Vanern. the country's
largest lake. located in south