Milford chronicle., 1962-01-26

phies in seven years which she is
very proud and deserving Of
In LeweS High School, Blanche can
be well remembered by the basekt
ball fans of 1884, '35, SO, when
she as a champion basketball guard
of Sussex County.
The Board of Public Works has
given notice to property owners
that beginning Jan %, all water
customers in the Town of Lewes
having a delinquent water bill or
sewer bill will have their water
service turned off without notice
The Board wishes it to be known
that all water and sewer rents are
payable 80 days after receipt of
bill.
The three story addition to the
Beebe Hospital, Lewes, is scheduled
for completion next September. The
steel framed brick and cement
structure will cost an estimated
$1,141 900 and will be financed from
| federal funds and private cOntribu-
tions. The modern styled wing along
Vickers Avenue will include nine
semi-private maternity rooms; an
X-ray department; new laboratory,
nursery, kitchen and cafeteria The
addition was designed by White
side, MOekell and CarbOnell, Will
mington architects and is being
built by the HelcO Engineering Co
of Wilmington.
Nirdnn pptu nf I
so, died last Tuesday night in Beebe
Hospital. He was the son of the
late Robert B. Bryan of Wilmington
and Mrs. Elizabeth Bryan Simpler
of Lewes. Besides his mother, he
is survived by his wife, Helen
Fisher Bryan; a son, Charles Bor-
| dy; two brothers, Walter o. Bryan
of Lewes, and Everett ID. Bryan of
Dover; and his step mother, Mrs
Ella Bryan, of Wilmington. Mr.
Bryan was Past Master of jefferson
Lodge No. 10, A. f. and A. NJ, of
| Lewes; member of Tall Cedars
of Lebanon; member of the Kent
and Sussex Scottish Rite Club;
charter member Of Nur Temple.
and a charter member of the Unity
| Chapter OE.S. Proprietor of the
| Quaker Home Furnishing Co., Wes-
coats Corner, Mr.. Bryan formerly
was employed at the Lewes Post
Office for II years. Services were
held Sunday at pm in the Mel
| son Funeral Home The Rev r.
II. Hudson, pastor OF Bethel Meth
odist Church, officiated Interment
was made in Lewes Methodist Gem
etery.
Edward E. Williams, 81, whose
body was found III his car last
Tuesday on Lewes Beach, was bur
led Saturday from the Nelson Fun
eral Home, with services at 8 pm
The Rev. w. E. Marks, pastor of
John Wesley Methodist Church.
LeWes, Officiated. Interment was
made in Peoples Memorial Park
Lewes-RehOboth Highway. An en-
ploye Of Hilly's Package Store, Mr..
Williams death was due to natural
causes. He is survived by his wife,
Reba; a daughter, Mrs. Robert A.
Roberts, Camden ~ j., and eight
grandchildren.
Funeral services for Mrs. Mae
Dunning, S4. of Lewes, who died
last Monday at the Beebe Hospital,
Lewes, were held Saturday at ST
Paul's Church Lewes, at ? p. m
The Rev Quincy Cooper pastor.
% fficia e d. Burial was made
i n Peoples Memorial Park.
Lewes-Rehoboth Highway Mrs
Dunning, who was the widow of the
late Albert j. Dunning. Sr., is sur
vived by seven children: Albert j.
Dunning, Jr. and Lewins, both of
Lewes; Norman Dunning of Phil
adelphia Miss Thelma Dunning of
Delray Beach, Fla; Mrs. Bertha
Merrick of Lewes; and Mrs Cath
crime Mcmillan of Hartford, Conn;
and Mrs. Annie Tabba of Whining
ton; and nine grandchildren.
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