Milford chronicle., 1962-07-20

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torical society are, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Lyons Fisher and for the
OAR, Mrs. Erwin F. Seimes of
Millsboro. Mrs. Franklin. c. Maull
is in charge of exhibits in the
Maull House, built in 1740 and be-
ing restored by the OAR. Tea will
be served. Mrs. Gilbert M. Freder-
ick of Phila., and Mrs. James E.
Marvil are chairmen of exhibits in
the Burton-Ingram House, in early
stages of restoration under the di-
rection of the Lewes Historical
Society. Mrs. Rober Murray will be
in charge at st. Peters Episcopal
Church, where the John Penn COM
munion service and old record
book will be on display. Mrs. The
odosia Hooker will be at the Pres
byterian Church. Old records and
silver will be shown.
Jefferson AT. and AM. Lodge
here has installed Carl Volk, mast
er, John Soulder, senior warden,
VIM. G. Ryan, junior warden, Will
lam Linton, senior deacon, d a | e
Parsons, Junior deacon, George
Mitchell, senior steward, Winford
Davis, junior steward, William Jeff
ersOn, chaplain, Douglas Connor,
secretary, and w. Morris, treasurer.
The Lewes Lions Club is making
plans for another year with t h e
election of officers and directors.
Al Stango, the retiring president,
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vices when the new slate was in
stalled at a banquet and ladies
night in Lewes Fire Hall by David
Clements of Milford, past district
governor. New officers taking over
are: Thomas Orr, president; Carl
Davies, first vice president; Jack
Luzzi, End vice president, and Rich
ard Doney, 3rd vice president. New
directors are George Bryan, David
Birmingham and Virden Maull.
Harry Cos is the new secretary,
and David Truitt, treasurer. ChaS.
Sockreiter is the new tail twister,
assisted by AL WaliZer, and Cliff
ord L. Trader, lion tanner. Perfect
attendance pins were awarded with
Trader topping the list with 16
| years. Harry Cox followed closely
with a Is year attendance record.
The club has compiled an out
standing record of successful fund
raising projects for the commun-
! ity, especially the Lewes School.
Bay Manor Farm will again be
| the setting for the annual LeWes
Horse Show this year. The date is
Sunday, July 29th, and the spon-
soring organizations are tn
Georgetown Lions Club and st
Peters Episcopal Church. t h e
will be two rings, and while one
ring is being set up for the event,
| the other will be in use. One of
the Guilds of st. Peters Auxiliary
will again have a food booth. Tick
cts are available from Mrs. Donald
R. Evans, Sr., phone Lewes 645-
| 9137 and at Hilly's Package Liquor
Store, phone 645-91S3.
An announcement has been made
of the marriage of Miss jeanne
Maull, Lewes. to Mr.. William Ak
ems, also of Lewes. The marriage
took place Saturday, July Z, at 2
O'Clock in Lewes Presbyterian
Church, with the Rev. James Mays
officiating. A reception followed at
the church and buffet luncheon
at the groom's home on Lewes
Beach.
The bride is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Bailey Maull, Jr., of Jones
Town, Pa. The groom is the son of
Mrs. Leta Aikens, Lewes and Mr..
William Aikens of Florida.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father. Miss Margaret Ann
Lupton attended the bride as maid
of honor. Her bridesmaid was her
sister, Miss Virginia Maull. Anoth-
er sister of the bride, Tracy Maull,
was flower girl. Mr.. Jay b. Walsh,
Lewes, served as best man. Ushers
were Messers Howard Green n d
Fred Carlston, Lewes. After
honeymoon in Florida, the couple
will make their home in Lewes.