Milford chronicle., 1921-11-25
FRANKFORT

Mrs, Elizabeth Derrickson Hirons
! of Washington, d. c., has been spend
ing the week here with relatives.
, Jehu Derrickson who is chief engi-
neer of Keith's Theatre in Philadel-
phia, has been here for the past few
days on hunting trip.
Mrs. Alice Derrickson is confined to
her home on Maple street by dislo-
Gated knee cap, accidentally caused
when she made misstep from the
porch to the pavement.
Samuel J. Messick of this town was
elected deputy grand master OF the
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows in the
State of Delaware. He is a member of
Fidelity Lodge in this town. The meet
ing of the Grand Lodge was held in
Wilmington and was attended by the
following from here: Daniel G. Long,
Top Heath, Asher Tingle, B. S. Chris
topher, Alvin Phillips, Albert Long,
S. ]. Messick, William c. Godfrey and
Herbert H. Hudson.
The railroad company will on Sun
day, December 18th, give the city
folks a chance to visit for the day
their country cousins. A special train
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a. m. Returning, leaves here at 7:15
p. m.
A dance wias given by the young
folks in Jones Hall Friday night Mu-
sic was furnished by Bob Arthurs'
Jazz Band of Dover.
The Auxiliary Society of the Pres
byterian Church will hold bazaar
Saturday afternoon and evening in the
Odd Fellows building on Church st.
This will be splendid time to pur-
chase Christmas gifts. There will be
on sale many useful and practical ar
ticles, as well as cakes and candies.
The public is cordially invited to Wis
it the bazaar.
Arrangements are being made to
wire and equip the M. E. Church for
electric lights.
The poles for the electric lights are
all in place and the workmen are
putting on the cross arms and wires.
Wild game such as rabbits, birds,
ducks and geese seem to be fairly
plentiful.
Early one morning a short while
ago a fox was seen on the du POnt |
Boulevard, between here and Days
borO.
Thanksgiving services will be held !
in the Presbyterian Church Thanks
giving evening at half-past-seven. The
sermon will be preached by Rev. Egg
gart, of Harrington.
William Bunting of Bishopville, Nd
was weekend visitor here.
The Senior Glass of the Frankford
high school has made an agreement
with the National Alliance Lyceum
Company by which the people of the
town are to have a lycedm course of
five numbers, one each month, begin
ming with December, during the win :
ter. The first number will be The Ma
tional COncertiers who will present a
program of wholesome entertainment
composed of classical numbers of
singing and playing. The tickets will :
be on sale in few days and persons
the season tickets will al
so be permitted to use the same tick E
It for the Senior Glass play to be Civ
IN in April. This makes six numbers,
Ill for $500. 5
Lovers of enjoyment: Buy your .
ickets now from any of the high .
chool students. We only have a linn :
ted number to sell. s
Other numbers are as follows:
Lecture by DR.. G. o. Knott on "The
Worth of Ideals" DR.. Knott is a IA .
nous author and lecturer and is with .
he Swarthmore Chautauqua in sum- s
Ter seasons. q
The Chicago Trio will follow this s
nth a great musical entertainment,
hen the Hawaiians and lastly read
lg by the noted Miss Eva Pownall. s
Direction of M. T. Gum.