Milford chronicle., 1923-03-02
FRANKFORT


places of storage were only vacant
buildings, and were not suitable fol
the purpose.
Mrs. Julia Hudson of Philadelphia
has been visiting Mrs. Mary Daisey
for the past few days.
The town has had burglar scare
A few days ago a stranger came here
and looked the town over, saying he
was here with an idea of opening a
pool room. After he had left town
the authorities learned that he had
served a term in the wOrkhouse. La
ter it was learned that he was one
of the two men who where arrested
in Georgetown.
The eleventh annual SwarthmOre
Chautauqua was held here last week
The superintendent was DR.. Horace
C. Broughton. The junior leader was
Ruth G.. Rose.
The lecture subjects were Prob
lens of Government" Economic Re
adjustment and the Individual" Ed
ucation." The lecturers were Walfred
LenstrOm and Frank B. Pearson, both
are nationally known men.
The concerts were of high grade.
The music was very acceptable and all
who furnished it were artists.
All who attended the sessions were
very well pleased.
The thanks of the community is due
to those who made possible the Chau-
tauqua, who by their personal 1nhu-
ence and active work of the citizens,
although they cannot make a
penny of financial profit, are support
ing Chautauqua because they believe
its influence is for the permanent
welfare of the town. They are: H. C..
Lon, Burton G. Cannon, Levin e. Muir
ray. S. J. Messick, Fannie R. Messick,
F. S. Daisey, Levessa e. Cannon, Cora
D. Bryan, Jennie Bryan Ruark, Geo.
H. Richardson, Clarence T. Esham, }.
L. Hummer, Mrs. J. L. Hummer, Nor
gan T. Gum, E. w. Bryan, H. ]. Hick-
man, Everett Hickman, c. E. Tim
mons. Mrs. C. E. Timmons, W. B. Der
rickson, Everett Long, G. P. Hickman
Louis F. Daisey, F. M. Gum, Jr., II. H.
Dukes, w. r. Ringler, James b. Hud-
son, Norman Truitt, E. w. Lynch, Hen
rv T. Tunnel, P. K. Vanderkam, John
A. Tingle, Asa Bennett, I. M. HEATH
Margaret Howard Heath, ]. w. Ellis
G. L. Thomas, Chas. Parker, II. V.
Hancock, H. M. Ruark, F. H. Hickman,
D. B. Carey, Jos. S. Carey, VIM. T.
Truitt, VIM. S. Long, Jr., Mrs. Sidney
Carey, L. D. Tingle, c. H. Watson, W.
C. Pooles, B. P. Moore, Mrs. B. p.
Moore, Mrs. o. T. Atkins, Geo. A. Car
ey, A. J. AIcCabe, Ward Long, G. Mas
sew Gum, Paul T. Scott, Mrs. Paul I.
Scott. Raymond P. Long, Alfred w.
Long, Howard Bunting, Olive E. Bunt-
ing. Mrs A. Elizabeth Howard, Geo. II.
Evans, Robt. S. Long, Mrs. Robert 5.
Long, W. H. Nelson, Mary M. Mel
son, Elisha F. Dukes, Mrs. Elisha f.
Dukes, Mrs. VIM. A. Gum, Jr., Laura
B. Nelson, Anna K. Hickman, Mrs.
Daisy Ellis, Mrs. Kate Downs, Asher
Godfrey.
So loyalty has the public supported
Chautauqua that the guarantOrs have
never yet had to meet a deficit. There
are more guarantors for next year
than ever before.
"Tack" Davidson had his right arm
badly bruised and sprained Wnen an
automobile which he was trying TO
start, back-fred
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Shepherd, OF TINS
town, who are spending the winter IN
Plant City, Florida, announce the blrth
of a daughter, Isabelle Irene, FeDru-
arv 21st in Lakeland Hospital. Mrs.
Shepherd is a daughter of Mr.. ana
Mrs. John H. Layton, of this town.
The sewing circle of the Presbyter-
ian Church met at the home OF Mrs.
Katurah Long, Monday afternoon
The class in home economics OF the
high school are serving hot dishes at
lunch time to members of the school.
The members of the class are enjoy
ing the practical experience OF pre-
pairing and serving foods in large
quantities. The articles are sold at
actual cost. Some of the things pre-
pared are: cocoa sc, cream soups ana
other soups 4c, macaroni with cheese
and tomato sauce sc, rice pudding &C.
log cabin salad SC. The patrons also
enjoy the clean, wholesome and ap-
petizing foods.
The Sophomores of the Home Econ
onics have a class of children who are
rnderweight. They are endeavoring to
correct this by proper nutrition at the
homes of the underwelghts. AT regu-
lar intervals they are weighed and at
that time they are given heaIJh CalKs |
and stories. There is list of the class
containing the names and Welghts'
When a member makes his or her nor
NAL gain in weight per week RED
star is placed opposite the name and
if they gain four ounces or more
gold star is used. So far 26 children
have gained gold stars out OF class
of 38. Great enthusiasm is shown by
the members of the class as they try |
to correct their weight.
At present there is no class OF the
overweights as it is understood there
are too many of them.
1.-THE Frankford High School basket
ball team defeated the fast aggrega-
ton from Milford Monday evening.
Score 1921.
At the close of the second half the
score was a tie 21-21. At the beginning
of the extra period Carey, of Frank
ford, dropped in double decker which
sewed up the game for Frankford.
This week Frankford will play Po-
comoke City High at Selbyville and |
next week will play Seaford High.