Milford chronicle., 1923-01-05
FRANKFORD

Mr.. and Mrs. Asher E. Collins have
been entertaining their family, Mr.
and Mrs. Raymond Morris, of Selby.
vile, Mr.. and Mrs. Roland West oi
Millville, and DR.. and Mrs. OrvillC
Daisey, of Fruitland, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hudson anG
their daughter, Miss Gladys, of Nor
folk, Va, have been spending a few
days with Miss Hudson's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. H. Layton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. West Oi
Omar had the pleasure of having their
whole family for few days during
the holidays.
Miss Myrtle MCGEE, a daughter OF
the late John G.. McGee, of this town
and Roy Clendaniel, of near George
town, were married Thursday after
noon of last week at Millsboro, by
Rev. Lewis w. Wells, rector of st.
Marks Protestant Episcopal Church.
Llewlyn Stevens of SelbyVille spent
a part of the holidays with his grand
parents, Capt. and Mrs. Lee Murray of
this town,
Miss Helen Wiley of Dover has
been a visitor to Miss Pearl Hudson
for the past few days.
Miss Audrey Rogers gave a dinner
party Tuesday Those present were:
Misses Iva Eashum, Pearl Hudson,
Pearl Brasure, Margaret Lynch and
Helen Wiley.
James Long and family of Selby-
vile, spent New Years Day here with
Mrs. Sallie Gray.
The young folks ushered in the New
Year with all the noise at their COM
mand. The church bells were rung till
the youngsters got tired.
Mrs. George A. Furman is spending
some time in Wilmington with rela-
tives
Atwood o. Lynch who has conduct
ed for several years a big general
merchandise business on Main street,
has sold an interest IN the business to
William S. Long of this town. Lynch
and Long are both well known and
have many friends. We wish the new
firm continued success.
Y Miss Pearl Hudson entertained to
dinner Wednesday: Misses Iva FASH
UNI, Audrey Rogers, Minerva Evans,
Pearl Brasure; Messrs. Waugh FASH
um, Donald Simpler, Oliver Long and
Miss Wiley who was the guest of
honor.
Capt. Ebe T. Walter left New Years
Day for Plant City, Florida. He is
going by automobile and is accompan-
led by Mrs. Chandler. Their son, Nor
man and his wife and their grand
daughter, Virginia McCabe
Mrs. Annie L. Howard. Mr.. and Mrs.
P. Long, Nc and Mrs. Top
Heath ana Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Ellis,
attended dinner last Tuesday at the
Hotel, Berlin, Md. The din
ner was given to members of the Tay-
lor family by Calvin Taylor. the well
known Maryland banker.
Edward RinggOld Miss Bessie Ad-
ans and Miss Jane Adams of Audu-
bon, N. j., Walter Scallela of Philadel- !
phia, and Miss Olive Bush of Millsboro
we're weekend visitors to Mr.. and
Mrs. William R. Taylor.
Mrs. Frank Hickman and daugh-
er, Miss Eva, are spending some time
with Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Martin at
he Hotel Richardson, Dover.
The Presbyterian Sunday school of
his town made donations this week
,f fruit and candy to the Delaware
JclCny.
Mrs. Lizzie Long Nissley and son of
Pa, we're recent visit
rs to relatives.
James, a son of Mr.. and Mrs. Will (
lam D. Sterrett, of Washington, D. c.,
led Friday, and was buried there on
unday afternoon. The Sterretts are
yell known here as his mother is a
aughter of DR.. and Mrs. Gum. Those t
tho attended the funeral from here
ere Frank M. Gum, Jr., and Mrs Lu-
l F. Gum. James was eleven years
Id and was the second child of his I
arents. He had many friends here \
nd the news of his death came as a
reat surprise as it was not known
lat he was seriously ill. It was
nown that he had been sick during
le fall. He was taken sick again the
ly before Christmas. il
Miss Sallie G.. Hall has returned W
ON trip to Dover, where she Wis
ed Mrs. H. Ridgely Harrington. S
Dew. George A. Burstein, pastor of W
e Dover Presbyterian Church, is
special evangelistic ser ia
ces here this week in the Presby- di
rian Church. The services will also
next week. Rev. Burstein vi
II preach Sunday morning and ev- w
ing. While these meetings are in
ogress the business places of the ca
Vn are closed.