Milford chronicle., 1926-10-15
Frankford


The birth of a daughter Anna
Murray, to MIR. and Mrs. Hall Bar
ton. Centreville, Md, is announced
The young lady arrived the lIth Oh
this month. Mrs. Barton was MISS
Anna Murray, formerly Of Inls
town. ..-
Mrs. Emma Eusham is visiting
friends in Philadelphia.
The State Highway Department
has fixed the street intersections at
Main and Church, also at Thalcher
and Knox streets. ~,
DR.. and Mrs. Robert S. Long' MRS.
Burton G. Cannon and Mrs. Fred
Holloway were visitors to Fhlla-
delphia last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Cam ana
their little daughter are vislting
Mrs. Cams mother, Mrs. Perlna
Townsend.
If you had one year to live WhaI
would you do? 1t will be shown
at the theatre Thursday night ana
on Saturday night "a Woman $
Faith
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman c. Cham
berlain entertained several frlends
| Friday evening in honor OF MI
ChamberlaiR's birthday.
Salisbury Layton, who is in lhe
L. S. Consular service at Toronto
Canada, is spending some time mere
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jho'
H. Layton.
Charles Hudson, driver OF the
7 lie rahnn1 WaS
painfully injured few days ago by
falling down stairs. He was COLI
fined to his home for a few days.
The Sunday excursion from Phll-
adelphia was well patronized. There
were two trains, twelve coaches 70
each train.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Chandler
are receiving congratulations upon
the birth of daughter, Peggy
Jane. The young lady arrived
Tuesday OF this week.
Toledo T. Tingle, aged 81 years
die dFriday OF last week at BeeD(
HCspital. He was q farmer anC
had lived near where he was born
His wife died several years ago
Two children survive him, a daugh
ter. NIuriel. and son, Chester
Funeral services were held Tuesda.
. at his late home. Interment wal
in the cemetery at RoXana.
Miss Kathryn Wood, Home Dem
onstration Agent OF the Universlt
{ OF Delaware, met a class OF laule
| here on September 2Sth at the nom
} OF Mrs. VIM. r. McElroy, and OF
: ganized q class in dressmaklns
? Mrs. McElroy was elected char
5 man and Mrs. G.. A. Cooke secre
tarv. The second meeting OF IN
J class was held on October 5th a
e the home of Mrs. NJ. T. Gum. MIS-
/ Wood gave q very interesting tai
on lines to be followed for ditfereI
3 figures. patterns, cutting, etc.
e On October 18th the class WI
=. meet with Miss Sallie Hall at ID
j Smart Shoppe. All women who al
i interested in home dressmakinj
4 millinery. reed work, ETC., are Il
g vited to attend these meetings. Mis-
4 Wood is famous for helping u
S housewife to solve the many prol
lens that she is constantly meetln
d A very enthusiastic meeting
= men and women was held in Il
c Opera House Wednesday evenln
). for the purpose OF organizing
i Chamber of Commerce in connectic
with the Ccl-AIav-Va Eastern Shol
: Association. Delegations WEI
!, present from MillsborO, Dagsbor
SelbyvilIe. Ocean View and 9TH
= places. A temporary OrganizatlC
: was formed with c. T. Timmons
h president and c. T. Easham seer
n tary. 1t was decided to form
e branch organization. Resolution
were passed endorsing a county o
g ganization. The following represe
l. tatiyes OF the Del-Mar-Fa AssOci
r. ton were present: w. T. Gardnt
n director traffic and transpOrtatio
l. who gave very instructive ia
q about Transportation on the Pc
insula;" c. H. Monsses, director I
8 search and extension, who spoke
9. Work on the Peninsula for t
n Peninsula" A committee of fl
S, were appointed on membership.