Milford chronicle., 1926-10-29
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evening by Fidelity Lodge, No. rs, l.
o. o. r., by district deputy grand
master, d. Wagamon, Jr., of Golden
Rule Lodge OF Milton. He was ac-
companied by his staff. After the
ceremonies the lodge adjourned to
Albert h. Murray's sweet shop where
refreshments were served. The ncw-
ly installed officers are: Noble
Grand, Raymond +. Murray; vice
grand, Everett +. Stokes; secretary,
TOpp NJ. Heath; treasurer, J. w. Ell
lis. Appointed officers by the noble
grand: Warden, Everett Long; con-
ductOr, J. Mack Lynch; right suppor-
ter to noble grand, Asher A. Tingie;
left supporter to noble grand, Alvin
Phillips; right scene supporter, Nor
dean II. Hudson; left scene support
er, William c. Godfrey; chaplain,
Charles H. Lockwood; inside guard
ian, Daniel b. Carey; outside guard
ian, Clinton H. Watson. Appointed
officers by the vice grand, Right
supporter, Andrew J. Campbell. left
supporter, Frank B. Gray.
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No. 8, OF FrankfOrd, the wOmen's
branch of the Independent Order
Odd Fellows installed the following
officers for the ensuing term on
Tuesday night: Noble grand, Mrs.
Iona Walls Lynch; vice grand, Mrs.
Stella Long; right supporter to noble
grand, Miss Elizabeth Rabinson; left
10 raAB1n errar1d Misc part-
line Moore; right supporter to vice
grand, Mrs. Ollister Moore; left sup
porter to vice grand, Mrs. Helen
Hudson; warden, Mrs. Clinton Wat
son; conductor, Mrs. Samuel J. Mes
sick! chaplain, Mrs. J. NJ. Lynch;
inside guardian, Mrs. Layton Lynch;
outside guardian, J. w. Ellis; Sec
retary, Mrs. George w. Horsey;
treasurer, Mrs. J. w. Ellis.
Members of the Rebekah Assemb-
ly of Delaware paid their annual
visit and installed the officers.
Among the members of the Assembly
present were: President, Mrs. Mar
garet Collins, Hockessin; vice pres
ident, Mrs. Marjorie S. Tucker, Will
mington; warden, Mrs. Sarah Bu-
zine, Wilmington; secretary, Mrs.
Ida B. Cobourn, Wilmington; mar
shall, Mrs. Laura V. McCaulley,
Smyrna; conductor, Mrs. Cora Far
low, Dover; chaplain, Mrs. Martha
Roser, H0ckessin; inside guardian,
Mrs. Olevia MegginsOn, Grubb's Cor
ner; outside guardian, Mrs. Mabel
Lewis, Wilmington; pianist, Mrs. Ma
rian Hudson, Wilmington. At the
close of the installation ceremonies,
refreshments of ice cream, cake,
salted peanuts, mints and coffee
were served. Keturah Lodge is one
of the most fourishing in lower Del
aware, and the membership is stead
lily increasing.
Mr.. and Mrs. James B. Long of
Philadelphia have been spending
some time with Mr.. and Mrs. AL
fred Long Mr.. Long is an old resi-
dent of this town and has many
friends here. He has enjoyed good
hunting and shooting. One day he
bagged eighteen wilk duck and it
seemed that most any of the wild
fowl that stopped in Indian Rive or
Rehoboth bays were his. In his
younger days he was good shot and
he does not seem to have lost any of
his steadiness, as he returned every
day with full bags.
Mrs. John B. Hammond, Mr.. and
Mrs. Topp M. Heath, Mr.. and Mrs.
John w. Ellis, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond P. Long were guests of Hon.
Calvin B. Taylor at dinner Friday
evening at HarmOnson's Hotel, Ber-
lin, Md.
The Century Club of this town was
hostess at the Delaware State Build |
ing at the SesQui-Centennial last
week. The ladies representing the
club were Mrs. Henry T.. Tunnel, |
Mrs. Perina Townsend and Mrs. Wal
ter Phillips.
The Frankford Theatre has two |
good pictures booked for this Sat
urday Hoot Gibson appears in
western scene 1.-The Sawdust Trail"
Next Thursday Her Sister From
Paris" featuring Constance Tai
madge.
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Bryan two lots facing on Main street
between the depot and du Pont Boul-
evard.
The passing of the country school
is also followed by the passing of
country churches. At Omar Satur-
day afternoon the M. E. Church
building will be sold at auction. At
one time they had good school and
the church. The school was first
closed, then the church.