Milford chronicle., 1928-02-10
Frankford

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Gould Pet
ers, of Stamford, New York, an
nounce the birth of son, James Ed
win. on January 14th. Mrs. Peters
will be remembered as Miss Jennie
Chamberlain, of this town.
Carson Thomas, who is attending
the w. c. l., Dover, spent the week
end here with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gardner L. Thomas.
Saturday afternoon the Ladies'
Aid Society of the M. E. Church will
hold a bake in the Lockwood build
ing.
Miss Margaret Hudson spent the
weekend with Miss Hazel Evans.
On Sunday they were entertained
al dinner by Mr.. Preston Williams.
The Auxiliary Society of the
Presbyterian Church will serve a
chicken supper Wednesday in Jones
Hall.
Miss Doris Parker entertained
Saturday evening a large number OF
her friends.
Century Club Meeting
The regular monthly meeting OF
Frankford New Century Club was
held Friday evening, February 3, at
+he home of Mrs. r. G. Steele, OF
Millville. with the vice-president
nresiding. Mrs. Geo. Shease, Mrs.
VIM. Truitt and Mrs. J. M. Bennett
were elected to membership in the
club. After the regular routine OF
business, the meeting was given
over to the social leader, The topic
for the evening being Home ECO
nomics," under the leadership OF
Mrs. Geo. Horsey. A very interest
ing. talk was given by Mrs. Morgan
IT. Gum on the ideal home life OF
today, unchanged by the traditions
of the past. An entertaining paper
was read by Mrs. Raymond Long on
the utilization of the resources or
modern science to improve the home
life. Also another very interesting
and enjoyable paper was given by
Mrs. Louis A. DreXler on why is
Home-Making the Most Important
Industry of the Nation?" A CLASH
cal piano selection was beautifully
rendered by Mrs. Topp Heath, also
a quartet which was very much en-
loved by all was given. The club
was fortunate in securing the SER
vices of Miss Dever, the home eco
Monies teacher of Lord Baltimore
school, who gave a very able talk
on the local branch of her work,
after which the charming hostess
served delightful refreshments. All
members are requested to answer
roll call of next meeting with a
current event.
School Notes
Miss FIyn, a representative of the
Swarthmore Chautauqua, gave an
interesting talk to the teachers and
high school students Thursday af-
ternoon. She is endeavoring to
organize a Junior Town among all
of the students.
The outcome of the game which
was played Friday night between
frankfort and Millsboro was, girls,
21-2O in favor of Millsboro; boys,
51-14 in favor of Frankfort. Par
ents and friends, buy your garden
seeds from the high school students
to help the Athletic Association.
You must remember that they are
doing good work in their athletics,
and we want them to keep it up.
frankfort boys motored to Milford
and played basketball with W. G. I.
Saturday night. The score was So
% in favor of w. c. I.
Ladies, give your cooks rest on
Saturday. Come to the bake which
will be held in Lockwood building,
for the benefit of Senior Glass.
A basketball game will be played
Friday evening at Bishopville, be-
tween frankfort and Selbyville.
The following program was rem
dered last Friday by the seventh and
eighth grade Literary Society: Song,
America, by school; debate, Re
solved, That Winter Sports are more
beneficial than summer sports; COM
position, The Winter Sports I like
and why like them, by Eva Hud-
son; champions of sports, Hilda
Cannon; sports of other lands, Ber-
tina Hudson; sport news of the
week, Edith Hudson; the losing vic
tory, story read by Mrs. Pugh; song,
Holiday, by school.