Milford chronicle., 1928-11-09
FrankfOrd

cepted a position 'WlIh --the huoer
Baking Company.
John P. Gum, of Philadelphia,
spent the weekend here with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Gum.
Mr.. Gum is in the insurance busi-
ness.
r. Clinton H. Watson and daugh-
fer. Ida. recently spent few days
in New Castle and Wilmington.
Mrs. Everett Stokes was a visitor
in Philadelphia last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Couilke, of Bridge
water, Pa, spent the weekend at
the Boulevard Hotel.
Miss Hannah Derrickson and Mr.
lanes Wood saw the picture,
wings, in Salisbury, Md, last Sat-
urday.
Frankford Chapter No. 12, of the
Order of Eastern Star, will hold
bake this Saturday afternoon in the
Lockwood building.
Charge of the Ghash Shaw" will
be featured at the Opera House Sat
urday evening.
! James Hummer was surprised
Monday evening when a large num-
her of his friends called. The Occas-
ion was his birthday Refreshments
were served and he was presented
with a finger ring containing the
emblem of the fraternity of I.O.O.F
Miss Alice Graker was hostess to
large number of her friends at
Halloween party Tuesday evening
at the Boulevard Hotel. Masked
lights on the porches greeted the
guests. The interior decorations
were autumnal and in keeping with
the spirit of the occasions. Games
were enjoyed Refreshments were
served in the dining room. Among
those present were: Matte Walter,
Lettie Campbell, Mildred Tingle,
Doris Parker, Carrie Truitt, Sadie
Campbell, Marie Hickman, Sarah
Lynch, Ida Timmons, Ruth Watson,
Bertha Cannon, Viola Godfrey, Ber-
tha Rattle Long, Eleanor Lynch,
Joseph and Casper KallOck, Jpch
and Alfred Ellis, Ward Daisey, Rob
ert S. Long, Frederic Sheese, Milton
Eashum, Preston Williams, TheO-
dore Hudson, Herman Gray, Harvey
Tingle, Elias Tingle, Clifton Bras
ure. Francis Gum, Harry Yiekers,
Lillian Cannon, Russell Lewis, Cliff !
ton hong and Burton Cannon.
The New Century Club was de- !
lightfully entertained at the home of i
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Long on Fri !
day night, November 2. After the !
usual order of business, the Presi- .
dent, Mrs. Ward Dasey, adjourned
the meeting, and Mrs. Mae Carey, Z
program committee for November,
took charge. The program was es-
pecially interesting and appropriate.
1t opened with the singing of
timely song, Come Out To Vote"
Tune Maryland, My Maryland"
This was followed by a piano solo
by Mrs. Topp NJ Heath, after which
the topic for discussion was taken
up by several speakers. Professor
J. NJ Bennett, superintendent of the
Frankford schools, led in the dis
cussion of the relation of the par
ents to the school. He stressed the
need of closer acquaintance and CO
operation between parents and
teachers and urgently requested all
parents and friends of the pupils to
visit the schools during Education !
Week, November 4-10. Mr.. Bennett {
announced the coming of the next
Meeting of the local PaTent-Teach- !
II Association, November 8, and the
pecial Flag-raising and Armistice
exercises to be held at the school {
rounds on the afternoon of the II. {
Professor G. F. Jackson, head of the {
department. of history in the local
Ugh school, gave some pertinent
and advice concerning E
he relation of the teacher to the 7
upil. Mrs. Morgan Gum read an f
riginal paper, which set forum the
elatiOn of the parent to the child.
Irs. Gum emphasized the import
nee of the paternal good example
nd the close, sympathetic unue,-
tanding and comradeship which h
hould be fostered between parents !
nd children. A lively discussion
)llowed these talks. Refreshments :,
ere served by the hostess, during y
ltermission. Mrs. Topp M. Heath
lvored the club with another piano :.
,lo, the Scarf Dance" Mrs. Eu- :
lCG NIOChGl gave d lCdulllS anu | -
lie entire group sang, with Mrs. y
cath at the piano. Mrs. Henry !
unnell invited the club to meet =, ~
ith her on December z. u
Professor ]. M. Bennett, superin-
ndent of the Frankford schools, q
lnounces the October attendance VI
follows: High School, 98.2 per &c
mt; grades, 97.5 per cent, an i'm
oTement upon the good record es- Il
blished in September. The follow OF
g pupils are on the honor roll for
rfect attendance during October: as
gh School, Seniors-Clifton Bras I'll
e, Rodney Campbell, Elias Tingle,
eston Williams, Mildred Tingle,
iris Parker, Claudia Lynch, Dor co
ny Hudson and Lillian Cannon. -
niors-BurtOn G. Cannon, Jr., -
lton Eashum, Casper Kollock, II
Issell Lewis, Harvey Tingle, Irene
asure, Lettie Campbell, Viola
mpbell, Bertha Hudson, Matte
alter and Edna West. Sophomores
Clifton Long, Frank Nelson, Fred
ok Sheese, Edwin West, Alice
aber, Marie Hickman, Doris Lay
/, Carrie Truitt, Sarah Lynch and
ldys Turner. Freshmen-Hail h
nnett, Edwin Crocker, Ward Das-
Alfred Ellis, John Ellis, Frank
rper, George Harper, Virgil Hud-
/, Roy Layton, Robert Long,
mes Richards, Warren Perry,
tn Watson, Helena Walter, Mil
ID Tingle, Sadie Campbell and
rtha Bunting. Eighth Grade
liter Phillips, Olive Murray, Flea
: Lynch, Rattle Long, Edna Hud-
hi