Milford chronicle., 1930-12-12
FRANKFORT

Rev. Frederick d. Viehl, PHI. Dd.
who has been supplying The pulpit
Of the Presbyterian church of this
town, was given an unanimous call
by the congregation Sunday morning
to become pastor. He is a well
known minister of the New Castle
Presbytery. DR.. and Mrs. Viehe have
a family of two sons and a daugh-
ter. He will conduct the usual serv-
ices this Sunday.
Miss Blanche Daisey entertained
at turkey dinner Sunday afternoon,
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs, Lewis Daisey, of Omar Among
those present were: Helena Walter,
Iona Godfrey, Edna Hudson, Bertha
f. Cannon, Evelyn Hollaway, Carrie
Truitt, Blanche Hudson, Katie Long,
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Tingle and
her grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. S.
Daisey and Mrs. Jennie Tingle.
MOrdecia Hudson and family, who
have been living in the Elijah Casey
property, have moved to the Cham
berlain property on Thatcher street.
The property vacated by Mr.. Hud-
son is to be occupied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Preston Williams.
Clifton, a son of Mr.. and Mrs. Jay
Long, was shot through his left
hand by the accidental discharge of
a small pistal, which he was han
ding. The accident happened Fri
day morning. The wound was dress
ed by DR.. c. c. Fooks.
The Missionary Society of the
Christian church, of Ocean View,
met at the home of Mrs. w. w. Phil
lips Thursday afternoon of last
week. After the meeting refresh
ments were served by the hostess.
We give this week the program of
Mail Order Brides, presented last
week by the Senior Glass of Frank
ford high school, Thursday evening
in Jones opera house:
"Pinkey" Butler-A ranch hand
Clifton Long; "Skeet" Snyder-A
ranch hand-HarTy Williams; Nick |
Henshaw-Owner of Ruby Heart |
Ranch-Francis Gum; Nance Hen
shaw-His aughter-Virginia Long; !
Bob Henshaw-His son-Joseph |
KollOck; Princess-The Indian ser
GRADER; Rose Crandall-
The maid-Carrie Truitt; Jane Ham
ilton-A visitor from Chicago-Sa-
rah Lynch; Deering Hamilton-A
visitor from Chicago-Harry Wick
ers; Queenie Dugan-Of Chicago
Doris Layton Arabella Jennings
Of Chicago-Marie Hickman; Gay
nell Jones-Of Chicago-Gladys Tur-
ner; William Hamilton-Of the firm
)f Hamilton & Blokes-Edwin West.
The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ
3. church gave chicken dinner
Saturday evening. 1t was given in
he room of Home Economics in the
school building. A splendid dinner
vas served and was enjoyed by 200 ;
people. Ii
Postmaster Esham is advising
POSTAL patrons to shop and mail now
or Christmas, cards, parcels, letters,
,rap parcels securely, address all
nail plainly, include street and
lumber-place your own name and
address, on all mail to prevent its
soing to the dead letter office.
John Williams, of Philadelphia,
md Clarence Collins, of Whining
on, were weekend guests of Mr.. and
Grs. Phillip W. Walls.
Miss Alice GRADER entertained Fri
ay evening at the Boulevard Hotel
{ a turkey dinner a number of her
riends. Among those present were:
Bertha Cannon, Helena Walter, vi
la Godfrey, Carolyn Truitt, Sarah
lynch, Katio Long, Madeline Hud-
on and Bertha Hudson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Hickman,
f near town, entertained their cou-
in, Lemuel D. Hudson, at an oyster
inner Saturday evening.
The Frankford New Century Club
-as delightfully."- entertained on Fri
ay evening at the residence of Mrs.
erina Townsend on Main street.
he president, Mrs. Burton G. Can
on. called attention to the ap-
roach of the holidays and suggest
1 that the club endeavor to carry a
tile Christmas into the homes of
le less fortunate of our people.
iss Sallie G.. Hall, chairman OF the
rts and crafts committee, reported
lie high interest and excellent pro-
ress of the ladies class in handi-
aft working every Thursday even
g, at the Lockwood building, un-
sr the able direction of Miss Amy
are specialist, of Dover
rs. Carlton G. Fooks, chairman of
e library committee, reported in
easing interest i'll the public Ii
AIRY which was opened last July.
rs. Clarence T. Esham gave vari-
is items of current events. Miss
zzie Robinson read With and HUI
or. Piano solos by Mrs. Topp M.
cath and Mrs. Frederic Viehe were .
eatly appreciated. Mrs. Ward w.
lsey, leader, spoke concerning the