Milford chronicle., 1930-01-10
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tertained over the weekend to a
turkey dinner on Saturday: Mrs. 1.
M. Duthie, Benjamin Chamberlain of
Philadelphia, Edward Wyatt of
Lewes, George A. Furman of this
town and their daughter, Miss Chris
tine Mccarthy.
Mrs. George S. Hudson and daugh-
ter, Grace of Bishopville, Md, and
Miss Lula K. MCGEE of Millsboro
spent Thursday here with their mo-
ther, Mrs. Lula Lynch.
A daughter, Marjorie Long, was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Norwood
Chamberlain at their home in this
town Saturday, December 2S.-
Mr.. and Mrs. James John Daisey
recently spent a few days in Will
mington visiting friends.
Mrs. Sheese, wife of Rev. George
F. Sheese, pastor of the Presbyter-
ian Church, is visiting relatives in
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Martha Pugh, eighth grade
teacher, is i'll at her home with the
mumps Rev. Sheese is substituting
for her.
Miss Rachel Long, a student nurse
in the Sarah Leigh Hospital, Nor
folk, Va, spent few days here last
week with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Everett Long.
This community is experiencing
an epidemic of mumps. The malady
does not seem to be confined alone
to the young. There are few cases
where the parents as well as the
children have them.
Mrs. Margaret Taylor Heath was
hostess this week to the Friday At
ternoon Bridge Club.
At the Frankford Theatre this
week "The Winning of Barbara
Worth" starring Ronald Coleman
and Vitina Bonky. Story by Harold
Bell Wright.
The Frankford Century Club was
entertained at its regular meeting
for January, on Friday evening, at
the home of Mrs. William A. Gum
on Thatcher street. The president,
Mrs. William P. Monroe, read an in
structive paper on Health" Fifty
Degrees the Danger Point" was the
subject of Mrs. w. E. Powell's talk
on refrigeration. Miss Mary Short of
Bethany Beach gave a recitation
"The Landing of the Pilgrims" Miss
Mildred Littleton of Philadelphia en-
tertained the club with a recitation.
Miss Lizzie Johnson gave "Wit and
Humor." The ladies all gave their
favorite recipes. The topic for the
evening was Home Economics"
Mrs. S. ]. Messick was social leader.
The club went on record as favor
ing the Kellogg Peace Pact. ,
A very pleasing New Years party
was given at the "Pines." The new
year was noisily welcomed. There
were games and refreshments. The ,
were apples, candy :
and pop corn. At a late hour the !
young folks left wishing each other
1 happy new year. Among those
present were Bessie Magee, Flossie \
Magee, Lucy Magee, Virginia Long,
Laura Hudson, Walsie Bunting, Ida h
ladder, Margaret Savage, Emory. q
luillen, George Quillen, Clifton A
1ong, Monroe Long, Delphia Long, T
franklin Nelson, Elmer Toffmeister,
Iay Hudson, Mitchell Gray, Herman r
.atchum, Edward Cathel, Preston n
hudson, William Magee and OrVille a
)aisey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Long enter N
aimed at a New Years Day dinner: L
Ir. and Mrs. John S. Tingle, Mr.. il
nd Mrs. Louis F. Daisey, Mrs. Sal
e Gray, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Long h
f Fran1ford, William Long, Mr.. W
nd Mrs. Uriah Long of Selbyville, m
Ir. and Mrs. Elwood F. Nelson
nd Miss Margaret Wise of Will G
lington, William Nelson and Miss E
Raddish of Dover, Miss
Iarriet Nelson of Onancock, Va, P
Liss Inez Cutchins and her sister, m
Iiss Mary Donreath Cutchins of
rankin, Va, Ward Long of Phil
delphia, Miss Matte Walter, Miss r.
Lildred Tingle of Frankford, Tru-
ian Campbell, Preston Timmons
nd Miss Casper Kollock of Days
pro.
This vicinity was shocked Satur-
ay to hear of the death of Edward
ust of Philadelphia who died in
lie hospital in Philadelphia friday.
r. and Mrs. Flemuel Long, Mr.. and
rs. Harley Rayne and son Clarence
l attended the funeral Monday in
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Evans and
.ughter Cecile of Williamsville, Mr..
ed Long and daughter, Miss Mad
inc Long of this place, called on
r. and Mrs. Dora Evans and chill
en- on Sunday.
Fred Long returned home on Fri
" evening, accompanied by his
lighter, Miss Flora Long, who will
end few days with her parents
this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tyre called
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Long on Sun
y morning. ~
Miss Delaphine Evans was the
1ner guest on Sunday of Miss Ce- XII
e Evans at Williamsville. iii
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Butler and II
n Billy and daughter Helen were
1ner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Asher iii
ans on Sunday. hIl
We are glad to report Minos
wis is somewhat improved at this XII
iting. lIl
Mr.. and Mrs. Dora Evans and chill Il
en-, Mrs. Fred Long and children XII
lied on Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Il
tier on Wednesday evening. Il
Mr.. and Mrs. Dorothy Daisey call
on Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Daisey
Roxana on Saturday. Il
Mrs. Fred Long and children
led on Mr.. and Mrs. John Murray III
VViI1iamsVille on Thursday eve Ill
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