Milford chronicle., 1931-10-23
FRANKFORT

make the roll call are: Mrs. E. "
Bryan, Mrs. S. J. Messick, Mrs. I
G. Cannon, Mrs. T. NJ. Heath, Mrs
Malverna Long. Mrs. Addella Law
renee and Mrs. Lizzie Robinson.
Capt. Ebe T. Chandler left Satur
day morning for Florida. He ha
large orange groves there and h
has gone to look after the crop.
is understood that oranges are be
ginning to ripen.
Frankford high school football
team won from Selbyville high Mon
day afternoon, the score 46 to 0. Th'
game was tame and rather uninter
esting.
Fold Hancock and son ElwooC
with Lemuel ID. Hudson, Jr., anC
sons. Roy and Lemuel, Jr., recently
took novel and interesting motOl
trip to a woods that was recently
burned over. Old rough dirt roads
were travelled. They were reminded
of the book "The Flaming Forest
on their return from euch a scene
OF devastation. Tey concluded there
was no place like home.
The school authorities have had
electric lights in the home ecOnOm-
les room at the school building on
Thatcher street
The 4th annual banquet and visi-
tatiOn of Grand Chapter officers was
held on Wednesday evening in the
Masonic Temple at Millville and l.
o. o. f. hall, Frankford, by the
Frankford Chapter No. y, Order of
Eastern Star. The halls were beau-
tifully decorated with baskets of
gorgeous dahlias from the gardens
of Mrs. Wilmer Steele and Mrs. Clar-
ence T. Esham.
A bountiful turkey dinner, pre-
pared and served in the Temple un-
der the able supervision of Mrs.
Mary F. Townsend, was partaken of
by more than one hundred twenty
hve members of the order. Mrs.
Imogene TimmOns, assistant pianist,
played while the procession of visit
ing grand officers and local chapter
officers entered the banquet hall,
Ter by Worthy Matron, Mrs. Jennie
Ruark, and Worthy atron, Gardner
L. Thomas.
Grace was said by Past Grand Pa
trOn, Robert s. Gallaher. Mrs. Jen-
ME Bryan Ruark, worthy matron, eX-
tended a cordial welcome in behalf
of FrankfOrd Chapter No. II. AS
postmaster for the occasion, Gard
ner l.. Thomas, worthy patron, in
trOduced the speakers with we'll
chosen words and further added to
the pleasure of the evening by pre-
sentlng Edwin Ryan, Harold Payne,
Mack Hudson and Kendall Hudson,
the Millsboro Quartet, whose pleas
ing delivery of several selections
was well received.
At the conclusion of the banquet
the party motored to Frankford,
where the grand officers paid their
annual visit to the local chapter. At
Ter the business meeting delicious
of ice cream, cake
md coffee were served.
Grand officers who honored the
Odge by their attendance included
he following: Past Grand Matron,
-rma Baker Barr; Past Grand Pa
ron, Robert S. Gallaher; Grand In
itructor, Bessie M. Warrington;
Worthy Grand Matron, Mrs. Mary M.
Clover; Worthy Grand Patron, F.
:. Howard; Associate Grand Matron, |
Anna Belle Sauter; Associate Grand !
Patron, Grover G. MacNamee; Grand |
Lilly Ann Pyle; Grand |
Anna l.. Stausebach; As |
ociate Grand Conductress, NJ Eta
<eyes; Grand Chaplain, Anna E. .
Grand Marshal, Sara S.
1acNamee; Grand Organist, Myrtle
:. Lawson; Grand Adah, Mrs. ArZie
Lewis; Grand Ruth, Miss Carrie
:, Gemmill; Grand Esther, Mrs. An
a G. Hirlinger; Grand Martha, Mrs.
lillian M. Harmstead; Grand Electa,
lrs. Bertha Williams; Grand Ward
r, Mrs. Bertha E. M. Harrar; Grand
entinel, Frederick H. Warrington.
Visitors were present from sew
raj chapters throughout the state.
everal Past Worthy Matrons and
asst Worthy Patrons were present
lcluding Frankford chapters three,
asst Worthy Matron, Mrs. Burton G.
annon; Mrs. Topp M. Heath and
Irs. Helen Chandler, and Past Wor-
ny Patron, E. Washington Bryan.
The community was saddened on
by news of the accidental
cath of Carl M. Perry. 22-year-old
IN of Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Perry, of
iney Neck. Warren Perry, younger
rother of the deceased, is a popu-
II and brilliant student in the SEN
II class of the local high school,
member of the football team and
resident of the F. H. S. Athletic
ssociatiOn. The funeral was held
Tuesday afternoon in Dagsboro.
rof. Homer Bortner, supervising
'incipal of the Frankford-D -Dagsboro
hOols, accompanied the seniors to
e services. FrankfOrd extends
to the bereaved family.
Mrs. B. Richard Sheaffer, of New
*, Del, and parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
GRACE F. Harmon, of East Lans-
'wne, Pa, were callers about town
'er the weekend.
Miss Ines Cutchins, teacher in the
cal high school, attended the
)rktown SesQuicentennial early
is week.
Misses Ruth E. Watson and EN-
a H. Long returned to w. C. l.,
over, on Sunday evening, after =
wing spent an enjoyable weekend s
their respective homes [
The chicken supper served in the g
anse, by the Ladies' Auxiliary of
e resbyterian churPch, on Satur- t
y evening, was a decided success. /
The local school was visited by {
of. John Shilling, assistant state