Milford chronicle., 1931-03-13
FRANKFORT

The town authorities have recent
ly had dug two large holes or wells
in Vine Branch canal. One is at the
foot of Main street and the other is
on the RoXana road near the school.
1t IS thought they will supply water
for fire protection. During all the
recent drought there has always
been some water in this canal.
Mrs. John w. Ellis is visiting
friends in Philadelphia.
The dinner given Saturday even
ing by the senior class was quite a
success. 1t was very well attended
and an excellent menu was served.
James A. White, of Frankford.
pa. has purchased from G.. r. Pal
mer his home, which is located on
the old state road leading from this
town to SelbyVillc. Mr.. Palmer has
moved to Hamburg, Pa.
William Lewis Gray died Monday
morning at the home of his son,
Frank Gray, on Church street Mr..
Gray was born June 27, 1866, near
Omar, and was son of the late
William and RhOda Gray. His wife
Ni'Nt q ANN gHtti9 fLsoOs T. NIlCl al SCIN
ices were held Thursday at Days
bOrO M. E. church; burial was in the
RoXana cemetery. He is survived
by one other son, Everett, who lives
i'll DagSbOrO.
Former Senator and Mrs Asa
Bennett and daughter Hope, Mrs.
Norman G. Gum and Miss Sallie G.
Hall were visitors to Philadelphia
Monday and Tuesday of this week.
Mrs. Clarence r. Esham was hos
tess Friday evening to the Frank
ford New Century Club. This was
the regular monthly meeting. The
topic was Music, the leader Mrs. #.
M.lleath. The president, Mrs. b. Y.
Cannon, presided. The program con-
sisted of solo by Harrison Esham,
duet by Mrs. Heath and Mrs. Hettie
Lingo. Mrs. l.. e. Murray read an
and instructive paper,
Origin of Music" Mrs. r. p. Long,
Modern Writers of Music" Plans
for the luncheon to be given this
spring were discussed. 1t was de-
cided to ask to have the welcome
sign at the DUPONT Boulevard moved
to a position where it could be seen
by those passing along the BuOle-
ward or coming into town.
Captain and Mrs. ]. e. Powell and
son Edgar entertained at their home
7440 Miller avenue, Bywood, Pa, at
heir annual turkey dinner. The fol- |
owing guests were present: Rev. |
Charles 4. Isenberger, pastor of st.
Mathews NJ. E. church, 53rd and
Chestnut street, Philadelphia; Mrs. |
Nary Tingle of FrankfOrd, Del, Cap |
ain and Mrs. Irwin Bennett, Mr.. and .
Mrs. John Lamb, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. /
Hickman and son Howell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Oliver Evans, Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
eph Pickering, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
3rophy, Mr.. and Mrs. ElwOod Mac
Iorwell Miss Elizabeth Isenberger
nd friend, George Hempell, Miss
Iazel Pickering and friend William
toss, all of Philadelphia, Pa.
Frankford Century Club, Mrs. c.
= Esham hostess, to Frankford New
century Club, Friday evening, March
tn. Meeting called to order by the
resident, Mrs. p. G. Cannon. Club
,ollect read by Mrs. M. A. Gum, fol-
owed by repeating Lords prayer i'll (
nisOn. Several business letters
cad and acted upon. There will be
called meeting of the club March
5th. Music was the topic of the
vening, under the leadership of Mrs.
opp Heath. There was a reading !
II music by Mrs. VIM. A. Gum. Piano
llO by Master Harrison Esham. I
eading on music by Mrs. l.. e.
-urray. Duet (women) by Mrs.
opp Heath and Mrs. Dale Lingo. Z
rs. Raymond Long read sketches of :
rits Chrysler. Thirteen members 8
nd three visitors present. Delici- Z
Is refreshments served by the hos
IS. Meeting adjourned.
Choose the new hat that flatters
III most at Miss Sally's Hat and .
1T ShOppe. The new spring styles .
e delightful, either flower trimmed
with perky little feathers or .
richly tailored. 1t
It's a wonder the Democrats .
want hloDnod HOOvap for Tho roll .