Milford chronicle., 1931-12-04
FRANKFORT

Lester Hudson was painfully in
jured Sunday evening when his car
was wrecked. The accident hap
pened on the dupont Boulevard near
Carey's cemetery. Mr.. Hudson came
to Dr. G. c. Fooks, of this town, and
had his wounds treated.
The Senior Glass of FrankfOrd-
DagsborO high school presents "The
Wild Oats Boy, a three act comedy
drama, at Frankford tehatre this
Friday evening at 8 o'clock.
The Boulevard Hotel announces
that beginning this Sunday evening
a turkey dinner for 75c or chicken
salad for soc will be served every
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Absiah Long Morris, of Lex
ington, Mass, has been spending sew
eral days here with her sister, Mrs.
Mary Huxford.
P. D. Vernon, A. #. Evans and Will
liam Johnson, business men of Me-
dia, Pa, were here the past week on
a cunning and hunting trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Asher A. Tingle en-
tertained at a raccoon dinner on
Friday evening: Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin
Phillips, of near Roxana; Mr. and
Mrs. James Mumford, Hickory Hill;
Mrs. Kate Brasure and daughter,
Miss Myrtle, of Selbyville, and their
son, Harvey Tingle, of Beacon Col
lege, Wilmington, Del.
Miss Olive West, of Philadelphia,
was a weekend visitor here to her
aunt, Mrs. Clarence r. Esham.
Rev. and Mrs. William r. McEl-
roy, of White Hall, Md, were visitors
here Monday as guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. e. w. Bryan. Mr.. McElrOy was
formerly pastor of the Presbyterian
Church of this town. He is now
pastor of White Hall Presbyterian
Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Ryan spent /
i'll Philadelphia and |
the weekend i'll Washington, d. C.
Emma Howard Long, Robert S. |
Long and Ward Daisey, Jr., students |
at Wilmington Collegiate Institute,
spent the holiday period here with
their parents.
Mrs. Mary Fleetwood asd Mrs.
Frank Hickman were recent visitors
to Mrs. Fleetwood's daughter, jose
phine, in Philadelphia.
Ruth Watson spent the Thanks
giving holiday in New York City.
MI and Mrs. Everett E. Stokes
and sons, Walter and Webster, spent
with Mrs. Stokes
brother, Dale Christopher, at his
home in Springfield, Delaware Coun-
y, Pa.
MI and Mrs. John T. Furman and
heir sons, John, Jr., Robert and
elmer, of Wilmington, also X. G.
Hickey and Miss Nellie Ratledge, of
were recent guests of
George A. Furman.
Mr.. and Mrs. OrVille Yong have
moved into their new home near
own, on Thatchers Landing road.
The Ladies Auxiliary Society of
he Presbyterian Church met Mon
lay evening at the home of Mrs.
olive D. Gum.
Preliminary plans for the Frank
school, which is to be
Known as "The John M. Clayton
show that it is to be very
lice and commodious building. Some
# the prominent features are its
tyle and size. 1t will be of colonial
tyle, brick building, with a slate
oof. It has a frontagenof 220 feet
With a depth of 1877 feet and a base
nent under the whole building The
irst floor has fifteen rooms and a
gymnasium and audito-
ium with seating capacity of more
han $50. The gym is "a by 81. Some
f the other rooms on the first floor
re music, science room, home eco
omics, medical room, manual train
lg, study room, library, high school
lass room, cafeteria, shower baths.
| corridor 10 feet wide. The rooms
re all of generous dimensions. The
YIN is "a by 81, caffeptia "a by As,
manual training 33 by "a. The prin-
ipals office, which is at the en-
rance on the left, is II by 20. The
econd floor contains sixteen rooms.
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