Milford chronicle., 1931-10-16
FRANKFORT

IN the manSe this saturday. Inc
public is most cordially invited t
attend. Price fifty cents. The menI
is roast chicken and gravy, mashed
potatoes, glazed sweet potatoes
cabbage. greens, potato salad, rolls
butter, apple sauce, pickles, coffee
home made ice cream and vanilla
waters.
The many friends of Hope Ben
nett and Hall Bennett. who are in
the Beebe Hospital, will be glad to
know that they are improving and
are soon expected to be able to re-
turn home.
Ivah w. Hudson of Wilmington
spent the weekend here with his
mother.
Mrs. Mary Tingle has been enter
tanning for a few days her son, Pres
ton who is in business in New
York.
~ NJ. Esham and wife, Clifford
Esham and wife, Edward Kimmell
and wife were recent guests here of
their mother, Mrs Andrew Esham.
Miss Alice GRADER who is visiting
friends in Philadelphia is sick there
with an attack of appendicitis.
The automobile belonging to Les
ter Hudson which was stolen two
weeks ago has not been found. The
car which was left in its place was
stolen the same night from Jerome
Harmon of Ocean City, Md.
Armwell West has taken over the
filling station and business former
ly conducted by Otha C. Pugh.
The October meeting of the
FrankfOrd New Century Club was
held at the home of Mrs. Roland |
West of Millville The Frankford la
dies made the trip in the school bus |
driven by Mrs. Gertrude Campbell.
The meeting was called to order |
at p. m. by the president, Mrs.
Burton G. Cannon. The Club Collect
was read by Mrs. Addie Gum. A let
ter from the Tribune Fresh Air
Committee thanking the club for
entertaining the group of Brooklyn
children in July, was read by the
secretary. A committee was ap-
pointed to attend to the moving of
the sign at the entrance to town to I
a more conspicuous site. A commit
tee was appointed to wait upon the
of the local school relative
to the erection of school Zne signs,
adjacent to the various school
for the protection of the
young children.
The club voted to entertain the
Ocean View Home Demonstration
Club at an early date. The various
New Century Clubs of the State are
planning meetings of this kind when
each will entertain nearby rural
club.
After the disposal of regular bus
ness Current Events were read by
Miss Lizzie Robinson and Mrs. J..
:. Murray entertained with wit and \
lumOr. III
The hostess served delicious re- III
reshments consisting of chicken
alad, Maryland beaten biscuits, NJ
lives, pickles, coffee and mints. N
At recent meeting of Keturah III
lebekah Lodge, No. 8. in the local vi
i'd Fellows hail. officers for the III
nsuing term of six months were in III
tailed by President of the Rebekah III
ssembly of Delaware, Naomi Daw- III
on and staff. The officers installed Ill
-ere as follows: Past Noble Grand, HI
unice S. Crocker; Noble Grand, iii
Iaxine Phillips; Vice Grand, Mar II
Ia l. Pugh; chaplain, Daisey Hill
Oines; secretary, Matte W. Hor II
ey; treasurer, Dasia r. Ellis; war M
en-, Allie May Phillips; conductor, MI
tella B. Long; inside guardian, III
lizzie Robinson; outside guardian, III
'ene Watson; right supporter to III
Dble grand, Sallie Gray LCng; left III
lppOrter to noble grand, Ruth Ill
erickson; right supporter to vice III
and, Elizabeth S. Stokes; left sup III
)rter to vice grand, Aileen Lynch. III
t the close of the ceremonies the Il
tire party mOtored to West Breeze III
IN, Bethany Beach, where refresh III
ents were served by the proprie- III
ess, Mrs. Clara L. West, men, iiii
II of the order It'll
The month of September drew to I'LL
close with the usual splendid at
ndance record. The sophomore III
ass led with 100b, fourth and fifth III
AIDES, 99.4%, junior class, 99.4@o, I'LL
st grade, 96.3%, eighth grade, iii
80, sixth and seventh grades, III
.2%, second and third grades, III
SO, senior class, $3.50, fresh
an class, 1857. Frankford ranked Ill
ird among the graded schools of
stern Sussex in this matter of at I'M
ldance. IIII
The local eleven won their sec
d victory on Thursday when they
feated Rehoboth High at RehO-
tn by score of 30 to 6. The pre-
,us week Selbyville was defeated
our local field 80 to 8. The boys
II meet Millsboro this week on the I
llsboro field Virgil Hudson is Hi
)tain of the local eleven. Warren
rry is president of the Athletic l
5ociation. HI
The Girl Reserves chaperoned by MI
ir local leader, Mrs. Martha W
gs and Misses Goode and Buck w
tier, State Y. w. c. A. workers Hi
Dover, enjoyed party at Camp M
,nka Friday evening. iii
apt. John Henry Long died on
esday morning at his home, the /
llevard Hotel. He had been in iii I
II health for some time. but on iii H
day he had two chills. He was Il H
n here on what is Known as the N
kman farm, on March %, 1855. lI /
parents were Cant. Henry w. Hi |
lg and Sarah Jane Long. For iii H