Milford chronicle., 1931-02-06
FRANKFORT

MIR. and Mrs. John Furman of sta
ten Island, N. Y, were recent visit
ors at their home on Knox street.
Mrs. Katie Thorton of Philadelphia
has been spending a few days here
with relatives.
Milton Esham, a student at Bea-
CONS, Wilmington. spent the week
end with his mother, Mrs. Emma Es-
ham.
Mrs. Jennie Bryan Ruark was
hostesses to the Monday afternoon
bridge club this week.
The Swarthmore Chautauqua will
be here three days; the 18th, 10Th
and goth of this month. An unusual
ly good program is promised. The
following is a brief summary:
First day, afternoon, p. m.-AIu-
sic, song, fun, Royal Hawaiian
Quartette; evening. 8 p. m.ZPre-
lude, Royal Hawaiian Quartette;
Crime and Criminals" Judge Frank
Travers. -.t.'
Second Day, afternoon, 3-act COM
edy, Mrs. Plimpton's Husband"
Junior Chautauqua vening-Come-
dy-drama in acts, "Old Crusty
Takes the Air"
Third Day, afternoon-Fun, music,
novelties, The Swiss Serenaders,
Junior Chautauqua. Evening
Night Program, The Swiss 4Serenad-
ers Ensemble.
Miss Annabelle Mcgee of Laurel
was a recent visitor for few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Bryan.
Russell Lewis, student at the
University of Delaware was home
for the week with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Alvin Lewis.
Ward Dasey, Jr, and Robert S.
Long, Jr., students at the w. C. l., |
Dover, spent the week here with
their parents.
Miss Ruth Watson who is also |
student there also spent the week
end here with her parents, Mr. and I
Mrs Clinton II. Watson. She was ac-
by Miss Helen Prodopo
pas and Miss Betty Barratt, both of
New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton G. Cannon
md daughter, Miss Bertha Elizabeth
spent the weekend in Pennington,
Y. j., where their son, Burton, Jr, is
attending school.
Miss Rachel Long, daughter of
Sb. -and. Mrs: Everett Long of this
own recently graduated from the
Marinello School of Cosmetians in
and has assumed mani
lgement of Bess' Beauty Shop in
,Iillsboro.
There seems to be in the south
'astern part of Sussex county an
pidemic of the flu and colds. When
me member of a family is attacked
With the sickness it goes through
he whole family.
A chimney fire Sunday evening
bout half past ten o'clock at the
ONE of J. w. Ellis caused some ex-
itement in that part of the town
was discovered by some young
len. Fortunately no damage was
one.
Gardner L. Thomas, railroad agent
i'll at his home with the grippe.
elief agent, G.. A. Layton, of
georgetown, is acting in his place.
w. Salisbury Layton of Detroit,
Itch, is visiting his parents, Mr..
nd Mrs. John II. Layton.
Doric Lodge, No. 81, was host
uesday evening to the officers of
lie Most Worshipful Grand Lodge of
ncient Free and Accepted Masons
Delaware. Those from the grand
dge were D. Raymond Keefer,
and master; J. Wallace Woodford,
3puty grand master; Harry F.
ewlin, senior grand warden; Ed
ard w. Wiltbank, Junior grand
arden; Harold V. Long, junior
and deacon; Harry ]. Croak,
and sword bearer There were al
many visitors from other lodges.
six-thirty o'clock an excellent
icken dinner was served in the
ming room of the lodge by the la
es of the NJ. E. Church. There
sre about one hundred for dinner. III
lter in the evening the regular III
Getting of the lodge was held.
The FTankford High School bas- III
t ball teams took both d. 1. A. A. II
mes from Selbyville High on Fri III
y night. The girls won Is to ID, III
d the boys, 62 to 21. =