Milford chronicle., 1931-01-23
FRANKFORT

A car driven by Cyrus johnson
cOlored, last Friday, crashed into
light pole on Thatcher street an
was badly damaged. Johnson and hi
wife were considerably shaken up.
The Presbyterian Auxiliary Socie
ty will meet at the home of Mrs
George w. Horsey this Monday eve
ming. Every member is invited to at
tend.
Mrs. Gertrude Layton Hudson o
Dover were visitors here this weel
of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs Johr
II. Layton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hudson ol
Philadelphia was a recent visitor
here of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H
Lockwood.
Mrs. Gertrude Campben, spent a
part of last week with friends in
Wilmington and Philadelphia
Mrs. J. NJ. Parson and daughter
Catherine were visitors last week
to Salisbury Md.
Miss Lettie Campbell, a student
at Beacoms College spent the week
end here with her mother, Mrs. Ger
tlude Campbell.
Mrs. William Monroe spent the
first of the week with friends in
Philadelphia.
Harry Tingle and Milton Eashum,
students at Beacoms College spent
the week here with their parents,
Mrs. Annie Hudson and son John
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Lin
so of MillsborO.
Mrs. Mary d. McCabe died Mon
day morning il Philadelphia at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Jennie
Carrigan, with whom she had made
her home. She was born near RoX-
ana, January Z, 1897, and vas. a
daughter OF the late Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Hickman She was. the Bid
0w Of Joseph McCabe who 'died in
1874 Mrs. McCabe is survived by one
daughter and four sons, Caleb Nc
Cabe of this town. Joseph McCabe
and Isaac McCabe of Baydlid and
PembertOn McCabe of ROXana. Fu-
neral and burial services were held I
at ROXana on Wednesday afternoon. /
Benjamin T. Atkins, we'll known |
farmer living on the FramRford- /
Gumboro road, died at his home Sat
urday night He was 63 yearssOf age /
and was born and had always, lived /
near where he died. lie is Survived /
by two daughters and three sons
Funeral services were held Wednes
day afternoon at the Houston NJ. +.
Church of which church he had been
a member for several years. The
services were conducted by Rev.
Gardner, pastor of that church. BuI-
ial in the family cemetery on the
du Pont Boulevard, between here
and DagsbOro
Mrs. Irma Baker Barr, worthy
grand matron of the Grand Chapter
of Delaware, o. +. S.. assisted by
her grand marshall, Mrs. Annabelle
Waller Of Delmar, installed the fol-
lowing officers Wednesday evening
of FrankfOrd Chapter, No. IL, o. L.
S. Worthy matron, Mrs. Jennie Bry-
an Ruark; worthy patron, Gardner
L. Thomas; associate nation, Mrs. h
Martha P. Bunting; associate pa
tranE Rev Charles sAV Bpanferd; k7
Mrs. Elizabeth S. Stokes;
Mrs. Hattie L. Thomas;
Mrs. Olive ID. Gum; as
sociate conductress, Mrs. Florence II
e. Bunting; chaplain, Mrs Cora d. ]
Bryan; marshall, Mrs. M1relia Lath-
bury; Adah, Mrs. Olive Brittinsham &
Burton Ruth, Mrs. Pearl Watson I
McCabe; Esther, Mrs Peal Mur- q
'ay; Martha, Mrs. Vernon McCabe; i
electra, Mrs. Hilda Burton Jones;
Mrs. Margaret Taylor h
Heath; warder Mrs Cecile a. Steel; S
sentinel, John w. Ellis Jr. Jewels t.
we're presented to Mrs. Helen L. o
reiring worthy matron Ii
md to William p. Derrickson. re- a
iring worthy patron. Previous to
he regular meeting an elaborate I
urkey dinner was served at the Z
boulevard Hotel to the visitors and ~
MEMBERS Seventy persons were at J.
he dinner.
Miss Rattle Long entertained the IL
Ollowing guests to dinner on Sum y
ay at her home on Green street. y, u
tisses Carrie Truitt, Bertha Can y, ~
on, Helena Walter, Viola Godfrey a.
adie Campbell, Alice Graber, Edna ",
Iudson, Blanche Daisey and Sara / a,
ong. The dinner was Miss Longs W.
rOject in connection with the soph- ~,
more Home Economics class of the Il,
Ugh school. i*is s-- or