Milford chronicle., 1932-02-12
FRANKFORT

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5 ter, Keturah, No. s, Daughters of Re
l bekah, entertained the chapter from
= Berlin, Md. An interesting program
= followed by delicious supper, help
ed each one present to enjoy the Oc
casiOn. The Noble Grand, Miss Max
inc Phillips, and her staff of officers
received a cordial invitation to visit
Berlin Lodge in the near future.
DIR. Reynolds, of the State Board
of Health, assisted by Miss NJ Short
visiting nurse in Sussex county, gave
the second of the series of treat
ments for protection from diph-
liberia to quite a large number of
pupils and children of the pre-school
age, on Friday. The Shick test will
be given later.
The February meeting of the
Home and School Association was
held in the Home Economics room
on Monday evening. Prof. E. Paul
BurkhOlder, rural supervisor of
schools of northern Sussex, gave the
address of the evening.
VIM. e. Powell, president of the
local organization, made some ap-
I
BOrtner, supervising principal of the
ErankfOrd-Dagsboro schools, spoke
concerning aims and detectives of
the educational system and pros
poets for the future. A question
box, containing pertinent queries
an dsuggestions deposited by inter-
ested patrons, proved enlightening
and spicy. Many matters, which had
been puzzling the parents, were
thoroughly explained. The local or
ganizatiOn's prize, of a framed pic
ture, was awarded to the room for
having the highest percentage of
pupils represented by attending pa
irons. The study given was most
appropriate, al arge portrait of Geo.
Washington.
EThe seniors of the local high
school served a roast chicken dinner
to over a hundred people Saturday
evening. The net proceeds will help
defray the expenses of the class's
trip to Washington, Dd. c., in April
The members of the class of 1882,
Frankford-Dagsboro high school,
wish to express their, appreciation a.,
III IAiC elooAolelhCG GANCn LIGll III
connection with their chicken sup
per. Loans, donations, and patron
age were most generous.
Capt. and Mrs. Henry r. Tunnel |
a number of friends We'd |
ensday evening at an exhibition of |
old photographs of men and women |
of this community of many years /
ago. There were several photographs !
of pupils and teacher of the school
when it was on the main street. The
were taken about fifty
years ago. Another interesting pic
ture was of that street taken from
the south. II is about 60 years old
an dthe houses of that time were the
Manden Gum home. DR.. F. M. Gum,
William A. Gum, John T. Long, Lu-
ther w. Cannon, Mary E. Hall, John
B. Howard, Peter c. NAPLES, John L.
Coffin. At that time it was the M. r.
Norwood c. Chamber
aims store, M. E. Church. Those
present were DIR. and Mrs. r. p.
Collins and daughter, Miss Char
otte, Bishopville, Md; Mr.. and Mrs.
Morgan T. Gum, Mrs. Frank H.
AAChAllcllAg WI anu wi - w lllldil A. !
ium, Miss Lizzie Robinson, Miss An ;
lie Hickman, Miss Sallie G. Hall,
Mrs. Mary HuXfOrd and Mrs. Alice
Iuxford Gum.
The Frankford New Century Club
vas host to the Millsboro Home
Demonstration Club Friday evening.
'he guests furnished a very enjoy
BILE and instructive program A
LAY on Nutrition" was given 1t
eatured the Importance of properly
repaired food and proper diet for
Little Miss Steele gave a
ecitatiOn, 1.-THE New Member of Our
'amily". A rio composed of Mr.. ]
'ayne, Mr.. Edwin Ryan and Mr..
.endall Hudson sang several selec-
ions. Mrs. George l.. Barnett read a
aper on the "Ten Commandments of
ne Club" Mrs. II. B. Mitchell in a
llk described the purpose of the
Club and gave an
utline of the work to be done dur
lg the year. The visitors were well
Dmed by Mrs. Burton G. Cannon,
resident of the Frankford Century
lub. The response was made by
RS. II. B. Mitchell. Mrs. William
Powell, of this town, read the
lem, 'Loahinvar", by Scott. Several
lestiOns were asked about the poem
nd the answers were made by Civ
e the names of automobiles. At
Ie close of the meeting refresh
EMS were served. The March i
Getting og the New Century Club
i'll be held at the home of Mrs.
alph c. Steele, of Millyille. MIS-.
illiam u. Powell will have charge l.
the program.
The Ladies Aid Society of the M.
Church met Monday evening at
e home of Mrs. Frank Williams.
lere was a good attendance. After
e business meetin gthere was a So il,
al hour. A session of an old-fash-
ned school was held, in which all
ok part, Miss Lizzie Robinson act :
g as the teacher
A shower was given Thursday
ening of last week by more than
0 friends TO Mr.. and Mrs. Howard A.
PIPER, at the home of Mrs. Peppers a
rents, Mr. and Mrs. William II.
uitt The young couple received
my nice and useful gifts. A most
lightful evening was enjoyed by
)se present. Tasty refreshments
re served. Mr.. and Mrs. Pepper
re recently married and have gone =
housekeeping in Selbyville.
AL an election for officers for the
Sunday school, held