Milford chronicle., 1932-05-20
FRANKFORT

Miss Blanche Daisey entertained,
at her home at Omar, Wednesday
evening. the Girl Reserves. There
were sixteen members present and
ten visitors. They had games, music
/ and refreshments.
Returning from church Sunday
morning Mr.. and Mrs. William A.
/ Gum, Jr., found that during their
/ absence a chimney was on fire and
the heat was firing adjoining wood
work. Returning at that time prob
ably saved their home from being
burned.
The Stag road being built from
! FrankfOrd to Roxana by the State
is now open for use by the public
The contractors have had several
trucks for the past week hauling
Stag.
Dr. Carlton c. FoOks has recent
ly had his yard very much improy-
cd by the addition of evergreens
and Towering plants. The material
was from HarrisOns Nurseries and
was arranged by their superintend-
ent, Mr.. Collins.
A representative from the New
York Herald-Tribune Fresh Air
Fund was here last week arranging
for the coming this summer of chill
dren from New York City for a
weeks visit i'm the country. Last
summer a number of children were
entertained by the people of this
town and community A committee
of ladies has been formed and those
desiring to give the children a visit
are asked to speak to any member
of the committee This is the fifty
sixth year of this work Last year
seventeen thousand children, aged
from five and a half to eleven and
a half years were given the benefit
of this visit to the country. 1t is
thought that more children this
year will be given the visit.
Mearl Lynch has moved his ton
soral parlor from the building near
the Boulevard Hotel to a room in
the store occupied by James B.
Hudson.
The building vacated by Mr.. Lynch
has been rented by Miss Alice Gra-
Der who has made it into a very at
traCtive ice cream parlor and cafe. |
Miss GRADER is well qualified for
her venture into the business. She |
has many friends and they wish for
her much success.
Among those from here who at
tended the May Day exercises Sat
urday at w. c. l., Dover. were Mr.
and Mrs. Clinton H. Watson. Mrs. !
G. L. Thomas, Mrs. G. C. G. Crock |
er. Mrs. Raymond P. Long, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. NJ. Heath.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Littleton with
their son and daughter of Philadel-
phia were weekend guests of Mr.,
and Mrs. William E. Monroe of
Omar. The many friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. LittletOn will be sorry to know
that their son was in serious au-
accident and sustained the
loss of three fingers on one hand.
Mrs. Annie Hickman has returned
from a weeks visit to friends i'm
The Board of School Trustees has
announced the following staff of
.eachers for the next school term:
lementary-Mary Dasey, Lima
Iobb. Lillian Mcgee. Ethel TingIe,
Eva Gray, Edna Morris and Maxine
Phillips.
Junior and Senior High School -
Homer Bortner. A. M:
Lester Barnett. A. B.; |
science and athletics. Hughes X.
Reveley, B. S.; history, Preston
TimmOns, A. b.; home economics,
Marguerite Mitchell. B. S.; English,
Martha Brooks. A. NJ; Latin and
French, Inez Cutchins. A. b.: social
studies. Anderson Long, A. NJ
The organization being set UP is
called the &c plan. Per-
iaps it would be more properly
designated the 6-3-B plan; wherein
he first six grades comprise the ell