Milford chronicle., 1932-01-22
FRANKFORT

Miss Carrie Elizabeth Truitt,
( daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William E.
Truitt of this town, and Howard
Pepper, son of Clarence Pepper of
Selbyville, were married Saturday
night at Berlin. Md, by Rev. Bick-
ing, pastor of the NJ. E. Church of
that town. Miss Alice Graber was
maid of honor and James Richards
was best man. Sunday evening Mrs.
Peppers parents gave a turkey din
ner to the newly-weds. Those pres
ent were: Miss Alice Graber, Miss
Rattle Long, Miss Isabelle Chandler
Miss Helena Walter, Miss Sadie
Campbell, James Richards and Jack
Ellis.
v The unreasonable warm weather
or some other condition has caused
the alarm on the First National
Bank to ring at times during the
night and day. Monday a man from
Philadelphia came and fixed it.
The first meeting for this year of
the Frankford New Century Club
was held Friday evening at the
home of Mrs. Gardner L. Thomas.
The topic was Health" The presi-
dent, Mrs. Burton G. Cannon, pre-
sided. Mrs. Mulverna Long read a
paper on health. DR.. Reynolds gave
a lecture illustrated by motion pic
lures and health and care of babies.
The program was in charge of Mrs.
William e. Monroe. There was
piano solo by little Miss Ruth Mes
sick. Wit and humor was read by
Miss Lizzie Robinson, Mrs. Roland
West and Mrs. Topp Heath sang 4
duet. Miss Mabel Wharton who won
the State Contest of the Christian
I1ndeavor Society gave an Grafton
entitled The Personal Elementary
in Christianity.
At regular meeting, held We'd
nesday evening of the Fr2nkGOrd
Chapter of the Eastern Star, No. 10,
Past Grand Matron Mrs. Irma Baker
Barr of Delmar, assisted by Past
Grand Marshall Mrs. Anna Lee Wal
Ter, also of Dclmar, installed the
following officers: Worthy matrOn,
Mrs. Martha p Bunting; worthy pa
LrOn, Rev. Charles w. BranfOrd; as
5ociate matron, Mrs. Olive d. Gum;
associate patron, William B. Der
secretary, Mrs. Elizabeth j
S. Stokes; treasurer, Mrs. Hattie L.
Thomas; conductress, Mrs. Florence |
associate conductress, Mrs.
Ruth w. Branford; chaplain, Mrs. |
Alice w. Phillips; marshall, Mrs |.
Edith p. Pennewcll ;organist, Mrs.
Iilda S. Baker; Adah, Mrs. Olive b. /
Burton; Ruth, Mrs. Stella l.. Chand- |.
Ter; Esther. Miss Maxine Phillips; |
Miss Anna Barnett; Electa |
Mrs. Florence II. Mitchell; warder, .
Mrs. Daisa T. Ellis; sentinel, Topp |
VI. Heath. Mrs. Bessie NJ Warning |
on, grand instructor, was also pres |
mt and acted as chaplain. Mrs. Mar |
saret Heath acted as Organist. Mrs. |
Jennie Ruark, retiring worthy ma
ron and Gardner l.. Thomas, retir-
nS worthy patron, were presented .
with officers jewels. After the busi-
ness meeting a social hour was held
md refreshments were served. I
Lemuel D. Hudson, farmer, died
at his home, near town,
Thursday evening. He worked that
lay and appeared to be in his usual
health. He was born near where he
vas living. He was son of the late
Peter r. w. Hudson and Lydia Bun
ing and was born May IS, 1868. Fu-
leral services were held Sunday af-
ernoon at his late home and were
conducted by the Rev. James H.
Gardner, pastor of the NJ. E. Church
If this town. Burial was in the fam
ly burying ground just across the
'oad from where he was living. He
s survived by his widow and the
children: Harry B. Hud-
on. Mrs. Edith Hancock. Roy Hud-
on and Lemuel D. Hudson; he also
las one brother. Winnamore, and
he following sisters: Mrs. Lee Muir
ay, Mrs. Edgar Evans, Mrs. Har-
ey Evans, Mrs. Alva StOtcs and
Irs. Fred Hastings,