Milford chronicle., 1932-06-24
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The Presbyterian Sunday school
held its annual Children's Day eX-
ercises last Sunday evening. A pa
geant. of Bible scenes, displaying "It
is more blessed to give than to re-
ceive," was given. The parts were
well taken and the costumes were
quite appropriate. There was a
large attendance.
The Girl Reserves of Frankford
spent the weekend at Camp Otanka,
Sandy Landing, on the beautiful In
dian river. There were fourteen
young ladies in the party. They
arrived Saturday afternoon and af-
ter a dip in the river they had din
ner. In the evening they had a pea
nut hunt and a "dOggie roast. Be
fore retiring they chose sides and
had a vigorous pillow fight. Being
tired out they went to bed and had
good nights rest Sunday morn
ing it was raining but the girls were
up early and had Sunday school.
They returned home in the after
noon. The young ladies were super
vised by Mrs. Pugh, of Frankford,
Miss Good and Miss Brakewalter.
There were six girls from the Odessa
Reserves. They were under the di
rection of Miss Owens.
Miss Elizabeth HuXfOrd, of Ocean
City, Md, was a recent visitor here
to her grandmother, Mrs. Mary Hulk
ford
Little Miss Elaine Ustleton, of
~, Do &c xrigffir1n hn1,
grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
II. Layton.
Miss Blanche Daisey, of Omar,
spent last week in Salisbury, Md,
visiting her uncle, DR.. Orville
Daisey.
Mr.. and Mrs. William McNeal and
family, of Savannah. Ca, were recent
visitors to his uncle, J. w. B. Nc
eaI of this town.
t/Gertrude Elizabeth Crocker,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles G.
CrOcker, celebrated her 18th birth
day on Friday, the 18th, by enter
tanning a dozen of her little friends
at her home on Thatcher street. A
croquet tournament was won by
Thelma Eva Daisey, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Francis Daisey. Another
contest was won by Delaphine ROg-
ers. Refreshments of strawberry
ice cream, cake, and pink lemonade
were served by Mrs. Croker, assist
ed by Mrs. Raymond P. Long. Ger
trude received many attractive gifts.
The guests were Misses Thelma Eva
Daisey, Delaphine Rogers. Hilda e.
Hudson, Grace Anna Davis, Eleanor
Hudson, Ida Watson, Betty Tingle,
Hilda G. Long, 0lthea Daisey, Evelyn
Virginia Truitt and Florence Hud-
son.
Rev. Hess, pastor of the M. E.
Church, preached an inspiring SER
mon to the members of the local
Lodge of l. o. o. F. and the MEM
bers of Keturah Rebekah Lodge No.
s, on Sunday morning. In spite of
the inclemency of the weather there
was a large congregation.
DR.. John Derrickson, State Board
Of Health representative for Sussex
examined the pre-schOol
on Monday at the main |
school building.
HOnOTs For FrankfOrd Man
Prof r. j. Bennett, of Alfred, N. |
T., where he is a professor of his
ory in the University located in that
place, is a native of the State of Del
ware and brother of State Senator |
Asa Bennett, of Sussex county, and
ike most Delawarians when they go |
,ut in to the world of business or
has made good. The To-
al newspaper, the Alfred Sun, in its
ssue of last week. announces that
'rof. Bennett has been honored by
he University of Pittsburgh, Pa,
where the degree of Doctor of Ply
Dsophy was conferred upon him at
he regular commencement exer-
ises of that university, last week.
he town of Alfred, like others in
,estern part of New York state, is a
ighly desirable location and the in
ustrial and educational interest
ates of high standards.
At Miss Sally's Hat and Gift
;hoppe: Sport dresses in Shantung.
1Oshananara crepe and other sea-
enable materials; also dresses of
ieorgette and eyelet batiste. White
Iats priced to suit the slim purse as