Milford chronicle., 1932-03-11
FRANKFORT

/ july lOl Vi lnNlllUCIS WIN MGllL llOl
here. They made the trip in a larg
school bus. The meeting was pre-
sided over by the president, Mrs
Lanessa Cannon. After the routin,
business there was a social hour ant
a most entertaining program, pre-
pared by Mrs. William e. Powell
was given. In keeping with St. Pat
rick, a well known Irish saint, a To-
cal brOadcasting station-FDEL-
put on an Irish program. There was
song "Wearin' O. the Green" by
the club; a very interesting paper
on Irish history was read by Miss
Lizzie Robinson; Mrs. Myrtle Pow
ell sang Danny Boy" papers on
Irish Lore, which were quite in
structive, were read by Miss Grace
Daisey, Miss Thelma Truitt and
Miss Anna Hudson; a solo katy
McNamee" was sung by Mrs. Marga-
ret Taylor Heath; a paper for which
Ireland is note, Wit, was read by
Mrs. Olive d. Gum.
William E. PaWell sang Peggy
O'Neal." A comedy orchestra, COM
posed of Mrs. w. E. Powell, Mrs.
Daniel Carey, Mrs. e. w. Bryan,
Mrs. S. ]. Messick and Mrs. Dale
Lingo, furnished pleasing music,
The Club Collect was read by Mrs.
William A. Gum. The secretary, Mrs.
George w. Horsey, read the minutes
of the February meeting. A new
member, Mrs. Ralph Belts, was vel
coined into the club. The hostess
closed the program by serving the
most delicious ice cream, cake and
coffee.
Mrs. Harry Hudson and Horace
Rogers spent the weekend in Phil
adelphia with her father and sister.
Mrs. Allie Davis and her son Mar
Gus have moved from Philadelphia
and are occupying their home on
Main street.
Mrs. Levin E. Murray is enter
tanning her sister, Mrs. Miriam Da-
wilson of Pitman, N. J.
Mrs. Norman c. Gum was hostess
this week to the Tuesday evening
bridge club.
Miss Alice GRADER was a recent
visitor for few days to friends in
Miss Mary Walls, daughter of
Capt. Eli Walls is spending some
line here visiting relatives and
friends.
Mrs. June Lynch who has been
spending the winter in Philadelphia
las returned to her home in this
own. Her grandson, Marvil Lynch,
s visiting her.
Harry Lewis has taken over the |
illing station on the du Pont Boul-
ward which has been conducted by |
George NAPLES.
Harry Lewes of Wilmington spent |
he weekend here with relatives.
H. F. Bunting and A. F. Bunting, |
veil known business men of Bridge
on, N. c., were visitors here the |
rst of the week.
Last Saturday evening friends of .
fr. and Mrs. Alfred w. Long visited
heir home in honor of Mrs. Longs /.
The hostess received many
,retty and useful gifts. The guests
included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lock-
wood, Mr.. and Mrs. James Hudson,
lr. and Mrs. Everett Stokes and
ons, Walter and Webster; Mr. and
lrs. Everett Long and sons, Ever
tt, Jr., and Donald, Mrs. Mary Tin
lie, the Misses Hilda Cobb, Rattle,
iarah, Hilda and Grace Anne Long
nd Mckinley Tingle, Elmer Turner
nd Jesse Cobb.
Sunday a turkey dinner was ser
ed in celebration of the anniversary
lhen guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
ames Long, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
lukes, Mrs. Elizabeth Stillman and
on, James, all of Philadelphia; Mrs.
.oxie Dukes, Selbyville; Miss Alice
-raber, William E. Gray and the
Iisses Rattle, Sarah, Hilda and
race Anne Long, frankfort.
Mrs. Long is member of Keturah
ebekah Lodge, No. 8, and Frank
ord Chapter No u, Order of the
astern Star.
This part of the State was visited
y a severe storm which began ear
, Sunday morning. 1t came from
l6 uOTlu6dSlg dCCOIu pdul6u ny d
eayy rainfall. During the day the
ind shifted to the west, when the
Gather became very cold. Shortly
ter dark Sunday night it began to
low with the wind blowing a hard
lie. Travel became difficult and
angerOus. Trees were blown down,
ectric lines went down and the J
rect lights were out of commits
on. On Knox street a pole carry
g the power lines was broken off; {
e tin roof on the rear of the post
ice was blown away. On Monday
e trains were late; the high winds
without the snow and S
in, but the weather was very cold i
I'd considerable damage to prop
ty was done. q
James c. Hudson celebrated his l
tn birthday Sunday. There was l
rthday dinner in his honor. The d
nner party number 81. For several
ars Mr.. Hudson was the local REP i
of the Atlantic Refining il
mpany. i
Mrs. Minnie Godfrey has been in
; Wilmington Hospital two weeks l
d is very sick. Hope she will n
IN recover. y
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