Milford chronicle., 1932-04-15
FRANKFORT

Lemuel, Jf., MT. ana MIS-. Harry IL.
Hudson and children, Lloyd and
Daelama, were guests last Sunday
of Mr.. and Mrs. Valid Hancock at a
goose dinner.
The Frankford School boys played
the Berlin high baseball team at
Dagsboro ball park on Tuesday and
won 3 to 1.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Lockwood, of
Philadelphia. were weekend guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lemuel d. Tmgle.
The Missionary Society of the
Presbyterian Church met at the
home of Mrs. Henry T. Tunnel on
Tuesday evening. The following
were elected officers for the ensuing
year: President, Mrs. Frederick d.
] Viehe, first vice-president, Mrs. c. r.
Esham, second vice-president, Mrs.
Robt. w. Daisey, recording secre-
tary, Mrs. Morgan r. Gum, cores
ponding secretary, Mrs. TOpp M.
Heath, treasurer, Mrs. William S.
| Long, Jr.
Mrs II. b. Sheppard was a visitor
to Philadelphia on Monday.
Esham's Nurseries are reporting
good business in strawberry and
other ornamental trees and ever
greens. ,.l.
Mrs. Frank II. Hickman. Mrs. Nor
man c. Gum and Mrs. Morgan r.
Gum visited friends in Salisbury,
Md. on Tuesday Of this week.
The regular meeting of the Frank
ford-DagshorO Home and School As
sociation was held on Monday eyen-
ing. The evening was very stormy
and the attendance was not as large
as usual. Prof. Thornburg of Sea-
ford, was present and gave a very
interesting talk.
Those to be voted for this Sathr-
day at the Republican primary cleo
tion are: Committeewoman, Mrs.
Norman c. Gum; committeeman. w.
B. Chandler; delegates, Eli Camp
bell and E. A. Townsend.
The Pennsylvania Railroad has an
nounced IL school children's eXcur-
sion to Philadelphia and return ON
Saturday, April 23rd. The train
leaves here at CAB a. M, fare for the
round trip $3.50 There is also a
Sunday excursion the next day for
$500, that train leaves here at go
a. IN.
Mrs John H. Layton who has
been visiting her daughter Mrs.
Vera Layton usileton, of Doyles-
town. Pa, returned home on Monday
ol this week.
A small house in the rear of the
home of Topp NJ. Heath was burned
Sunday evening. 1t was rainy and
the wind blew the fire away from
other buildings. The Selbyville Fire
Co., was called. About one hundred
guinea pigs that were in the house
were burned
The Ladies' Aid Society was de- |
entertained at the home |
of Mrs. Gertrude Campbell on Mon
day evening. After the meeting adj |
jOurned the aid was entertained by !
the Comedy Orchestra which WAS |
enjoyed by all. The hostess served !
ice cream, cake and fudge.
Mrs. Samuel Lockwood, of Phila- I
delphia, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. i
Lockwood over the weekend.
Mrs Sydney Carey has returned !
home after spending the winter with |
her daughter, Mrs. Phillips in
Washington, d. c.
Miss Lille Campbell and Miss Sa-
die Campbell spent the weekend
in Philadelphia.
On April 20th the Senior Class of
the FrankfOrd High School will
leave for the annual trip to Wash
ington. The following membern of
the class will make the trip: Sadie
Helena Walter, Ida Tim
mons, Jack Ellis, Alfred Ellis, James
Richards, Virgil Hudson, Edwin
Crocker, Warren Perry. Homer
principal, will accompany
The class. The class will stop at the
Driscoll Hotel dcrectly opposite the
Capitol grounds. This hotel is one
Of the best in the city and is noted
for the service given to schools Wis
ting the Capital of the United States
This trip is financed wholly by
money raised by the members of the
lass thru plays, suppers, etc, and
he class takes this opportunity to
hank the people of the community
'or the loyal support given them in
heir efforts to raise this money.
Rev. w. l.. Hess was assigned to
he M. +. Church of this town at the
recent Conference. filled the pulpit
asst Sunday morning. He and his
amily moved here on Tuesday. Rev
md Mrs. j. H. Gardner and family
nave moved to HillsbOro, Md. Their
many friends wish them success and
happiness in their new field. ~
After the meeting on Tuesday eve
hing of the Keturah Rebekah Lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. James B. Long invited
he members up to their home for
which consisted of chick
III salad, pickles, saltines and coffee,
liter which there was a few games
If bingO played. Those present were
Mrs Fannie Messick, Miss Lizzie
lObinson, Mrs. Martha Pugh, Mrs.
Aline Lynch. Mrs. Jennie Lynch.
,lrs. Matte Horsey, Mrs. Dasey Ell
is, Mrs. Sallie Long, A. w. Long, ,
IOhn Ellis, George HOrsey. After Il
ate hour all returned to their diff
erent homes, thanking the hostess I
or such a pleasant evening, and
Wishing that she will do so again.
ADAMS CR0CS R0AnC