Milford chronicle., 1932-07-15
FRANKFORT

Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. Hall, of Will
mington, recently spent several DAYS
here visiting Mrs. Jacob w. McNeal.
Miss Ruth Watson, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Ii. Watson, is
spending the simmer in Danberry.
N. II. She is with Miss Betty Jane
Wilson, of ew York City. The young
ladies graduated this spring from
w. C. l., in Dover.
Wolcott Gum, of Washington, d.
c., was a recent visitor here to his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William A.
Gum.
A few nights ago some miscreants
stole the generator and two tires
from a truck owned by William e.
Truitt. 1t was parked in the rear of
his home along the railroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. James G. Milby are
spending two weeks in Atlantic City
e. w. Bryan, driver of a rural mail
route, has been on the sick list for
the past few days. He is now bet
ter. Norman c. Chamberlain sub
stituted for him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Tanguay, of
Philadelphia, are spending the sum
mer with Mr.. and Mrs. l.. ID. Tingle
Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. Messick are oc-
cupying their cottage at Bethany
Beach.
Miss Emma SalmOns, of Philadel-
phia, was recent guest here of
Mrs. Ollie Davis.
Mrs. Daisey Ellis spent a few days
this week in Baltimore with her son, |
Alfred.
Capt. and Mrs. Ebe r. Chandler
on Tuesday evening at
their cottage on Bethany Beach, a
party of young people in honor of
the sixteenth birthday of their grand
Miss Virginia M. McCabe.
Most of the business places in town
have agreed to close at $50 p. M,
every evening except Saturday, he
ginning with Saturday July 18th
and until August 31st.
G. E. Campbell and Son, Hudson
and Tingle and William f. Truitt
have united with the Tri-State Stores
.hus giving their patrons the advan-
age of bargain prices and larger
md better stocks of goods. The
stores and goods present a very at .
ractive appearance. 1t is not nee
,ssary to leave Frankford to get the
Denefit of lower prices.
Seventeen boys and girls from
Jew York are enjoying two weeks
lere. They came Thursday of this
week. They are sent here by the
Jew York Tribune Fresh Air Fund ;
nd are being entertained by the
eople of this community, among
hose who are entertaining the chill 1
rem are: Mrs. Reuben Evans, Mrs.
. j. Messick, Mrs. e. w. Bryan, Mrs.
leila Graham, Mrs. Annie Hickman, ,
lrs. Lizzie Robinson, Mrs. L. Z. =
1urray, Mrs. Mat. Long, Mrs Wal +,
er Phillips, Mrs. Sallie G. Hall, Mrs.
'. M. Heath, Mrs. G. G. Fooks, Mrs. u
,eaman Helm, Mrs. w. r. Taylor, 4
Irs. John A. Tingle, Mrs E. c. :
tokes, Mrs. Kendall Hudson, Mrs
Y. A. Gum, Mrs. Oscar Nelson. The :
hildren are having good time. =
hey go to the river and seashore .
II bathing; also picnics. They are .
citing plenty of wholesome food as "
ell as rest and sleep. They are to =.
g here for two weeks. =
Mrs. Annie Harmon is visiting her .
IN, Conrad Harmon at Greenwood Il
One of our stores was recently y
sited by four alleged shOplifters. 3
is thought that this was their sec u
nd visit and it is also believed that G.
icy are the same women who made W
milar visits to other stores in Su3- CT
* County. 1t seems to be under -
ood that one or more of them are
ON Georgetown They seem to be
city well organized. The goods
ken on their last visit was ladies
caring apparel. l.,