Milford chronicle., 1933-03-17
FRANKFORT

III wen, spring is here at last, an
for the past two days it's more lik
summer.
Edward Long was carried to tn
Marshall Hospital today for treat
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott Evans, of New
| York, spent the weekend with MI
and Mrs. Owen DeTricksOn, of OceaI
View.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ulysses West ant
two daughters. Ruth and Grace. ant
son Donald, spent the weekend
with Mr.. Derrickson and Mr.. anC
Mrs. Geo. West.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac West and fam.
lily spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Geo. West.
Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Hickman en-
tertained Rev. and Mrs. Brandford
on Sunday.
Ward Bennett. Charles Townsend,
also Geo. Townsend made a bust
ness trip to Dover this week.
Miss Philis James visited Mss
Matte West Tuesday night.
Miss Kathleen Hickman enter
tanned Miss Tingle on Wednesday.
Archie Evans and son, Clifton, of
New York, visited his wife and
mother this week.
We are sorry to hear of VIM.
Bunting being sick. We wish him
speedy recovery.
Mrs. Virgil McCabe attended
meeting at Selbyville on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Walton visited
her father. ii. d. Evans, recently.
Miss Dorothy Hudson entertained
Miss Ruth West, of Camden. N. j.,
on Sunday.
and Mrs. Warrington. attended the
turkey supper at Frankford. Mr..
and Mrs. Alonzo Evans, Mr.. and
Mrs. Neal Evans, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
mer Steele, Horace Evans, and Mr..
and Mrs. I. West and family also
attended the turkey supper at Frank
ford.
Mrs. Carol Locates and Mrs. Ben
ME Mitchell visited their father,
Mr.. Lynch. at Roxana.
William Townsend spent Sunday |
with Geo. d. West.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mitchell and |
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Irwin Mitchell over the weekend.
Miss Francis Carey was rushed to
the Milford Hospital Monday night
and an operation was performed at
once for appendicitis. We wish her
a speedy recovery.
Bright Richards gave turkey
dinner Saturday. Those present
were Mr. and Mrs. George Derrick
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Richards and
family. Mrs. Anna Aydelott. Mrs.
Ida Richards and Mrs. McCOmdric.
Mrs. Victor Bennett is very low
we are sorry to say.
We are glad to report Mrs. Edgar
Evans better
The Ocean View Christian Church
is giving tea and entertainment in
the hall Tuesday evening, March 81,
at 1880. The hostess is Mrs. Charles
Aydelott and Mrs. Prina Townsend.
Everyone is invited. A silver offer
Ing at the door. please keep this
late in mind. A good time for all.
We are very glad TO report Rus
sell Hudson and mother and Ed
ward Long very much improved. 1
Mr.. and Mrs. Florence Helm, of
have been visiting Mrs.
Helms mother, who is sick. We
rope she is soon able to be out.
Mrs. Josephine Whitney Polk was
lostess Thursday afternoon to the ,
Sewing Circle. :
G. Aldon Adkins has added to his :
lectric and merchantile business a
orn crushing outfit.
The electric company has been
lusy the last few days rebuilding !,
Is line through town.
During recent wiudstorm the l
all stack at the Frankford Canning :
o., was blown down and badly
'recked. No other damage was done
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Morris have
loved from Boston, Mass, to this
ection. This is their old home
own and their friends are glad to 8
'elcome them back. They are liv- =
ig in the Layton property opposite D
he NJ. e. Church n
Grading for the State Highway o
etween here and Dagsboro is pro- v
ressing quite rapidly and il is ex II
ected that the placing of the con- Il
rete will start before so very long. n
is being erected at the T;
station for the unloading VI
nd handling of stone and cement. lC