Milford chronicle., 1934-01-12
FRANKFORT.

Elwood Nelson, Esq, of Whining
ton, recently spent few days her,
with his mother, Mrs. Name Nelson
Mrs. William C. Watson of Viii
Transport, Pa, is visiting , hel
mother, Mrs. Belle Layfield
Mrs. Mary Dasey, teacher at the
John Nj. Clayton School is receiving
treatment at Marshall Hospital, Mil
ford, for an injury received on an
elbow when she fell at the school
before Christmas.
MIR. and Mrs. A. w. Long enter
tanned at turkey dinner in honor
of Mrs. Lingo's brother, William E
Grays birthday. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
II. Lockwood. Mr.. and Mrs. James
b. Hudson, Mr.. and Mrs. Mckinley
! 'Tingle, Mrs. Mary Tingle, Mrs. Rella
Graher and Miss Alice Graher.
Mrs. Lizzie Bennett celebrated her
eightieth birthday last Sunday.
An adult class in music was or
ganiZed this Thursday evening at
the John NJ. Clayton School.
Mrs. Robert w. Dasey has gone
to Washington, ID. c.. for the winter
She is living at 1903 Newhampshire
avenue.
Mrs. James c. Milby, who has been
spending some time in Philadelphia
and ArdmOre, Pa, has returned here
to her home on Thatcher street.
The Frankford Volunteer Fire
Company are preparing for a chick
en- supper at the John NJ. Clayton
cafeteria. to be given this Saturday
evening. A splendid menu is being
prepared and no effort will be
spared to make this one of the best
suppers of the season.
PIT. A. Meeting
The January meeting of the John
NJ. Clayton Parent-Teacher Associa-
tiOn will be held Wednesday evening,
January nth in the school audi
torium. George Hendricks state di-
rector of physical health education
will talk on THE Value of Play"
and Mr., Adams. teacher of physical
education will give demonstration
of his work Miss Ruth Buckwalter
of Dover also will be present to di-
rect the playing of games on the
gymnasium floor. in which everyone
present will be invited to partici-
pate.
FrankFOTd Bank Meeting
At meeting of the stockholders
of the First National Bank of Frank
ford. held Tuesday morning AT the
bank. the following directors were
elected, Burton G. Cannon. Daniel
G. Long, DIR. Levin +. Murray. James
NJ. Tunnel, Esq. Paul T. ID. Gait, At
wood o. Lynch. Harry F. Wilgus,
Samuel d. Bennett. Charles r. Davis.
Horace J. Hickman and Morgan T.
Gum. The board organized by elect
ing Burton G. Cannon president,
Harry F. Wilgus vice-president. Nor
gan T. Gum secretary, TOpp NJ.
Heath cashier. James J.. hummer
assistant cashier.
eniury Club Meeting
Saturday evening The first meeting
of this year was held by Frankford
New Century Club. The meeting
was in the |. O. o. F. Hall. 1t was
mems night. and was arranged by
the hospitality committee. The
president. Mrs. Robert S. Long pre-
sided. Music was furnished by Mrs.
F. W. Viehe. The program was,
singing. America" BY the club;
club collect, by Miss Lizzie Robin ,
son: duet, Reuben and Rachel" by /
Ruth Messick and Marlyn Bortner:
singing, "Old Folks at Home" by
he club; solo by Carolyn Powell.
4 very pretty play. why We Never
Married" was given and enjoyed by
he club and guests. Those taking
lart in il were. FOOls. Mrs. Eta
4ayfieid Watson, Mrs. Cora Brynn,
Mrs. Fannie Messick, Mrs. Matte
dorsey. Mrs. r. Addie Gum, Mrs.
Hattie Thomas, Mrs Margaret Heath,
Mrs. Mary A. Bortner. Mrs. RoXie
Dukes. Mrs. Irene Watson. Mrs.
dalueIina Long. Mrs. Mary Casey
md Mrs. Minerva Watson. Al the
conclusion very nice lunch was
erved.
Tire In FRUITS Store 4
4 young hoy throwing 4 lighted
natch on can containing gasoline
aEe very near causing big fire
Wednesday evening. A customer
purchased five gallons Of gasoline
t William +. fruits store and left
/ on the walk while he went inside.
he boy saw il and threw lighted
match on the can as there was some
aso.ine on the can there was an
immediate blaze, the store front and
,orch was also instantly on fire.
he fire siren blew al 6.25 and the
re was out at 6.45. The damage
mounted to about $j0.0o. The
'rankford Valuntecr Fire Company
re to be c0mplmented for their !
in getting to the fire.
/ is reported that the boy said,
how did know what was in the |
an A little girl saw him throw >
he match. I
Friday evening was another high
ght in Odd Fellowship for Fidelity !
odge, as there were over 20 MEM J
ers present. An initiation will be I
lade this Friday evening. Janut
ry 18th. u
BY suggestion and motion of j
ames Hammer and Frederick P. a
membership committee O
as formed by the lodge. Because
his good services for securing n
lc most members in the past few $
onths Therl Long was unanimously :
ected as chairman OF this commit "
e. Mr. Long will select the men :
assist him in this work. AS a a
suit of this committees work it j
ia