Milford chronicle., 1934-05-18
FRANKFORT
sOth Anniversary

Mrs. Mary Huxford celebrated her
eightieth birthday. May 18th. 1884.
Many friends called and paid their
respects. Her daughter, Mrs. Nor
man c. Gum, gave a birthday din
ner which was attended by her two
grandchildren, Harry HuxfOrd and
Mary Elizabeth Huxford, and their
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth HuxfOrd.
Mrs. HuxfOrd also received presents
of flowers and candy.
Personals
Mrs. Ida Sterrett of Washington,
ID. C., spent the weekend with her
father, DR.. Francis M. Gum.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Fruley were
visited this week by her father, Peter
c. B. Hudson. Mr.. Hudson has been
quite III for the past few months
but now seems to be improved.
WalcOtt Gum. an attorney-at-law
in Washington. ID. C., spent a few
days here this week with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Gum.
Mr.. and Mrs. James B. Long of
Philadelphia were visitors here this
week to Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel G. Long.
Bridge Home Bride
Rev. DIR. J. c. Bolton, pastor OF
the NJ. Z. Church of Frankford, sur
prised his parishioners by return
ing with bride. He and Miss Vir-
ginia +. NOrner, of Deals Island,
Md, were married Monday, May 7th.
1884, at Princess Anne, Md. The
ceremony was at high noon, by Rev.
J. Paul Trout, pastor Of ManOkin
Presbyterian Church. After al
honeymoon spent at Atlantic City.
n. j.. they arrived here Friday and
are at home at the parsonage. Mrs.
Bolton is a graduate nurse of Mary
land General Hospital, Baltimore,
Md.
Died
Mrs. Hettie Jane Hudson, aged "a, !
widow of the late Renatis Hudson.
died Tuesday. Funeral services |
were held Thursday in the M. L.
Burial was in Carey's Gem
etery. Mrs. Hudson was a daugh-
ter of Wilson and Mary Campbell. |
She is survived by the following |
children: Ralph Hudson, Renatis |
Fred Hudson. Raymond /
Mrs. Orrie Rogers and Mrs. !
George Murray.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Quillen.
Ann Quillen, Mrs. Gertrude
,ampbell. Alma Campbell and An
lrew Campbell, Jr.. spent the week
md in Washington, ID. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hudson of
Philadelphia have returned from a
'isit to her sister, Mrs. Charles H.
lockwood
Mrs. Gideon Wilson of Roxana,
$ i'll at the home of her daughter,
drs. c. II. Lockwood.
Won A Prize OF $1,000
The Frankford Fire Company was
he winner at Lewes of a $200O
'rize, given the company having the
most men in line. The local COM
amy had 80 men in line.
Fidelity Lodge No. u, |. o. o. F.,
vas the guest of the RehOboth Odd
'ellOws last Friday night. They
made the trip in a large bus and
ad very enjoyable visit.
The Monday Afternoon Bridge
Tub brought the season to a close
his week. Mrs. Morgan T. Gum was
Ostess to the members, and many
t their friends. A buffet luncheon
I which so were present to end the
easOn.
Mothers Day seemed to be just
mother excuse for a Sunday dinner
arty in several instances, and a
arge party from Snow Hill, Md.
elbyville and other nearby places,
altered at the home of Joshua I;
ingle and family and spent the :
ay. The party numbered ten and
II had a good time of course. \
Another social gathering was at !
he home of Mrs. Mary E. Tingle :
lst Wednesday afternoon of !
lends and neighbOrs. with a guest \
honor. Mrs. A. F. Wilgus of Sell /
willie; it was just a social tea
lrty. Il
The following persons are on the
who will serve to ar [
lnge for homes for the Fresh Air O
lildren to be in our town this sum- F
er: Chairman, Mrs. T. NJ. Heath, h
RS. Malverna Long, Miss Sallie Il
all, Mrs. Borden Cannon, Mrs. S, il
Messick, Mrs. John Betcham, Mrs. a
organ Gum, Mrs. f. w. Bryan, Il
RS. e. c. FOOks. v