Milford chronicle., 1934-05-11
FRANKFORT

Mrs. Katie Murray Thornton Of
Philadelphia is visiting her brother
Albert Murray.
Mrs. Norman c. Gum has been
entertaining for the past few days
Miss Elizabeth Long of Philadel-
phia.
Robert w. Dasey of New York
City, was a visitor this week to his
mother, Mrs. Robert W. Dasey.
MIR. and Mrs. Herman Gray of
DagsbOro are receiving congratula-
tions on the birth of Il daughter,
Patricia Anne, on May 4th. Mrs.
Gray was formerly of FrankfOrd;
her parents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Hickman.
Mrs. Alice Phillips of Connecticut
is visiting her sister, MIS-. ROXie
| Dukes.
Mrs. Marry Dasey who has re-
sumed teaching in the John NJ. Clay
ton School, was painfully injured
before Christmas when she slipped
on the ice and hurt her arm. II
was necessary for her to go TO the
Marshall Hospital, Milford, where
she had been until her return home
few days ago.
u. A. X. Meeting
The Col Armwell Long Chapter
of the Daughters of the American
Revolution held its regular meet
ing Monday; which was the frs;
held since the chapter was insli
tuted a short time ago. The meet
ing was held at the home of Mrs.
Norman Gum. regent of The chap
ter. Three new members were re-
ceived.
Among those who were present
were Mrs. Walter Morris OF Dover,
the state regent. and gave a report
of the 43rd ID. A. X. Congress re-
Gently held in Washington. d. c. (
Mrs. Jonathan Willis. of Dover. state I
vice-regent spoke for the finance
committee There will be no more |
meetings until October.
Mrs. Gums decorations for The |
occasion were red, white and blue
Refreshments were served.
FrankiOrd New Century Club
The May meeting of the New Cen
tury Club of FrankfOrd was held III
the Presbyterian Church on Friday
evening with the, president, Mrs.
Robert s Long. presiding After
The regular business meeting dur
ng which the delegates to the State
OF Women's Clubs whirL
meets in Lewes, June :. and 5,
we're elected. namely, Mrs Frederic
D. Niehe and Mrs. Topp Morton
Heath, alternates, Mrs Samuel j.
'lesSick and Mrs. r. Washington
3ryan, the installation of officers
President, Mrs Topp Nor
on Heath; Vice-president. Mrs.
samuel j. Messick; Recording sec
etary, Mrs. Carlton {. FOoks; Cor
eSpOhding secretary. Mrs Elisha F.
Dukes; Treasurer. Mrs +. Washing
on Bryan; Mrs. Gardner Thomas
citing as marshal.
Upon the presentation OF the CAV
!. Mrs. Heath read the following
ummitteps: Program and Recipru-
ity, Mrs. George Hursey and Miss
iallie G. Hall; Parliamentarian.
irs. James MILKY; Home Economics,
hrs. Ralph Belts; Health Mrs vii
lam Monroe; Citizenship. Mrs. Nor
nan Gum: Fine Arts. Mrs. Raymond
>. long; Alusic Mrs. Frederick ID.
'ieht; Lecturer. Miss Lizzie Robin
On: Conservation. Mrs. William a.
Jun; AmeIica Homes. Mrs. G. Dale
lingo; Public Welfare. Mrs. CIar-
nee 7. Esham; Historian. Mrs. Ro-
md West; Legislation. Mrs. Ward
!. Dlsey: Bible, Mrs. Levin Murray:
ivics, Mrs. Gardner Thomas: Mo-
on Pictures. Mrs Burton c. Can
On; Press and Publicity, Mrs. John
:. Ellis; Ways and Means. Mrs. Ed
ard Lee Morris: Flower. Mrs. Clm-
III Watson; Hospitality, Mrs. VIII
am Powell and Mrs. Dan Carey
he club cOllent will be- read t.
r.. A. Elizabeth Howard. The pro
am was in charge OF the leAd"r,
rs. Perina Townsend. who gave "a
rod synopsis OF the leading play,
I'd players Of today. Mrs. william
DWELL also gave a very Interesting
'scripfion Oh the subject