Milford chronicle., 1934-02-16
FRANKFORT

Topp NJ. Heath, Mrs. Robert S. Long
Mrs. Harvey N. Ruark, Mrs. Clar-
ence T.. Esham. Mrs. Elisha Dukes
Mrs. John A. Tingle, Mrs. Daniel
Carey, Mrs. W. c. Watson, Williams
port, Pa, Mrs. Lulu Cum, Laurel,
Del, Mrs. Raymond Morris, Selby-
vile, Del, Mrs. Charles Dale Lingo,
Millsboro, Del, Mrs. Norman e. Gum,
Frankford. .--.-.
The Frankford Volunteer Fire
Company was called TO Selbyville
early Wednesday morning. The
company made remarkable good
time in getting to the scene of the
fire, but when they arrived the Sci
byville boys had the fire under con-
troll. The Frankford company was
called because for a time it was
feared that it was g0ing TO be. Il big
fire.
Friday afternoon the local fire
company was called 10 the hOmc'U Of
c. W. Croaker to what was supposed
to be chimney fire, but it was that
the attic was on fire. Prompt and
efficient work on the part of Chief
Daniel 2. Carey and his men saved
the house. The damage was slight.
Raymond p. Long Of Philadelphia
spent the last weekend here with
his family.
Nancy Lee Gum who is entertain
ing her cousin, Malcolm Wilkinson
OF Welah. w. Va. gave him I birth
day party last Saturday afternoon.
About a dozen little boys and girls |
enjoyed Nancy Lee; hospitality. The |
honor guest cut birthday cake aud |
blew out the five lighted candles. He |
was also given several useful pres
ents.
Last Sunday Nir. and Mrs. James
s. Clark entertained ~ . dance. Nr.
and Mrs. Edward Collins. Nj and
Mrs. William Baker and Charles
Collins of Shovcl!. nd. Nr. and Ms.
Fred Mcgee. Mr.. and MIS- Vernon
Mcgee of Wiliiamsviilc, Del.
Mrs Viohc. wife Ci Rev. Frederick
ID. Viehe. pastor OF The Presbyterian
Church, who has been sick fer sev-
eral weeks is very mach better and
hopes to soon be enjoying her usual
good health.
Monday afternoon 5lrs. Roxic
Dukes was hostess IL the Monday
Afternoon Bridge Club Those pres
ent were. Mrs. Louisa Cannon. Mrs.
Minerva Morris. Mrs ". c. Watson.
Mrs. c. Il. Watson. Mrs. Alice Gum.
Mrs. George Trimble. Mr. Matte J
Miiby. Mrs. G. c. Fools. Mra. Olive I
d. Gum. Mrs A.alverna Long. Mrs l
Audrey Shepherd. Mrs. Long made
the high score.
There are several eases OF measles
in this yioinhy
Mrs. Edward MurGi. cuterI1iacd
Tuesday evening 0i jhie week Z
Shower FGr 3:r. ayid Ms. N9urc q
shower w1s given Friday cyc- d
nins by Mrs. EobcIt :. Luag q; h,t
home, IL hanc: oi NJ and Mrs j
Carlton Moore who were recently Il
The ai.a:: war wall attend :
nd and Mr.. ard Mr,. NoCrc were Tho Il
recipients OF many handsome ard 81
usCfUl gifts f." Nhi,u .hcy visa II
-haEi, tAcir cEiSS n itft''-a Eludly nc- o.
remberipS them. Mrs. Moore viii 4
be rerle .nbercG as Miss Doris Hol-
oway. = daughter of Nj and Mrs, a..
'red ". IlollaEaY ot this town. pro W
'iOE TO E,f marriage ghc was u j."
iG"se AT Eeehc EiosEitol. L"Wcs Shc Y
$ vfry popular here with the young
@. END is an active member OF the III
4. - Church Jad Sunday school ey
'eaf DegrPas BpicW Xcrn
f'tajktorG ha0 ~" "oldcst weather l.
'ridby, ten 9Th. 1854. TIA, mauy 81
YER Experienced. The coolest was
. dcarcca below zc"n; HAT waa at cd
o'clurl; ia lto morning. .tny nun: Ja
2r OF people When they looked a ~
lcir thciauAeter, said The mcrCur.
IL III loves; jh"y ever saw d. "a
mere was strong. ruld wind from u
le North. which W. very pCneiIa,- !cl
Il. Nest everything that cou,d "a
ce3c Wa frozen u}ilcss il vas well ":
'OtcC;CG. The ground VIZ frozen IL
+" Gcp;h oi ahobut Is iurhcs. The | li
'iGcs; period seemed ~ ne +" m Ma
)cHt " a. II. FRIDAY until after sun Ri
sc. Tho day h.!r"e there wa5 a. 80.
:oIg northeast wind aad q heuyy H.,
'aw torn. the wind shifted 80
,ith and northwest. followed by the
ddCH d:op il temp, t&,Urc. TN
.ciiin~ BASKETBALL GaWc -
Two %! the most exciting b1sl.l
ii saEc' of The season were played ::s'
tGrday right at th" IONA Al. Clay iri
Il School. The Clayton Colt, thc
Iycd ;hc Wilson Line. Ct WilmWg- iat|
u. The lineup OF The Colt, was na
las Tiucl". coite"; V'dwcr Lcwe~. +
ward; Fip"ner7 "aa.uhcl. tu- ra.
r@: Preston Williams. guard: linr- mt
IN Grey suh guard. Walter Phi ar
%. .Uh ;.Uard; Thee HUDSON. sub ich
1fd: TUny Hudson. ,Hb forward OF
c first half Wa in fa,ar Of Franz pr"
d lf-i' The final srore was in ar2
or Of Wilson LiTc, ~ tu IS. The Ions
itorS arc considered one of the vat
ongcst teams in 'he state. and fas
Fc won two of the three games tov
yed. reci
'rCyiou9 10 the aamc the Mills Dt
o hll-S.ar Girls played the Mil irc
d Ail-Star Girls. Tue score was ing
to Il IL favor Of Millshoro. Firo
lGCS. On Washington ASST
cnatoI George Mciutyfc Of New ! Fl
ale Will Ge!iver an address on iials
oTgc Washington" at the P.-T. \. ned
ting in INC Jcln ". Clayton md
Ocl on Wednesday. February 2lst -iuc
o'claHk. Tac CIcc tIuh undcr 5f 4
direction of Miss Brooks is az on
sinS special music iOr tic oc- eicc.
on. This is program of un- -ear
al interest ana no one can afford ncy