Milford chronicle., 1934-01-05
FRANKFORT


This examination, the notice says, Is
held under the Presidents order OF
July 18th, 1888, and not under the
Civil Service act and rules.
Miss Olive West OF Philadelphia
is visiting her sister, Mrs. John Sam
Tingle, at her home in Omar.
This Sunday evening there will be
shown at the Presbyterian Church,
pictures of China, its people and
their life.
Young folks home from school
contributed to gaiety of the holidays.
Among the yonng men and women
home were, Ruth Watson, Eleanor
Lynch, Edwin Croaker and Tony
Hudson, University of Delaware;
Maud Daisey, University of Alabama;
Robert S. Long, Duke University;
Hale Bennett, University of Virginia;
Burton C. Cannon, Johns Hopkins;
Hope Bennett, Stewart Hall. Bertha
Elizabeth Cannon, Randolph-MaeOn:
Norman McCabe. Fishburne. Va. Mil
iiary Academy. ...
Saturday evening, Miss Eleanor
1g HNl tAA sl lbIAiAeAA
party. Those in the party we're
Bertha Cannon, Alice Graker, Ruth
Watson, Marion Chandler. Emma
Long, Jack and Alfred Ellis, Ward
Daisey, Robert Long. Helena Wal
tor, Doyle BOrthner. Elisha and
Harold Dukes, Burton Cannon, Jr.,
Joshua West and Russell Lewis.
On Friday evening Mr. and Mrs.
John S. Tingle honored their niece.
Miss Blanche Daisey with a bridge
dinner at their home. Omar. Those
present were Viola Godfrey. Bertha
Cannon. Alice Graker. Emma Long.
Ruth Watson, Eleanor Lynch. Harold
and Elisha Dukes, Ward w. Daisey.
Robert $. Long, Hale Bennett. Bur-
ton Cannon. Russell Lewis, Vollie
Gray. Doyle BOrtner and Evelyn HOl-
laway.
Hale Bennett entertained Thurs
day evening at buffet dinner En-
ma Long, Bertha Cannon, Helena
Walter, Alice Graker. Blanche
Daisey, Ward Daisey, Robert Long.
Burton Cannon, Harold Dukes and
Doyle BOrtner.
Thursday evening Ruth Watson de- /
lightfully entertained at a dinner
bridge party Blanche Daisey. Alice |
Eleanor Lynch, Bertha Cam /
non. Viola Godfrey. Emma Long,
Stuard Daisey, Robert S. Long, Ed |
win Croaker, Doyle BOrtner, VOllie
Gray. Jack Ellis, Tony Hudson,
Burton Cannon, and Harold Burk-
hart of Chambers burg, Pa.
Mrs. Topp M. Heath gave a bridge
party Saturday evening in honor of
her niece. Miss Emma Long. The
first prize was given to Miss Ruth
Watson. Miss Helen Lingo of Mills
boro received second. The first
prize for boys was taken by Tony
Hudson of Dagsboro, and Jack Ellis
received second.
During the holidays the weather
vas real cold. The temperature
vent to five above zero. Christmas
lay was warm and pleasant. New
Years day was warm but there was
'ain all day.
The FrankfOrd Free Library re-
,eived Christmas present of large
number of books from Robert W.
Dasey of New York. Mr.. Dasey is
rom this town. The gift is greatly i
appreciated by the library. There
Dring volumes in the library up to
lbout 1000. A partial list of the
looks follows:
'harIeS Levers Novels
"The Indian Fairy Book" from the
riginal legends, Florence Choate |
nd Elizabeth Curtis.
Bobby Gray Squirrel Adventure, !
y George Elbelhert Walsh.
Glengarry School Days, by Ralph !
onnor.
Roy Blakeley's Camp on Wheels, \
y Peray X. Fitzhugh.
Manuel of Composition and Rhe-
,ric, by Gardiner. \
The Firebug, mystery story for
Oys, by Roy j. Smell.
Six selections from Ming's Sketch
Ook.
The Messenger. by Katharine Hol-
md Brown. n
The Four Million. by 0IIenry.
Care and Feeding Of Children. by q
. Emmett Holt. NJ. d.
Phrases for Public Speakers, by e
leiser.
Knakerhacker Novels, by Annette b
ucille Noble.
Rhetoric and the Stady of Litera-
ire. by Hitchcock. NJ
The Christian Workers Library.
The Primitive Mind Cause, by
vans. 10
Representative Men. Emerson.
Baedeker's Paris. n
Compilations of General Orders.
Bulletins of the War Dept. 1881
rs.
Building With India, by Daniel Fl
'hnson Fleming.
Single Famous Poems.
Algebra. Wentworth.
Betane the Smith, by Jeffery
lrnol.
Pope-The Unitings. n
The complete works of Shake
care.
The Whiteflars Library of Wit and r,
lmor.
writings of the late Nj
:. Maginn.
The New City English Books.
Practical Lessons in the Use of CT
lglish.
Merry Merry Boys, by ]. J. Wright.
The Aeneid of Virgil Translations, sn
Ballard.
and It's Relation to Edu- LIE
lion and Social Life, by Allen
dworth.
Primary Arithmetic, Smith.
Brief Guidp IN fha proipct Afathod m.