Milford chronicle., 1935-10-11
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the evening at seven O'Clock theI
will be an old fashioned class NEE
ing, led by Everett Derrickson. Th
evening sermon at 1880 will be ds
livered by the. District SuperinteT
dent, Dr. J. J. Bunting. Everybody
invited to attend these, services.
Monday morning a feet of sixtee
planes passed over. during the da
several more passed. They attracte
considerable attention. b.,
Monday evening the Ladies' All
Society of the NJ. E. Church was de
lightfully entertained by Mrs. Her
man Campbell. III
Mr.. and Mrs. Atwood F. Lynch ha'
as weekend guests, Capt. Georg
Walls, COllingswOod, N. j.; Elme
Walls and family, and Mrs. Mabe
Dyre, Philadelphia, "a
Annual Services At BlaekWater
This Sunday afternoon at 2:3O o.
! clock, the annual services at ole
Blackwater Presbyterian Churcf
will be held. The sermon will be
preached by Rev. Frederick d. Biehe
Blackwater Presbyterian Church is
one of the Oldest organizations on
1 this peninsula. 1t was an active
church during the revolutionary war
It is thought to have been establish
ed about two hundred years ago.
The church is on the concrete high
way leading from here to Bethany
Beach. These services are always
well attended.
Mrs. B. F. Hammond. Delaware
State Librarian at Dover, was Wis
itOr here Tuesday. She was here in
reference 10 a proposed library.
The Frankford Free Library re-
ceived this week two books: THE
Operation, Care and Repair of Farm
Machinery" John Deere; Accept
ance of the Statutes of Caesar Rod
ney and John NJ. Clayton" from Sen
ator John C. Townsend, Jr.
u. A. r. Meeting
The Daughters cf the American
Revolution, Col. Armwell Long
Chapter of this town, held its regu-
lar meeting. Monday afternoon, at
the home of Mrs. A HuxfOrd Green,
Regent.
The members of the chapter were
the guests of Mrs. Edythe Long of
Philadelphia, a member of this chap
ter.
The meeting was preceded by a
dinner at one o'clock.
State Regent, Mrs. Walter Will
liams, of Wilmington. and former
State Regent. Mrs. Walter Morris, of
Dover. were guests.
Autumnal flowers from Eshams
were used for decorations
and they were most gorgeous.
Other members present were:
Mrs. Edythe Long, of Philadelphia;
Mrs. James NJ. Tunnel, Georgetown;
Mrs. Arthur Evans, Dagsboro; Miss
Maude McCabe, Mrs. Helen Wanser |
and Mrs. James Covington Town
send, Selbyville; Mrs. Orlando Har-
rison, Berlin, Md; from this town (
we're: Mrs. Morgan T. Gum, Mrs. /
Audrey Shepherd, Mrs. c. c. FOoks. /
Mrs. Mary Huxford, Mrs. Norman /
ium.
Rebekah Lodge Installation
Keturah Rebekah Lodge of this /
own installed the recently elected
,ficers last Friday evening. The in
was in the Odd Fellows
Hall.
Mrs. Edith Marrs. president of the
aebekah Assembly and staff were in
harge.
The newofficers are: Mrs. Fannie
lessick, Noble Grand; Mrs. Ger
rude Hudson, Vice Grand; Mrs.
LATHE Horsey, secretary; Mrs. Ger
rude Hickman, treasurer; Mrs. Sal
e Gray Long and Mrs. Alva Lynch,
Importers to the noble grand; Mrs.
larry Marshall and Mrs. Mildred
Vest, supporters 20 the vice grand; 4
Irs. Eileen Lynch, warden; Mrs.
eulah Richardson. conductor; Le-
oy Ryan, inside guardian; Jack
outside guardian; Mrs.
hristine Ryan, chaplain. IS
eW Century Club
The FrankfOrd New Century Club
ED its fall meeting, Friday evening
! the home of Mrs. Leven E. Muir
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Mrs. S. J. Messick, vice president, s
resided.
The Collect was read by Mrs.
iehe, followed by the Lords Prayer
unison.
After the business meeting, the y
rening was turned over to the en-
rtainment committee, Mrs. Alice
nm, chairman. Miss Ruth Messick 2
we a piano selection. Rev. J. c.
)ltOn gave an entertaining address
the topic of the evening, Citizen n
ip." Delicious refreshments were
rived by the hostess. y
The October meeting will be in h
arge Of Mrs. Ralph Belts. Topic,
lone Economics" The meeting y
II be held at the home of Mrs. m
,xie Dukes.
The Home Coming of the Houston q
Il. Church of Hickory Hill, Del, III
Il be held on Sunday. October l3.
e Rev. A. w. Goodhand will be the q
saker at the p. m. service. An n
fashioned class meeting at p. m.
d. by the Rev. Everett DerricksOn. &
evening sermon at 7.3O p. m. will
delivered by our district super
Rev. DIR. j. j. Bunting. 81
is invited to attend these
ices.
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the ensemble as the right hat. 4
Is that make the world see you at az
If best. Look for the right hat, M
YES and other accessories at Miss 9
ly's Hat and Gift ShOppe, Frank 81
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