Milford chronicle., 1935-01-11
FRANKFORT
D. A. R. Meeting

of Mrs. c. G. Fooks. Mrs. Alica~ ~Hux
ford. Gum, Regent, appointed the fol
lowing committee chairmen:
Bylaws and Publicity, Mrs. Mar
gan T. Gum. Approved Schools
Mrs. Casper Kollock; Librarian ant
Magazines, Mrs. ]. c. Townsend
Conservation and Thrift, Mrs. Oscar
Campbell. Constitution Hall Fund
and ELLIS Island, Mrs. Arthur l.
Evans. Americanism and Correct
Use of the Flag, Mrs. Peter Whaley
Ways and Means, Mrs. Alice Phil
lips. National Defense, Miss Edith
Long. The following officers were
reelected: Regent, Mrs. Alice Hux-
ford. Gum; Vice-Regent, Miss Maud
McCabe; Treasurer, Mrs. Audrey
Layton Shepherd; Scrtary, Mrs.
Carlton c. Fooks; Recording Secre-
tary, Mrs. Helen Wanser; Registrar,
Mrs. Orlando Harrison. They were
approved as read. Regular routine
business was transacted. Mays and
means of raising funds to replenish
| the treasury were discussed at
length. 1t was finally decided that
each member should. raise $1.00 to
be turned in at the March meeting
and that the members were to tell
at that meeting how they raised their
money. The next regular meeting
will be held February 4th at the
home of DR.. Evans, DagsborO.
Bank Directors Elected
At the annual meeting of the
shareholders of the First National
Bank of Frankford, held Tuesday.
the following directors were elected:
Burton G. Cannon, Daniel G. Long,
Paul T. Scott, Horace J. Hickman,
Harry f. Wilgus, Atwood o. Lynch,
Samuel d. Bennett, DR.. Lewis E.
Murray, Morgan T. Gum, and Mrs.
Ethel Tunnel. They organized by
electing Burton &. Cannon, presi-
dent; Harry f. Wilgus, vice-presi-
dent; Morgan T. Gum, secretary;
James L. Hummer, cashier; Wilmer
Lewis, assistant cashier.
Auxiliary Society
The Auxiliary Society met at the
home of Mrs. Emma Esham on Mon
day evening, with the president, Mrs.
Carlton FOOks presiding. The meet
ing was opened with prayer. The
secretary, Mrs. G. Massey Gum be-
ing absent, the minutes were read by
q former secretary, Mrs. w. l.. Powell
The county health physician was
at the John NJ. Clayton School We'd
nesday of this week and gave the
diphtheria immuniZatiOn treatment
to all children who had not had it,
This treatment can be successfully
given to children even a few weeks
old. with perfect safety. It is hoped
that every parent whose child has
not been given this treatment will
have their children protected against
this most fatal disease. Due to this
protection, diphtheria has become !
almost an unknown disease when in |
former years ii was a cause of
large percentage of those who died
u"der six years of age.
FirCmen'S Dinner
The annual dinner will be held |
this Sa urday evening. at the John |
VI Clayton School by the FrankfOrd |
Volunteer Ere Company. Elaborate
preparations have been made and /
most tempting menu will be served. |
The pubic is urged to assist in this
worthy cau'e and help the fire boys
in any way possible. When the
alarm is sounded those men stop /
their work and hurry to help save
your home and property.
Young Folks Gaing To College
As the schools re-opened after the
holidays and the young folks begin
Dnce again their school duties we
Miss them.
4adleS Entertain Their Husbands
The ladies of the Century Club
entertained their husbands and
riends Saturday evening in the
com of the Eastern Star. The club
vent on record as flvOring Art and
lone Decorating" for the subiec:
or the Adult Education Glass. The
rst class was held Wednesday eve
ing of this week at the John NJ.
layton School. An amusing sketch
The MellOdramer," was presented.
he exercises were in charge of the
rOgram committee, Mrs. Sadie
Dwell and Mrs. May Carey. The
news as it appears or
hould, or might, in this paper, was
=. |
'mma Long read an alphabetical
st of the members which was very
A poem on an automobile
ide by Mrs. Lizzie RibOnsOn in
hich the missing words were sup
Lied by the members. William E.
DWELL sang two delightful solos.
he evening was closed with the
9rVing of refreshments
eW Books Fer Library
The Frankford Library is housed
n Main Street in a very small
lilding and is arranged to serve as
sort of library. Those who are
the library are hoping
lat arrangements can be made in
le near future to have more suit
Die quarters. Their care at present
100 volumes in the library. The
tai circulation for last year was
$40 volumes. The income was 5000
I'd the expenditure $3.50.
There is a wonderful diversity of
lbjects and a great many splendid
'lumes. Most of the books are
fits of interested friends. The
1rary is looked after and cared for
, public spirited. women of Frank
rd who are giving free their time
i'd labor.
Sunday night the Fire Company
tended services at the NJ. E.
urch and heard a sermon by the
IstOr, Rev. J. C. Bolton.
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