Milford chronicle., 1935-09-06
FRANKFORT

Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Dingle an
son, Gordon, and their friends, Nj
and Mrs. Riddoo of Chicago, ar
spending two weeks at Rehobot
Peach. Mr.. Dingle is a prOminen
business man of Chicago. He is a ma
tive of Omar, where his mother /
still living and where he is a FIRE
quent visitor.
At the Firemen's Parade at Viii
lards, Md, last Thursday evening
the FrankfOrd Volunteer Fire Com
pany received the ten dollar priz,
for having the most men in line.
Mrs. Norman C. Gum recent,
spent a few days in. Philadelphia as
a guest of Miss Edyth Long.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Gum return.
ed the first of this week from an ex-
tended visit to Ocean City, Md, at
the Belmont Hotel.
Mrs. Malvern Long spent the La
Dor Day vacation with relatives in
Wildwood, N. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hall of Will
mingtOn were weekend guests of
Mrs. Jacob W. B. McNeal.
Some excitement was caused by a
runaway horse and wagon on Main
street last Wednesday. The wagon
was badly damaged by striking a
IOle. No damage was done to the
horse. The team was owned by Paul
Lewis.
Mrs. Name Daisey entertained at
dinner Sunday at her home near
Frankford. Those present were her
niece and husband, Mr. and Mrs.
Richmond Gibbs. Wilmington. Mrs.
Gibbs was formerly Miss Helen Hud-
son of this town. Dr. and Mrs. John
Wienski and son, Francis Edward, of
Hartford, Conn; Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Lockwood, Philadelphia; Mr.. and
Mrs. Abraham Daisey and son Bob
by, Selbyville; Paul Daisey, Phila-
delphia; Mrs. Daisey's grandson,
Billy Swan, New York City; Mrs.
Sallie Turner, John Moran, Millville;
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Droden of New
York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. James WOlcott Gum
of Washington. D. c., spent the
weekend with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William A. Gum.
George A. Furman entertained for .
a few days his brother, John r. Fur /
man and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
ry Starkey of Wilmington.
Carroll Hudson and wife of Phil
adelphia, were recent visitors of his
mother, Mrs. Anna Hudson on
Church street.
1t is understood that the U. S.
Post Office Department has accepted
the proposal of Miss Sallie G. Hall
to build a post Office on her property l.
on Main street and that the building
will be started in few days.
Paul E. Long made a business
trip by airplane last week to var
ious points in the New England
States.
One of the most pleasant social
events of the season was the lunch
party, given by Mrs.
Clinton H. Watson last Friday eve
l:ng. Among the guests present were
Mrs. Irma Trimble, Bethany Beach;
Mrs. Alice Monroe, Omar; Miss Nan
Matthews, ChestertOwn, Md; Mrs.
Lula Tingle, Mrs. Olive D. Gum, ,
Mrs. Emma Long, Mrs. Roxie Dukes,
.Irs. Malverna Long, Mrs. Mary I
Oaisey, Mrs. Perina Townsend, Mrs.
'orrine Fooks, Miss Sallie G. Hall,
,lrs. Margaret Heath, Mrs. Minerva
Norris, Mrs. Harry HuxfOrd, Mrs. s
1dyth Esham, Mrs. Jennie Ruark, |
drs. Audrey Sheppard, Mrs. Gather l
ne Johnson Gum, Mrs. Lavena Can
on, Miss Bertha Elizabeth Cannon, s
lrs. Helen West, Selbyville; Mrs. e
.Tthur l.. Evans, Mrs. Oscar Camp
ell and Mrs. Cordrey Mcgee, Days I
orc; Mrs. Vance McCahe, ROXana; n
Irs. Russell Jones, Georgetown,
Irs. Harriet Graves and Miss Viola Y
.olmes. Mrs. Catherine Gum won D
igh score; Mrs. Sheppard second; n
iss Matthews third and Mrs. Camp :.
sll low. Mrs. Cannon won the float -, -
g prize and Mrs. Dukes the cent ~
'ize.