Milford chronicle., 1936-05-01
FRANKFORT

morning where they did good wor
IN saving the large and handsom
home OF Alvin Timmons. They RAJ
a hose line from Vines Greek. Tn
fire started In the dining room an,
had burned through the ceiling int
the room above. The furniture wal
burned. The house was very hot anC
filled with smoke. Mr.. TImmOnl
was made very III and had TO b.
hurried to the hospital at LeWes
The promptness of the fire company
probably saved a serious fire as the
DagBbOro National Bank and other
buildings were close to the Timmons
home. In less than fee minutes
from the time the siren gave the
alarm the truck was on the way
with a full complement Of men.
Onicers we're installed at Fidelity
Lodge, No. 25. /. o. o. F., on Friday
evening. The new officers are John
w. Ellis, Noble Grand; Lester r.
Hudson, Vice Grand; Raymond Muir
ray, right supporter to noble grand;
Daniel G. Long, left supporter to
noble grand; Jack Marshall, chap
lain; Leroy r. Ryan. warden; AL
fred Ellis, conductor; Clifton Hud-
son, right scene supporter; John
Moran, left scene supporter; Hiram
w. MumfOrd, right supporter TO vice
grand; Burton G.. Cannon, Jr., left
supporter to vice grand; McElwain
Mccormick, inside guardian; Layton
Lynch, outside guardian. The officers
we're installed by the Deputy Grand
Master from Wilmington, McAllis-
ter; Deputy Grand Warden Kirby,
Deputy Grand Guardian Wilhelm,
Deputy Grand Marshall Powell.
Deputy Grand Chaplain Elliott, Dep
uty Grand Herald Haber, Deputy
Grand Treasurer Lieutenant Schea-
hingeF, Grand Secretary Downing. |
Omcers present from the Grand |
Lodge Of Delaware we're Grand Mas |
ter Thomas R. Purnell, Grand War |
den F. P. Whitney, Grand Marshall |
Fassett, Grand Guardian Swain,
Grand Conductor Short. District
Deputy officers present were: H.
TheFl Long, John w. Ellis, Alfred
Ellis, Lester Hudson, Layton lynch,
John r. Marshall, Norwood c. Cham
berlain, Leroy Ryan, Burton G.
Cannon, Jr. After the exercises
speeches were made by Grand Mas
ter Purnell, Deputy Grand Master
District Deputy Grand
Master Long and other visiting OFF,
GERS. Music was furnished by Nor
wood Chamberlain. Among the visit
ors were Rev. J. c. Bolton Of Mid
ilebuFg Lodge, N. Y. After adjourn
ment delicious refreshments were
served.
The senior class Of the John NJ.
Clayton School is spending this
Friday, Saturday and Sun
lay in Washington, d. c. They are
the trip in a special bus,
which left here early Thursday nor
ling. They will arrive home on Sun
lay afternoon. They are in charge
# the principal, Major Clarence A.
Short and Miss Martha E. Brooks.
Those in the class are: Lemuel Ev-
ms, Jack Evans, Junior Steen, Steve !
,arey, Everett Long, Edward Hud-
on, DrgiIle aDaisey, OrVille Layheld, !
Howard Lockwood, Louis Williams,
Ilvin Campbell, William Truitt, Ell
ner Dukes, ElWOOd Coffin, Milton ]
.ong, Walter Stokes, Thelma Truitt,
MIA Richards, Anne Hudson, Pau
Inc Brasure, Grace Vickers, Grace I
Daisey, Evelyn Brumbley, Evelyn
laisey, Dolly Gray, Melreth Lynch, {
larry Elizabeth Gum, Helen Hit
hens and Eleanor Massey. \
Mrs. Margaret Heath was a guest
ast week in Wilmington of Mrs. a
VILLAIN Beacon and Mrs. Clotilda
aytOn. d
Mrs. William A. Gum is in Wash il
lgton, d. c., visiting her son and
lughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. VOL O
ut Gum and also her new grand h
IN. A
Mrs. Henry T. Tunnell has return t.
from an extended visit to Phila- m
.lphia.
Miss Ruth Watson. a senior at the d.
ioman's College, spent the week 81
Id here with her parents, MIR. and "
RS. c. H. Watson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hudson re- II
ntly entertained Mr.. and Mrs. JOS -,
n Fraley of Philadelphia. m
Mrs. r. w. Dasey had as a guest II
r a few days. her son, Robert, OF th
Nv York City. 81
Mrs. Norman c. Gum is entertain ie
e Miss Edyth Long of Philadel- T,
ia. sc
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus Davis OF Sc
liladelphia were visitors the first R,
this week with his mother, Mrs.
bert Davis. of
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