Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1936-04-10

y cHuieuf anu lne nynnaia are appfe
ciated BY the congregation.
Miss Emma Long who is a studen
at Wilson College, Chambersburg
Pa recently spent few days herr
with her mother. Mrs. Raymond P
Long.
David aud Edwin CrOaker spent ;
part OF their Easter vacation will
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. q. Q
Croaker. The yonns men are stu
dents at the Agriculture College
I Newark, Del -tr @el I.
Mrs. Grant Wilbur and, two chill
dren Of Philadelphia were recent
visitors to Relatives in this town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles q. Hudson OF
Omar, entertained Saturday evening,
Rev. and Mrs. Frank A. Baker and
children, Francis and Frank, Jr. MIR.
and Mrs. Eben A. Townsend, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles p. Townsend OF Days
boro, Mr.. and Mrs. William fl. Mnr-
| ray and son Woodward, OF Bayard.
Mrs. Joda Townsend OF ClafksVille,
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Goodwin OF Rox-
ana, MIR. and Mrs. John ClOgg, Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey o. Derriekson OF
Omar.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Woleott Gum
of Washington, D. c., are receiving
congratulations on the birth OF a son
last Saturday. Mr. Gum is an at
tOrney-at-law in that city. and son
of Mr. and Mrs. William A. Gum Of
this town.
The FrankfOrd Volunteer Fire
Company was called last Friday eve
ming to an automobile that was on
fire. 1t was on the road to DagsbOrO
and near the John NJ. Clayton School. |
The fire was extinguished before the
company arrived. Little damage was |
done TO the car.
Roy Layton is on a business trip |
to Florida and Texas. lie is max
ing the trip by automobile.
Mrs. Alice McCabe Phillips of |
Philadelphia, entertained the Colonel |
Armwell Long Chapter d. A. r., at |
the home of her sister, Mrs. Herman
b. Gray. ST.. in DagsbOrO on Monday |
afternoon. The regent. Mrs. Alice
HuxfOrd Gum presided. The meeting
was opened by prayer and a salute to
the flag. The minutes of the preVi-
Ous meeting We're read and approved.
Plans were discussed for attending
the National Congress which con-
venes in Washington. ID. C.. next
week. The executive board elected
Mrs. Mary d. Campbell as treasurer,
10 succeed Mrs. Audrey j.. Shep-
herd who resigned. II was decided
o entertain the State Regents, the
State Executive Board and the Vari-
nus chapters at a luncheon on May
)th. Other business of the chapter
vas transacted After the meeting
/ pleasant social hour followed. Mrs
Phillips served refreshments Those
present were: Mrs. Madelyn Wat
on Whaley, Mrs. Sara Katheryn :
townsend. Mrs. Helen McCabe West.
lrs. COrinne Goodwin FoOks. Mrs.
Alice II. Gum. Mrs Olive D. Gum, j
frs. James NJ. Tunnel, Mrs. Betty
1vans, Mrs. Mary d. Campbell, Mrs. !
Alice Phillips.
An outstanding social event of the 4
easOn was the annual luncheon =
.iven at the John NJ Clayton School
y the FrankfOrd Century Club. II
gas presided over by Mrs. Margaret h
Ieath, the president, who welcomed h
he guests. Responses were made by
be visitors. The luncheon was :
erved in the cafeteria TO members
nd visitors. Spring flowers were
sed for decorations which were fur
ished by Esham's Nurseries. After
le luncheon a program was given
hich was very well received The
rOgram was as follows: Opening
= singing. by Mrs. Heath. Mrs. Ray
Ond Morris. Mrs. William f. Pow
l., Mrs. William Morrison, Mrs. =
arence Easham and Mrs. Carlton NJ
1oks, 'Bendemeer's Stream" and NJ
n SPAIN" There were musical -
adings by Mrs. Powell, Mrs. KEEP r,
r, a solOist from Lewes sang "The nj
ghtingale Has Tyre of Gold" and -
N Open Secret" Readings were F,
ven by Mrs. irwin Barton an elO- m
Zionist from Milford. Mrs. Edward -
nimOns of WhayleyVille. Md. sang p,
looming" and 1.-THE Star" Mrs. J.. II
Viehe was pianist. and her playing =
Dtivated all. She and Mrs. Will qe
m Morris of Lewes gave a piano llO
ct. "An International Fantasy" az
e entire club feel that they owe
lir chairman of music. Mrs. Viehe no
iebt of gratitude for the wonder re
musical program which she gave -
the members and visitors. Among !
guests were: Mrs. Howard Nor w,
l, SeafOFd. Mrs. Robert Rucik, Ky Ky
lrel Mrs. Ruth HOch. Bridgeville. =
B. Madison Elliott. MarshalltOn, !
3. Arthur H. Wilkins, Wilmington, ~.
;. Harlan NJ. Waller. .Delnar. Mrs. Nil
sabeth Speakman. Claymont, Mrs. -
el M. Collins. Wyoming, Mrs. Bees no,
Hargadine, FELTON,. Mrs. Hannah dec
iris, Lewes. Mrs. William Benson, Eas
Mrs. John McCabe. Re T1
9th, Mrs. Frank L. Reynolds, Will sire
gton, Mrs. Matte Townsend, Mill Wa
e. Mrs. L. milford Taylor, Will I es
gtOn, Mrs. j. Conn Scott. Selby- --o
e, Mrs. George Alexander Hill, ~
lgevilIe, Mrs. j. c. Messner. Iiar- Con
ton, Mrs. L. A. Drexler, Dover, Wri
James +. Wright. Gordon Del,
gifts. Mrs. Dalema Draper. Mil -
I. Mrs. J. Paul Green, New Castle,
Flora Booth. Wilmington, Mrs.
rles Porter, Milton, Mrs. Edward -
mons, Whaleyville Md. Mrs. Ed ,ya ~
Morris, Lewes, Mrs. Oscar Del
mas, MillsborO, Mrs. Matte t-..,
skley. Millsboro, Mrs. Kemper, a., ~
es, Mrs. Irwin Burton, Milford, Cove
Ebe Chandler. Mrs. Ishbel Gum, -----
sbOro. Miss Evelyn Holloway, Nm ~
Eva Hazel Dukes, Mrs. John Lipn
non Mrs PRESTON XViIffarno MIRO II