Milford chronicle., 1936-12-04
FRANKFORT

Monday morning at nine O'Clock
at the assembly exercises al nc
John "a. Clayton School the Della.
ware program will be given. II whl
show Delaware ratifylng the Con-
stitution. It Is very interesting and
the public IS invited to attend.
At the recent organization Of the
FranlSfOrd-Dagsboro p. T. A.. Mrs.
Perry Graves was elected president:
Mrs. Roland Brittingham, vice pres
ident; Mrs. John S. Tingle, secre-
tary and Prof. Vance McCabe, treas
uFer.
Miss Viola Godfrey was a recent
visitor to Philadelphia for few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. James McCabe Of
New York City were visitors last
week to Mr.. McCabe's father, Austin
j. McCabe.
The ground was covered with
snow Thanksgiving morning. The
weather was cold but the day was
bright and clear.
Prof. and Mrs. Chas. TingIe spent
Thanksgiving vacation with the par
ents Of Mrs. Tingle at Cape Charles,
Va.
Nancy Lee Gum was a visitor last
week to her grandparents, MIR. and
Mrs. A. w. Johnson at Parksley, Va.
MIR. and Mrs. Joe Frailey of Phil
adelphia visited her brother, w.
Frank Hudson of this town.
David CrOckeT, a student at the
Agriculture College, Newark, was at
home the last weekend with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Crock
er.
Rev. and Mrs. Bolton have been
entertaining for a few days, Mrs. |
Bottoms parents, MIR. and Mrs. John |
HOrner of Deals Island, Va.
w. Salisbury Layton of New York |
City was a visitor here last week of |
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John H.
Layton.
Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Monroe
of Omar entertained on Wednesday
night before Thanksgiving twenty
guests at a turkey dinner in honor
of Mrs. Monroe's brother, Harvey
Tingle and wife of Chicago. Mr.. and
Mrs. Tingle had previously attended
The Observation-Disclosures football
game. Mr.. Tingle is a graduate Of
College.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton G. Cannon
and son we're Thanksgiving visitors
1f Mrs. CannOn's parents in Will
ningtOn.
AUNT Samantha Rules the Roost"
/ play given by the faculty of the
John M. Clayton School last We'd
lesday night, was very well given {
md the characters took their parts .
cry well. The attendance was very
,OOd. The proceeds were more than
las ever been made from a previous
LAY. All who took part and to those
Who in any way assisted, thanks is
ue.
The characters were as follows:
.unt Samanthy Simpkins, Martha
Brooks; Serena Simpkins, Maxine
Sophie Simpkins, Ethel
'ingle; Polly Paine, Marguerite Nit
hell; Annie Ambrose, Mildred
amisOn; Blanche Bowers, Edna
Iorris; Luoien Littlefeld, Elias
ingle; Blair Boswell, G. Massey
um; Frank Fairfield, VIM. w. Rat
srree; Lawrence LOvewell, Vance
lcCabe; Buddy Baskins, Thomas
Iiekman. Jr.
Directed by Mrs. Mary L. Dasey,
ssisted by Mrs. Lima NJ. Cobb. SpOn-
lred by School and Community and
of John NJ. Clayton
chOOl District.
Mrs. Jacob w. McNeal entertained
lring Thanksgiving MIR. and Mrs.
rank. P. Hall of Wilmington, Mr..
Id Mrs. Russell P. Brewer of Ken
TT Square, Pa.
The December meeting of the Col
lel Armwell Long Chapter Of the
A. R., will be at the home OF
RS. Burl Adams, Selbyville, on
Onday evening at O'Clock.
Post Master C. A. Booth is urging
ira care for Christmas mail.
lckages should be carefully wrap
ID and properly addressed. Valu-
lie, fragile and perishable pack
es do not reach their destination
account of faulty writing, incOr-
ct address. not plainly written
d above all the postal employees
e not mind readers. and when
Ill matter has no address 1t is a
rd matter to reach the senders.
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