Milford chronicle., 1936-12-25
FRANKFORD


The Frankford Free Library has re-
eeiyed from Mr. and Mrs. w. salisbury
Layton Of New York City, seven Ger
man books. The library has also re-
ceived from Miss Mary Elizabeth Hux-
ford Of Ocean City. Nd, Chatter Box
1 and Mother Goose books.
Mr.. and MrA Fred w. Holloway are
/ proud Of a granddaughter. Car0le Eve
! lyn Moore. She was born at the Beebe
/ Hospital Her parents are Mr.. and Mrs
/ Carlton G. Moore Of Reh0both Beach,
and her mother was formerly Miss Dor
The John NJ Clayton school closed on
/ Wednesday Of this week for the h0li-
I days and win reopen January 3
At the morning assembly exercises at
the John NJ Clayton School last Mon
day. the following athletic awards were
made:
Football: Jack Evans, Marshall Pugh.
Roland Brittingham, William Chandler,
/ William Ellingsworth. Kenneth Lay
field, Robert Layfleld, Kendall Hickman,
Donald Long, Darrell Steele. Wilson
volleybaH: Gertrude crocker. Kath-
ryn Williams. Marjorie Chandler, Nir-
ginia McCabe. Ruth Williams, Doris
Pugh. Virginia Brittingham.
The exercises were In charge OF Pro-
lessor Elias Tlngle, faculty manager OF
athletics; Professor w. w. Ratterrell.
football coach and Mrs. Mildred Janli-
son, volley ball coach. The boys IN
football won COZ OF the games played.
There were thirteen boys on the squad
and nine OF them played every minute
Df the full schedule. In volleybali the
girls won 50% Of the games played.
There was not an accident during the
season requiring a player TO be remov-
ed from the game.
Norman Bishop White. aged So years
Of 1925 Washington avenue. Philadel-
phia. one OF that city's most prominent
wholesale commission merchants, died
last Tuesday at his home after a brief
Illness. Since 1910 Mr. White has con-
Quoted his business at l12 Callohill
street. He was a Mason and member
OF the Sons Of Delaware. He Is survived
by his widow, Mrs. Rina Layton Whites
and a son, William Bishop White, also
two sisters. Mrs. Robert w. Dasey OF
this town and Miss Frank White OF
Philadelphia. Mr.. Whites brother, VIII
weeks ago. Mr.. White is a descendant
Of a very old family. He was horn in
BishOpville, Md, and came here when
he was a child. He lived here Until he
was a young man, when he went 70
Philadelphia. His parents were William
Bishop White and Elizabeth Catherine |
Waples. Funeral services were held on |
Thursday In Philadelphia. Burial was |
made here on Friday afternoon IN the /
Colonel ArmWell Long cemetery.
are beautifully decorated for the hOli- !
days. The streets have fest0Ons OF ever
greens and cOlOred lights. On the /
grounds OF the NJ. +. Church there Is /
a large Christmas tree. The public dec
orations are more elaborate this year ]
than ever before.
watch night services will be held in
the M. +. Church. New Years Eve. be-
ginning at nine O'Clock. They Will be IN
charge Of the pastor. Rev. j. @. Bolton.
A special musical program is being pre-
pared and there will be visiting speak,
Mrs. Annie B. Hudson. aged n years.
died Thursday evening at her home on
Church street. Mrs. Hudson had been
in poor health for some time. She was
the widow Of the late Henry Huoson.
Funeral services were held on Sunday
afternoon at her late home. Burial was
made in Carey's cemetery. Mrs. Hud-
son was born in Baltimore Hundred.
near FenWick Island and was daugh-
ter OF Charles l.. and Elizabeth Dicker-
son. Surviving her are the following
children: Mrs. Gertrude Campbell and
John Hudson Of this town; Mrs. Hetty
Lingo OF MillsbOrO;. Mrs Adelphia Bn-
Ter buehler Walter Hudson. Shepherd
Hudson and Carroll Hudson Of Phila- :
ielphia; one brother. John Dickefson OF
two sisters. Hetty, Dick
arson of Bryn Mawr Pa, and Mrs.
Mary +. Layton Of Omar.
william s. Long, Jr,. marine engi-
leer, spent a few days at home with
his wife and son recently.
Among the many folks home for the
are: Ward Dasey, Peirce BUS
ness College: Robert S. Long. yeffer-
son Medical School; Miss Hope Bennett.
Moore Institute of Art; Hail Bennett.
school of Journalism, Temple College,
Miss Emma Long, Wilson
College. ChambersbuFg. Pa; Miss Mary
Elizabeth Gum. Fairfax Hall, Waynes-
1OrO, Va. Glenn Steele, Roanoke Col
ege, Salem. Va: Joan Steele, Hood .
College, Frederick. Md; David Croak-
r, Aggie, Newark: Lewis Williams and
everett Long, Peddy Institute. Hights-
own, N. j. Lemuel Evans, Syracuse
University, Syracuse. N. Y. =