Milford chronicle., 1936-08-07
FRANKFORD

WOlcOtt Gum, Esq, with his wife
and baby, Of Washington, ID. c., were
recent visitors to his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. W. A. Gum.
Rolla Bennett and family OF John
son City, Tenn are spending a part
of August with his mother, Mrs.
Mary Bennett. Mr.. Bennett is a tea
cher in Milligan College.
Miss Blanche Derrickson is spend
ing August with her sister, Mrs.
Morgan T. Gum. Miss Derrickson
has a broken arm. The accident
happened at Williamson School, Pa,
few days before she left there to
come here.
Mrs. G. Massey Gum had as her
guest last week her sister, Mrs. An
ma May Wilkinson Of Pineville, w.
Va.
Mrs. Gale UstletOn who will be re-
membered as Vera Layton is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
H. Layton. Mrs. Ustleton lives in
Doylestown, Pa, and has her three
children here with her.
The camp at AntiOak A! NJ Z.
Church will begin this Saturday and
continue over two Sundays. This is
a well known camp with the cOlored
people and is always well attended.
The grounds are near town, on the
road to DagsborO and have electric
lights. The pastor is Rev. G. S. |
Officers of the board are:
Haywood Burton; chair
man, John Andrews; treasurer, Will
liam Oliver.
Due to the severe illness of the
pastor, Rev. Frederick d. Viehe,
there has been no preaching at the
Church for several
At the NJ. E. Church, the pastor,
Rev. ]. c. Bolton has been given
by the Official board. The
is for the month of Au-
,rst.
Carson Thomas is erecting a large
concrete block building to be used
IS a hatchery for chicks.
James Polk and family of Phfla-
Ielphia will shortly move to this
own and occupy the home of Cliff {
ord E. Timmons.
Mrs. Margaret Heath and her sis 7
er, Mrs. Raymond P. Long and Mrs.
ong's daughter, Miss Emma, were I
isitors to Philadelphia on Monday
I this week.
The State Highway Department .
as Just placed new top coat of
az and tar on the road leading to
oxana. The road is now In good
lndition. 1t is an important high
ay as most of the travel to Fen
ick Island goes that way.
Last Wednesday night the Frank
I'd Volunteer Fire Company went
Easton, Md, to assist in the car
val, but on account of rain II was
lied Off
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. GOslee Of
ockley, Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Mar
er' and son John of Shovel, Md,
rs. ]. c. Milby of this town were
cent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. viii
I'M Monroe of Omar. Their nep-
w. Master Tom Dingle, Of Chicago
spending his vacation with them.
A number of growers Of brOilers
e making an extended trip to New
lgland points this week, They are
ing as far as Bangor. Maine. They
e visiting a.number of 'hatcheries. 8
le tour is sponsored by Paul E.
,ng. who is a dealer in day-Old
icks. The trip is being made in
ivate bus. The party left here on
turday morning and are due back
; latter part of this week.
A. Frank Williams who has been
ite in at his home is reported as
ng some better.
,Ir. and Mrs. Clarence ID. Richards
ye been entertaining at their home
,r town. Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Berck-
n and children, Francis and Mar
ina, of Chester. Pa. Mr.. and Mrs,
F.. WiIgus Of Selbyville, Mr.. and
g. Frank HOlson and son Ed
rd of Georgetown, also Mr.. Rick
s' son, Chester and wife and son
yid of Philadelphia
an6on Knox- out Roosevelt.