Milford chronicle., 1937-04-23
FRANKFORT

Last Friday night, District Deputy
Grand Master Eisenbrey and staff OF
Dover Installed the following off,
GERS for Fidelity Lodge of Odd Fell
lows of this town: Noble Grand,
John r. Marshall; vice grand, .I.e-
Roy H. Ryan; right supporter to
noble grand, Raymond Murray; left
supporter to noble grand, John Mo-
ran; right supporter to vice, grand,
Fred Whitney; left supporter to vice
grand, B. G. Cannon, Jr.; chaplain,
Elwood Hancock warden, Harry
Vickers; conductor, Alfred Ellis; in
side guardian, Layton Lynch; out
side guardian, II. M. Mumford; right
scene supporter, Frank Gray; left
scene supporter, Clifton Hudson.
After the installation exercises in
teresting talks were given by Past
Grand Master Outten of Selbyville;
William Day of Bishopville, Md, and
other visitors. Delicious refresh
ments were served by the ladies of
the lodge of Rebeccas.
c. c. Banks who has been occupy
ing the Timmons property on That
cher street has moved with his fam
lily to Wilmington. Mr.. Banks is
connected with an insurance COM
pany.
Last Wednesday morning the |
Frankford Volunteer Fire Company.
also the. Millville and Selbyvi!le
Companies were called to chimney |
fire at Ocean View. There was no |
damage.
Hale Bennett and his sister, Hope.
of Philadelphia, spent the weekend
here with their parents, former Sen
atOr and Mrs. Asa Bennett.
Funeral services for S. Leroy Lay
ton, aged 54 years, were held here
last Friday afternoon at the home of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John II.
Layton. Burial was in Longs ceme-
terry. Mr.. Layton died in Oklahoma
City, Okla. His remains arrived
here on Thursday. Funeral services
were conducted by Rev. Richard H.
White of Georgetown.
Mrs. Norman G.. Gum has been i'll
Washington, d. c. this week attend
ing the national congress of the
Daughters of the American Revolu-
tion. Mrs. Gum is the regent of the
Colonel Armwell Long Chapter OF I
the d. A. R. of this town.
Charles Schellenger and his bride
of Pennsville, N. j., were recent
visitors to his aunt, Mrs. Elisha
Dukes. MIR. Schellenger formerly
was a resident of this town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Frailey OF I
were visitors the past
week to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hud-
son.
The regular meeting of the p. i. :
A. was held Monday evening at the
John NJ. Clayton School. The presi- I
lent, Mrs. Harriet Gum Graves pre- }
sliced. Reports were made oi the j
work done. Major Short, the princi-
pal. told of matters pertaining to the G
school. The yearly school was held. 6
Several exercises were given by the 5
yarious grades. Perhaps the most in
eresting exhibit was the fashion Z
show. There was a very good at I
tendance O fthe school patrons.
Mrs. Burton G. Cannon entertained c
Tuesday afternoon in honor OF hef c
house guest, Mrs. George A. Carey Il
If Plant City, Florida. There were
our tables of bridge. The affair was
most enjoyable. Mrs. Edward Nor
is won first prize. Mrs. G. Massey
,um, second prize. Mrs. Harvey NJ.
,uark cut prize. Mrs. Carey and y
irs. George Hudson of Jacksonville q
Ia. were given guest prizes. "A
Mrs. Mary Short of Bethany u
each entertained a number of her
rankford friends at a bridge party '" -
n Monday afternoon. Mrs. Carlton y
ooks won first prize. Mrs. Morgan ~
Gum, second prize and Mrs. Geo. N
udson won the consolation prize. " "