Milford chronicle., 1937-04-09
FRANKFORT

Mrs. Robert W. Dasey who has
been spending the winter in Phila-
delphia has returned to her home
| in this town.
Joseph S. Carey and Levin Lat
ehum of Philadelphia, recently spent
few days here with friends.
Mrs. Alice Gum was visitor last
week to Mercersburg, Pa, where
her nephew is attending school.
Mrs. James Williams and Mrs.
Clarence A. Short of Dagsboro en-
tertained the Century Club Friday
evening at the home of Mrs. Will
liams. The president, Mrs. George w.
Horsey, presided. The regular rou-
tine business was transacted. 1t was
decided to buy hat and three
dresses for the little blind girl at
the school for the blind at Over
brook, Pa. The milk bill for March
for under-privileged at the John NJ.
Clayton School was paid. The pro-
gram leader was Mrs. Margaret
Heath. The subject was Music" !"
Miss Brooks, Miss Evelyn Johnson
and Billie Chandler played. a trio. A
musical reading was given by Mrs.
W. f. Powell, accompanied by Mrs..
Heath at the piano. Miss Brooks
played two very beautiful selections
on the piano. Mrs. Raymond p. Long
gave a reading interspersed with
group singing by the club members.
Delicious refreshments were served
by the hOstesses. Several guests
were present.
H. Therl Long who is serving his
third term as District Deputy Grand
Master of the |. o. o. F. is MEM
ber of the local lodge of this town.
His staff is Lester Hudson, Burton
G. Cannon, Jr., Alfred Ellis, John r.
Layton Lynch. Harry Wick
ers. John Moran. Norwood Chamber
lain, Leroy II. Ryan. Mr.. Long an
nounces the following schedule: At (
Georgetown. April 6; Greenwood
April s; Laurel April 3; Rehoboth
pril 12; Milton April 13; Dover
A pril Is and at Seaford April l6. 4
The Colonel Armwell Chapter of
he ID. A. r. held its SECULAR month
" meeting Monday afternoon at the
nome of Mrs. Norman C. Gum. Mrs.
James NJ. Tunnel of Georgetown
vas elected on the house committee
If the National Congress OF the d.
\. r.. TO be held in Washington, ID.
=, One new member. Mrs. Philip
Short of Bethany Beach was received
nto the chapter. The next regular
peeting will be held May l at Ber-
In, Md, at the home of Mrs. Orlan-
10 Harrison.
The Frankford Free Library ac-
with deepest appfecia-
ion of the gift of ten new books
rom Miss Elizabeth Carey OF Plant
'ity, Fla. The library has also pur-
based fifty new books. and the pub
Ic is cordially invited to avail
themselves of the privileges of the
brary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry. Graves enter
aimed the bridge club on Tuesday
yening at their home near town.
Rev. and Mrs. J. C. Bolton are
,aying here this week to go to Tan
ier Island, Va, where Mr.. Bolton
as been assigned by the NJ. f.
onference. MFR. and Mrs. Bolton
ave been here three years and have
lade many friends who regret their
,aying. MFR. Bolton has been very
Iccessful here.
The town is very glad TO welcome
,e return of two former residents,
Ir., and Mrs. James B. Long, who
ave been living in Philadelphia for
sveral years. They will live in the
roperty recently vacated by George
7. Horsey.
The prompt response OF the
rankford Volunteer Fire Company
st Saturday morning saved SER
us fire at Roxana. II was chim- :
A.. r~l.. la,.anua xuau uary Iif-