Milford chronicle., 1940-08-23
FRANKFORT

Mrs Mary Tingle has returned IRON
a visit with relatives in Wilmington.
The public school will reopen Tues
day. August 27. This is four days soon
er than the schools of Sussex county
This early opening is done in order to
close sooner in the spring. -,-..-.,
Rev. Clark. pastor of the FTanktord
Methodist Church, with his family, are
visiting friends this week IN Plttsoursh'
Mrs. Edward Lewis of New York
City is occupying her cottage this sum
mer at Bethany Beach On Sunday she
entertained Mrs. Abide Lynch, Warren
Lynch of Roxanna and Mrs. James b.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bunting of Phila-.
delphia, were recent visitors here OF
fl erds and relatives.
Kid Mccoy JONES and MISS Marina
Elizabeth Brooks were married Friday
mcIning in Qagsboro at the nome OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Calhoun. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. h. IL.
was Chester V. Townsend. Jr. Mrs.
ca lkoun was matron OF honor.
Mr and Mrs. Louis Daisey entertain
ed over the weekend at their cottage
on Fenwick Island, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Tucker of fredericksburg, Md.
Ar. and Mrs. Vollev Gray Mr.. and
Mrs. John S. Tingle are on weeks
trip to the New York Worlds Fair;
a distressing accident occurred last
Saturday night on the State Highway
about one mile south of Berlin. Nd A
bride and bridegroom, married only
week. Parker H. Hudson, gr, OF this
town. and his wife. Mrs. Mabel Jack
son Hudson. formerly of Newark. Nd,
were seriously injured. Mr.. Hudson was
injured about the head and body, one
leg badly mangled. Mrs. Hudson suf-
Il ered a fracture of the pelvis bone and
internal injuries. They were taken 70
th,s Salisbury Hospital. The driver of
the car, Andrew Campbell. also Of this
town, was painfully bruised about the
face and body Their car was complete
ly wrecked. The group were on their
way from Newark to Frankford when
the accident occurred An approaching
machine crashed head-on into their car.
The occupants of the second car jumped
from their wrecked car and ran into the
woods.
music class at her home near Days
boro on Thursday evening. The follow
ing program was rendered:
Piano solos: ID "Tarantella,'' Re
Perry Graves; 90 'Maypole Dance"
Emily Mitchell, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Delbert Mitchell; go First Piece
of the Star Performer. Barbara Fooks.
daughter of DIR. and Mrs. Carleton
Fooks: az Champagne Waltz" Linda
Williams, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Williams: (5) God Bless Ameri
ca" Hilda Williams, daughter & e5r OF MI:
the Fairy Queen" Jack Layteld. son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Layfield; ID
Study in Broken Chords. Stanley
Layneld. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Piano duets ~ Through Field and
Forest" Jack and Stanley Layfeld; ca
ssI'T Take You Home Again. Kathleen.
IIilda and Linda Williams. sf
Vocal selections I'd Sing. Robin,
Sing" Bill Graves, accompanied Dy ms
sister Rebecea at the piano: ID Down
IJy the Old Aiillstream. male lquartette.
1.-THE Troubadours." consisting Of VIM.
Archer. Jr, Jacob Toomey Preston
Thnncns, and Howard M. tRickers: ltS)
south Of the Border" Preston Tim
mons, accompanied by William Archer,
Jr on the guitar; "a Sunshine. duet
by Preston TimnnoRs and William Ar
cher, Jr.
stringed instruments "a Banjo solo.
''Pla ynlate," Bin Graves; 90 Guitar
speciality Il Can't Give You Anything
Bur Love- Baby" Iris Ciogg, oaughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Closg; (3l G1ifar
solo, Playmate" Norma Lee Nichols, |
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Nichols; |
81 Guitar solo, impersonation cf Smn-
ey Burnette. True Blue Bill William
Guest artists: Stars. Of WSAL, Sails /
bury Nd. Bill Rogs Of -Dassboro, James i
Coulter and Harry clawson Of Mills-
Singing by Dr.. Fooks. Ferry Graves
and Preston West.