Milford chronicle., 1941-12-05
FRANKFoRD


ents, Councilman and MTs. Clar
ence T.Esham on Daisey street.
Chief Of Police and Mrs. John I
FHrman. have recently been MAXIM
frequent trips to SelbyvilIe be
cause of the illness of their littl
grandchild, the infant of Mr.. AM
Mrs. Paul Murray. We believe tina
Danny Lee is much improved a
this writing.
This Tuesday, December 2, th,
Laurel Acorn Club entertained tn,
Frankford New Century Club will
its annual reciprocity meeting
There was large turnout for tn,
occasion and the ladies who wer,
privileged to go, spoke glowingly
OF the hospitality extended by botl
the Lord Baltimore and the Lau'
rel Clubs.
Chester v. Hudson, who is EN-,
ployed in defense work. In Philal
delphia, spent the past weekend
visiting friends in Worcester, Md.
and Sussex county.
Mr.. and Mrs, Preston L. Will
liams motored to Philadelphia on
Saturday and attended the great
Army-Navy football classic at the
Municipal Stadium, where they wit
messed the 14-6 victory of the mid
dies from Annapolis over their ca
det rivals from West Point on the
Hudson. s
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rogers and
daughter, Lorene, moved from the
McNeal residence on Main street
last Thursday, to the poultry farm
of Russell Hudson at Roxana- Mr..
Rogers, formerly an employee OF
@. G. Hudson, manager of the Par
amount Poultry Company, will
raise broilers at the new location.
The first grade at the John M.
Clayton school viii miss their little
classmate, Lorene, who will be
transferred to the first grade at the
Lord Baltimore School.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. James McCabe,
Jr., of New York City, visited Mr.,
McCabe's father, Austin ]. McCabe
and his grandfather, Capt. Ebe T.
Chandler in this town last week.
The young people were down to
attend the funeral of Mrs. McCabe's
paternal grandfather, Mr.. Burton,
95 years old, patriarch of Long
Neck.
Last Thursday morning we were
startled by the report of serious
auto accident on the Frankford-
Williamsville highway, near john
sons Corners, when two young
men from Georgetown were iniur-
ed. Richard Webb, a grandson of
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert f. Parsons,
of Knox street, and a Mr.. Mumford
were taken to the Beebe Hospital
in. the Frankford ambulance. The
Iatter's injuries were fairly serious,
but fortunately, young Webb's in
juries were superficial, and he was
released after an examination.
Miss Ruth Messick, a senior stu
dent at the George School in New
town. Pa, spent the Thanksgiving
recess at home with her mother,
Mrs. S. u Messick on Clayton ave-
nue.. Sk
Miss Barbara Fooks, who was
bit on the arm by a rat while asleep
in her home some time ago; and had
been under observation at the Bee
be Hospitatln Lewes fsrsa week, !.
returned to the home Of her par
ents, Dr. and Mrs. Carleton C.
Fooks on Saturday. We hope that
the young lady will suffer no fur
thef annoyance from the wound.
1t is reported that several other
local residents have been attacked
recently in their homes by rodents.
MIR. and Mrs. George G. Camp
bell, Miss Viola Campbell, and
aunt. Mrs. Hester Campbell, Of
Dagsboro, also Mr. and Mrs. Nick
Rogers and children from Clarks-
vile, were thanksgiving dinner
guests ofMr and Mrs. Parron Vick-
ers of Dagsboro.
Miss The1rna Eva Daisey, a stu
dent in the Milford Memorial Hos
pital Training School for Nurses,
was at home for Thanksgiving with
her parents, MI. and Mrs. Francis
Daisey.
In an interesting reciprocity
meeting the Lord Baltimore Club
entertained the Frankford New
Century Club at Ocean View on
Tuesday, November &C.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred w. Long and
daughter, Miss Grace Ann Long,
were entertained to a roast pleas
ant dinner at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Liawood Goodwin on Thanks.
giving Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. James K Murray
visited Mrs. Edna Mclaughlin and
son Samuel, on Sunday at their
home in ClaFksyille.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dingle and
son Gordon, and William p; Mon
roe of Omar, also Miss Frances
Of Dagsboro, motored to
Williamsburg, Va, and spent FTi-
day and Saturday with Thomas
Dingle, a first year student at Will
liam and Mary College. The party
the football game be-
tween that college and the Uni
gersity of South Carolina. Due to
he illness OF her mother, Mrs,
Monroe was unable, to, accompany
Ter family on this enjoyable visit
%; historic old Williamsburg.
Mrs. George Hickman was hos
ess at a turkey dinner last Sun
lay to Mr.. and Mrs. George Cham
,ers and family, and DR.. Hockey of
1ewes; Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Toad
line of Milford, Mr. and Mrs. Cal
lin Gum and Mrs. Edith Mason of /
3srlin, Md.
Ward Dasey, Jr., who is employ
d In an insurance office in Phila-f !
Ielphia, was a Sunday guest of his {
Capt. and Mrs Ward W. (
)asey. 85, -
Mereld Lynch returned to- his Z
,ositionS aboard an oil tanker at q
d, Ito 4 afsShio an Tuaqdau after hav-