Milford chronicle., 1941-12-19
FRANK FORD

Jr. entertained at dinner last
Thursday in honor OF her uncle
A. PRESTON Tingle, OF New York
City. Other guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilson o. Mccabe, Sr.. OF
Dagsboro. and Mr.. and Mrs: John
a. TingIe and Mrs. Mary Elizabeth
Tingle. Of Frankford.
Edwin G. Crocker. of College
Park, Md, spent part of Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Cr0cker
at their home on Reed street.
A. Preston Tingle. of New York
City, has been spending some time
recently with his mother, Mrs.
Mary Elizabeth Tingle, at Tingle
Inn. on Thatcher street.
Professor Ezra Wenger, vice.
principal and head Of the history
department at the John NJ. Clayton
School, spent the past weekend in
Harrisburg, Pa.
Mrs. Ralph Hudson was called to
New York City last week because
of the death Of her brother, John
Lewis, railroad man, who was
killed by train on Wednesday
night. Mrs. Hudson remained In
the metropolis over the week k-end
to attend the funeral on Monday.
Leon Campbell, who is employed
in defense work in Philadelphia,
spent Sunday here with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Camp
bell.
c. David Crocker motored from
frrne Ia IA 10 u
Sunday night with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. c. G. Crocker.
Frank Johnson has been appoint
ed chief air warden at Omar. His
assistants are Vollie G. Gray and
John S. Tingle. The lookout sta
tion is at William e. Monroe's
farm. These Omar officials wish to
express appreciation to the Lions
Club and all others who have given
their cooperation.
The Frankford Presbyterian
Church School will hold its annual
Christmas program and distribu-
tion Of gifts at the church next
Monday evening, December %. All
officers and members are earnestly
requested to be present for these
exercises. Mrs. Corinne Fooks, su-
pefintendent.
Church Calendar
Frankford Presbyterian Church;
Church School at 10 A. M.
Worship at IL A. NJ
Y. P. S. at 6:15 P. NJ.
Mid-week service at P. NJ on
Thursday
ocean uiew Presbyterian
Church:
Sunday School at 2 P. M.
Worship at 3 P. NJ
Mid-week service at z P. NJ on
Wednesday
Note: The Rev L. R. Boaz. pas
tor, annobaces this schedule until
further notice
Mr.. and Mrs William E. Powell |
recently attended a dinner for ru-
raj mail carriers and their wives
at Greenwood.
William S. Long, an engineer for
the Merchants and Miners Line
out of Philadelphia. spent the
weekend at home with Mrs. Long
and their son, William S. Long, III.
Lehman Helm, who was severely
Injured in an auto accident in the
fog two weeks ago is greatly inn
proved an tbs writing although !
not yet able 10 resume work.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Carmine and
Mrs. Harry E. Williams of Mills
boro, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Mordecai
H. Hudson and family on Sunday.
The Rev. L. Rodney Boaz, pastor
of the Frankford Presbyterian
Church, will conduct a reverent
candlelight service at $3.50 on
Christmas morning in the local
church on Reed street 1t is hoped
that many of the citizens of this
community will avail themselves
Of this opportunity to start the
anniversary of that blessed day in
the holy atmosphere of Peace on
earth, goodwill to Men!" The
Invitation and privilege is extend
ed to all, and visitors will be well
come. Let us remember it is His
birthday
Miss Ida @. Watson, who is
studying beauty culture in Phila-
delphia, spent the weekend at
home with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clinton H. Watson.
Christmas exercises will be pre-
sented by the local Methodist Sun
day-school next Sunday evening in
the Methodist Church. AS usual
the little folks will put on COM
mendable performance and it's up
to the grown-ups to come out and
encourage them.
Mrs. Alfred W. "Sallie Gray"
Long and daughter, Miss Grace
Ann, did shopping in Salisbury,
Nd, on Monday.
Last Friday evening a group Of
local Nimrods held their annual
huntsmen's banquet at Don's Res
taurant near town. william A..
Gum, Jr., retired mail carrier, was
toastmaster. Mr.. Gums son, Will
liam A. Gum, III, Of Line Lexing-
ton. Pa, was guest of the local
gunners. Present were Messrs.
Charles Carey, William A. Gum, Jr.,
William A. Gum, III, William P.
Truitt, Perry Graves, Truman
Campbell and the host, Donald
Simpler
Last Thursday evening, the 11th,
the Frankford branch Of the
Southern States Cooperative, held
a business meeting and partook of
a sumptuons dinner at Pomeroy's,
near Selbyyille. The following
officers were elected. President.
Alfred w. Long; president,
John M. Timmons; board members,
Messrs. Everett Long, Sr., Ray
mond Bunting, Everett Lathbury
and Vollie j. Stevens.
The Young Peoples Society of
the Presbyterian Church met at
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