Milford chronicle., 1942-01-02
FRANKFoRD
Happy New Year!

STOCKINGS and prepare for the arriva
Andrew j. Campbell. Jr.. is spending
To-day furlough from his army pos
with his mother. Mrs. Gertrude II
Campbell at their home ON Claytoi
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Frank Hudson an,
daughter. Miss Edith Hudson, attend
ed the wedding Of their youngest Sol
and brother, Edward Hudson. ant
Miss Blanche Burton, on Christmas
Eve at the home of the bride in Cam
bridge, Md, The bridal couple return
ed here with the Hudsons after tn,
ceremony. They were entertained t
Christmas dinner by Mr. and Mrs
Vernon o. Murray and family, aftel
which the newly-weds left for a hon.
eymoon trip. Mr.. and Mrs. Hudson
will make their home in Philadelphia
where the groom is employed We ex.
tend congratulations and best wishe.
to the young couple and may theii
Miss Miss 81 olive Ws'SVs West, teacher in Phil.
adelphia. spent the, holidays with hel
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. ano
Mrs, John S. Tmgle, in Omar.
From somewhere in Uncle Sans
Army 'Lenluel Evans arrived or
day furlough with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Reuben Evans, at their new
home on Clayton avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Long enter
tained-te- 7a-turkey-d dinner on Christ
mas Day in honor of Mrs. Eunice NJ
Cropper of Philadelphia, Mr.. and Mrs
Louis F. Daisey of Omar and various
otheEsFelatives during the day and eve
ming. After the dinner dessert and
demi-tasse were served in the living
room.
George Eisentrout, a former member
of the John M. Clayton school facul-
ty, now in the q. Army, visited
friends in town ON Friday, December
MIR. and Mrs. vollie C. Gray Of Omar
entertained several guests with a hol-
iday- dinner last saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Holton of
Philadelphia. spent the past week
end with Mrs. Mary McNeal and Mrs.
cher street.
been very i'll is much improved. all
though still confined to his bed.
Mr., and Mrs. George Campbell and
daughter. Miss Viola. entertained with
a Christmas dinner at their home in
honor of their son, Leon Campbell,
from Eddystone, Pa. Guests were Mr..
daughter, Miss Eileen. Mr.. and Mrs.
ALVIN c. Campbell and Mr.. and Mrs
Parron Vickers and three children.
Jeanette, Vincent and Harold, of
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Rogers
and two children, Noel and George of
Clarksville.
William Schleicher of Overlook
was a weekend guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lehman Helm.
Mrs. Tillie d. Wilson of Omar had
as her dinner guests on New Years
Lee Murray, Mr.. and Mrs. James Muir
ray. Mr.. and Mrs. John Murray of
Our community extends heartfelt
sympathy to Mr.. and Mrs. p. Ray
mond Hudson and family in the loss
of their dear little son, four year-old
Everett, who passed away suddenly
on Sunday morning at their home in
Mrs. Noah w. Atkins, Mrs. John
Gordy and son, Master Zane Gordy,
of Millsboro, were Sunday callers at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. e. G. Crooks
on Reed street,
studies at the University of Della
ware and has volunteered in the En-
Corps of the u. s. Army and
left on "Wednesday morning for his
new destination.
Mr.. and Mrs. James ri. Atkins of
Dagsboro, entertained to Sunday din
ner, Mr.. and Mrs. George Campbell
and daughter, Miss, Viola of Frank
ford; Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Smith and
son Charles of Selbyville, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Donoway of Pittsville, Md;
Mrs. Raymond Smith and mother,
Mrs. Hall of -Willards. Nd.
The Rev. and Mrs. L. Rodney Boaz
and hnfapk daughter Judith Mo ril&ns
left town on Sunday afternoon, mo-
toring to Trenton, N. j., TO spend a
week visiting their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul o'Neil and the Rev. and
Judy's first long trip and ut-of-state
visit and we hope the weather viii
be fine and the trip without any un-
pleasant features. This popular trio
will return to the manse on Saturday
o be on hand for duty next Sabbath.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Tingle of
omar had as their guests. last Satur-
lay, Mr.. and Mrs. James Law of Phil
ldelphia. Mrs. Maude Tingle Jarvis
md sons, Norman, Jr., and Wayne of
,elbyville.
Chester Hudson and Miss Gertrude
yrocker motored down from Philadel- !
,hia on Christmas Eve with Mr.. and |
drs. Thomas Hastings and Ed. Hast /
ngs, and spent Christmas Day with |
ar. and Mrs. c. G. Crocker and sons, |
edwin Crocker of College Park, Md, |
nd c. David Croeker of Hedgesville'
v. Va.
A congregation of 81 people who be-
TIRED themselves to attend the spe-
ial candlelight service at $3.50 o.
lock Christmas morning in the Pres
yIeflan Onufcn, lelI amply Tepalu
or the effort in the. atmosphere that
revailed the little building and the
pirit of Peace on Earth, Good Will
o Men" inspired by the timely and
nspirational service conducted by the
oung pastor. The presence of Mrs.
udy. was greatly appreciated.
The Presbyterian Sunday school
resented an unusually fine and up-to-
ate Christmas program in the church
n Monday evening. In Miss Carolyn
lowell this group has an invaluable
omprises the family of William Z.
lowell will bear watching.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney Locates of
-noX street are the proud parents of
baby boy, born on Sunday. Decem-
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hudson were
unday dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
.rthur A. Banks and son, Jeffrey Ar
1ur. at their new home on the du-
ont Boulevard. F"i'..
Mr.. and Mrs William Leonard and
aughter, Ginger Ann of New. Castle,
.ith Mrs. Leonard's' parents, Mr.. and
Irs. Harry B. Hudson. They also Wis
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur A. Banks and
Francis Mariner spent a part of the
hristmas vacation in Wilmington Wis
IT. and Mrs. Timothy Michaels and
IT. and Mrs. Harold Coffin.
Miss Joyce Hudson. was the over
ght guest on Saturday of Mrs. Ar
lur Banks. f.H.,r
The. office blotter says: God often
wards us, not by changing the cir
INSTANCES of our lives, but by chang 3,
lg the our attitude toward them"
iss Derrlckson Resigns
Miss A. Blanche Derrickson, former
OF Frankford, and for the past 80
ears, a member of the faculty at the
illiamson School, III Delaware Ccun- [
2, Pa, spent a part of the Christmas
olidays with her sister and brother ,
l-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan t. Gum.
n Thatcher street. She was enroute
, her recently acquired new home in ,
t. Petersburg, Fla.
On October 8, Chis year, Mss Der
ckson presented her resignation 10
le board of trustees of the school,, TO
Ike effect on December II. At that 1
me they expressed their regret at
er leaving and thinked her for giving
hem so long a period in which 20 To-
ate a successor. Her reason for re-
gning is that each year the duties
ave become more arduous and she