Milford chronicle., 1942-02-13
FRANKFORT

vacation trip to Florida.
Mr. and MRS. Willis Stevens and
small son, Elwood, visited their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert f.
PARSONS, last Friday.
Mrs. Harvey l.. Kirk spent the
past weekend in Ocean City, Md,
visiting her brother-in-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. George b.
i Cropper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Hudson, of
near DagsborO, were in town on
business last Friday.
Last Tuesday, the. Frankford
Volunteer Firemen were called to a
fire at Ebe Vests, near Dagsboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Baker and
Mr.. Mcdowell motored to Danville.
Va, and spent the weekend visit
ing the latter's relatives and
friends. 't"' tf
Capt. and Mrs. Ward w. Dasey
had as house guests over the past
weekend their son, Ward W..
Dasey, Jr., and two young men
friends from Philadelphia.
/ .Messrs. Levi 7. Bunting and Asa
Bennett were elected members of
the Frankford Town Council at the
regular election on Saturday.
The Frankford New Century
Club was entertained at the home
of Mrs. William K. Monroe, at
Omar, last Friday evening. The
topic for the month, Our Ameri-
can Homes" was well developed by
the program chairman, Mrs. Oscar
Campbell. The Rev. E. l.. Bennett,
of Dagsboro, addressed the group.
Scoutmaster Galen Clark and the
local Boy Scout troop attended
worship service on Sunday at the
Methodist Church in Dagsboro,
when the Rev. T.. l.. Bennett well
coined them and preached an ap-
prOpriate sermon in observance of
the opening of Boy Scout Week.
On Sunday, the 22nd, the Scouts
will worship in the Frankford
Methodist Church.. where they will
be addressed by Capt. Wayne Bur-
ton of Fort Miles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry West, of
Wilmington, who have been on a
honeymoon to New York City.
spent the past weekend in Omar
with their father, Charles West,
and brother, Capt. Andrew West
and family.
February, which is the shortest
month in the year, and sometimes
the toughest, began on Sunday, the
first day of the week and will end |
on Saturday, the last day of the
week. There are two legal holi-
days in the month, Lincoln s Birth
day today and Washington's |
Birthday, the 22nd. Don't forget to
display the Stars and Stripes. /
Let's air Old Glory on every suit .
able OccasiOni
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Long, of
Frankford, spent last Thursday
evening in Selbyville, at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Long, Jr.,
the acquaintance of their .
newest granddaughter, Miss Bar
bara Jean Long.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hickman eel
ebrated the joint birthdays of Mr..
Hickman and their son, Kendall, on
Sunday, by entertaining at a deli
cious turkey dinner at their home.
The guests were Mr.. Hickman's
Mrs. Kendall Hickman, of
Mrs. Hickman's mother,
Mrs. Elizabeth Fisher, of DagsborO,
and brother. Mr.. Minos Tull of Bal
timore, Md, and friend, Miss Char
lOtte Todd, of Salisbury, Md, and
the latter's brother-in-law and sis
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Johnson, of
Miss Betty Steele of
Ocean View, and Mr.. Burton G.
Cannon, Jr., of Frankford. A jolly
lime was enjoyed by all after par =
aking of the splendid dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis F. Daisey, of ;
Omar, were luncheon guests of
heir cousin. Mrs. Maude Tingle
Jarvis, in Selbyville, one day last 4
week. :
Mrs. John Sam Tingle and Mrs.
Wesley StOlte, of Omar, mOtored to 6
Nd, last Friday to take
advantage of Dollar Day sales.
Mrs. Robert S. Long, Sr., and a
Irs. Burton G. Cannon are visit 4
ng friends and enjoying the sun >
hine on the West Coast of Florida.
Last Thursday evening. Mrs. X
yollie C. Gray entertained her \
sunday school class, taught by =
Irs. John A. Clark, at her home in =
)mar. The occasion was in observ- v
nee of the second anniversary of d
he organization.
Mrs. Lehman Helm. who spent b
everal days of last week in Will :,
has returned to her home =
n Thatcher street.
The office blotter says: Save a
our scraps to beat the Japs," and y
Pay your taxes to lick the Axis" =
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Seay had
S their Saturday evening dinner 81
uests Mr.. and Mrs. Bennie Bur- Il
IN. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Bennie Burton n
Iere Sunday guests at Mrs. Bur- al
)n's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. James H
ray.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Lynch en- pl
ertained Sunday night Mr.. and a.
RS. Jessie Cobb, of Williamsville, q
nd MIR. and Mrs. Bennie Burton
nd Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Murray. 5ll
BishOpville, Md. Pl
The Royal Daughters, an active -
ass of young women of the 90,
Methodist Sunday di
.hool. met Thursday night at the da
)me of the president, Mrs. Vollie
Gray, i'll Omar. The occasion st,
as in celebration of the second ho
of the organization of ).
e class. Officers were elected
+ the ensuing year, as follows: sa
resident, Mrs. Therl Long; vice 5Ii
'esident, Mrs. Harold w. Hudson; Fl:
cretary, Mrs. Lillian Tingle; =
easurer, Mrs. Lettie C. Quillen. NJ