Milford chronicle., 1942-08-21
FRANKFORT.
State Mortlclans Name

Clinton H. watson, Frankfort
funeral director, was elected presi
dent OF the Delaware State Funera
Directors Association at dinnei
meeting in. the dupont Hotel, Viii
mington, last week.
I A short time ago Lawrence Hud
son, eldest son of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Hudson of Thatcher street
entered the U. S. Army via For
Dix, N. ]. ben" is a well-knowI
character here and his friends hops
that he will enjoy camp life,
Ii Last Monday, the 10th. the Frank
ford ambulance rushed Mrs. Will
! liam Rogers to the Beebe Hospital
at, Lewes! where theE stork' was
waiting with "a bouncing baby
Daddy Bill is in the Army.
| FisherfIan's Luck
One day last week, Messrs
bob Goodwin and William N. Truiti
| Of Frankford, while fishing from
the shore OFF Isle of Wight, below
Fenwick, caught 64 hardheads and
/ about a dozen king fish. They re-
\ port thot they. were using the, same
kind of bait as others fishing along
the shore who weren't catching.
Last Saturday, the local office of
the Paramount Poultry Co. was
closed because its manager, Cal
/ Hudson, had an important en-.
gagement. In celebration Of their
33rd wedding, anniversary, Mr.. and
Mrs. Calvin c.. Hudson left their
new home on Clayton avenue to
take an unannounced motor trip.
Miss Flroence Walters and two
girl friends from Philadelphia
were the weekend guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Phillip, Ellwanger.
Miss Blossom freshman of Bal
timore, Nd. is spending the week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Rollin L. Hud-
son and family at their home on
I Clayton avenue. The young lady is
the special guest of Joyce and Bar
bara Jean; with whom she became
acquainted while they were visiting
their uncle and aunt Mr.. and Mrs.
Sirman ID. McAiiistef, who, reside
near her home in Baltimore. 81
Edward Hudson, youngest son of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hudson of
Thatcher street, arrived home on
Saturday to spend a few days on
duty. Ed is one Of our local boys
who brave the dangers to shipping
by working on an oil tanker be-
tween Philadelphia and Texas. On
recent trip he witnessed the at
tack and sinking of one of the YES
sells, in the; convoy, of which his
boat was a member. M
Mr.. and Mrs. James Long of
Clayton avenue, and their daughter,
Mrs. Elizabeth L. Stowman, who is
yacationing here with them, had
the pleasure of the company of the
latter,s twin sister, Mrs. Dukes, of
Ardtnore, Pa, for few days re-
Gently.
On Sunday, Mrs. Long and Mrs.
StowI1ian left here on the first lap
of a trip that will take them to an
Army Fort in Tennessee to visit
their son and grandson, James
StowmaIi. We are impatiently
awaiting. the return of the travel
ers. to hear his better halfs report.
OF the trip:
Mrs. .Dasia. II. Ellis and her
daughter-inrlaw, Mrs Charles
Elhs, and little granddaughter,
Mary G4elea lis ats spending g=thel
month IN their cottage at Bethany
Beach. s's2 sA ~
Last week ON wednesday morn
ing, the peaiing of the Methodist
church-bell was the signal for the
assemblage OF all members Of that
church school who wished to par
ticipate in the annual Sunday
school picnic at Bethany Beach,
Miss Josephine Tooker, who is
studying voice for the opera in New
York City, arrived here on Satur-
day to spend her vacation with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John j.
Tooker, and sisters, the Misses
Carolyn and Virginia, at their
home on Thatcher street. Next
Sunday the young artist will favor
us with solo during the morning
service at tn g Presbyterian
Church, with which her family is
affiliated. ,.s, set
Last Wednesday evening, Aug. IL,
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Carmine OF
Millsboro, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Mordecai H. Hudson and family.
In honor OF her, brothers natal day
Mrs, Earmine arrived armed With
iceaerearn and a delicious birthday
cake. 4 Our genial ,iisenser q OF
feeds was the, recipient of several
useful gifts ~ & .,5sss t,Ff g
Where are our citizens going
every evening this week when we
see them beaded towards omar2
Why, they, are taking advantage OF
the esopportunity extended to all in
last week 8 (, Chronicle. They are
enjoying the services each night
at the Full Gospel Church in Omar,
where the Rev. and Mrs. Charles
Campbell, New York ,evangelists,
are presenting the, old7fashioned
Gospel Message in word and song.
Al. Harrison EshAm, only son of
Mr. and Mrs Clarence n. Esham,.
has answered the call to arms, and
entered the service OF his country
on Wednesday. 4
Mrs. Herbert A. Trucksess. Jr.,
librarian at the Bala-C -Cynwyd Me-
mortal Library at Cynwyd, Pa, has
arrived at Long Acres. for a three
weeks vacation with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs, Raymond Poole Long.
Mrs. Trucksess is the recent bride
ofiLt.e Hecheft Arnold Trucksess,
Jr.. U. IS. M.g.C.. at Quantico, Va.
Gl;.The office ablotter says: HE
preacheth we'll; who liveth WELL.