Milford chronicle., 1942-09-18
FRANKFORT

pital in Salisbury, Md, where she wa
under observation for several day
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward NJ. GosIss o
Stockley were dinner guests of Mrs
Leonard Short and her niece, Mrs
Watkins on Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Baker spent q
week recently in Keller, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Boatwrighi
have returned from a vacation in New
York City. Upon their return they
presented to the Presbyterian Church
handsome silk American Flag, in
honor Of the young men of this church
now serving in the armed forces Of
our country. -f
Mrs. George P. Hickman spent a
week recently with her nephew, Calvin
Gum and family In Showell, Md.
Miss Ruth Messick is a freshman
student in the Womefi's College at the
University Of. Delaware in Newark.
Mrs. Herman B. Gray, Jr., and
daughter Patricia Ann, of Laurel, Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hickman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker Hudson of
Wilmington. visited friends here re-
centlya ~, F.1-
william S. Long, Jr., of DGndalk,
Md, spent the past weekend here
with his family; SD 4 ss
Several Of the local members at
tended the opening meeting of Frank
ford Chapter No. IL, o. E. S., last
Wednesday evening in the chapter
room at MillviIie.
At its next regular session, on, Sep
tember 20, this chapter will be honor
ed by visit from the officers of the
Grand Lodge Of Delaware, Order Of
the Eastern Star. At this time the
Ladies Aid Society of Bethel Church
in Millville will serve the chapter and
its guests their annual banquet.
Miss Carolyn Tucker is now first
year student at Park College in Park
vile, Missouri.
Postmaster Claiborne A. Boothe and
Mrs. .Boothe spent a part Of their vaca-
lion in Lynbrook, N. " with the lat
er's sister, Mrs, Frank Sanders.
Mrs, William Rogers and infant,
little Bill. ,Jr., have. gone to live with
Mrs. Rogers parents, Mr., and Mrs.
Everlee Kitchens in Selbyyille, while
Daddy Billp is, in, the Army.
Mrs. Herbert A.. Trucksess, Jr,, hav-
hg arranged for substitute in her
,ositiol as librarian at the Bala-Syh-
yyd Memorial Library, spent a few
laws here at the home of her par |
nts, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Poole
.ong, before leaving for New River,
'. c., where she will remain while
Ter husband, Lieutenant. b, ,TEucksess,
s in training at nearby f0tt,s4,
Miss Lettie Matthews, who recently
listed her sister, Mrs William S.
.ong and family, has returned to her
Iuties as instructor of Library Science
n Florida State College at Tallahassee
florida. '..s ~.
Capt. Ebe T. Chandler has returned
D his home on Main street after having
pent the summer season at his Bethany
leach cottage. - ~:
Miss Carolyn Powell and brother,
Jan Powell, spent few days with
elatives at Bethany. Beach. +, St, E. -
Mrs. William M. Boaz of Trenton,
I. IL, arrived at the manse a few
ays- ago to assist her son, the Rev.
!. Rodney Boaz,. in the care of Mrs.
Ioaz and the little Miss Judith MARI
ln. The younger Mrs. Boaz has been
lightly indisposed for the past few
leeks. II is sincerely hoped that she
yilI soon be able to resume her active
fe in our community. "a i
On Monday, Labor Day on That
her street, it was doctor Bob" at 1
m., Tuesday, with the arrival Of
fairy Frances at the Beebe Hospital
/ Lewes, the salutation became, dad
y Doc" We are pleased to report
lat mother and father, baby and the
roud grandmother, Mrs. Malverna H.
ong, are all doing well.
Sergeant and Mrs. James E. Carey,
no were married on Labor Day in
Ie Roxana Methodist Church, have
turned from a honeymoon spent in
tlantic City, N. j.. a... l.,
DR.. and Mrs. w. Ofville Daisey of
RUTLAND, Md, and Mr., and Mrs.
aymond B. Morris of Selbyville, re-
ntly entertained a party of guests to s
inner at the Townsend Hotel at ]
sthany Beach. Those present were:
Ir. and Mrs: Burton G, Cannon, Mr.. !
ID Mrs. Clarence T. Eshanf, the Rev.
ID Mrs. William c. Watson, Mr.. and :
irs. Topp M. Heath, MIR. and Mrs. t
lillian E. Powell, Mr.. and Mrs. !
hin A. Tingle, JrJ and Mrs. Carleton {
Fooks, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Carey, n
RS. Robert S. Long, Sr.,' Mrs. H. B. I
Iepherd, Mrs. Elisha Dukes, Sr, and q
Hancock ft.-..y. :-....a.. ]
Rally Day will be observed at all d
rvices in the Frankford Presbyterian i
iurch. on Sunday, September 27. All y
e urged to attend and enjoy the n
of this live congregation.
DIR. and Mrs. John Lee Riley of Snow Il
III, Md, have announced the en- N
cement of their only daughter, Miss a
rginia Lee Riley and Edwin Gilbert a
ocker of Rochester, Mimi. e
The ,bride-to-be was awarded, her c
chelor's degree at Wellesley College
a Masters degree at the Univer- RI
y of Maryland in College Park, Md. =
E has been teaching chemistry for =
yeral years in the, high school at
can City Md. The groom-to-be
is graduated with a B. S. in, agri-
ture at the University Of Delaware
1886 and is active in church and
ange work, l., j,;,o5 g. 49,
Miss Riley has selected Friday, Sep
ihet is, as the wedding day. After a
eff honeymoon, trip in the Land O.
kes, Mr.. and Mrs. CrockeE will re-
E in Rochester, MINI, where the
,om is employed under Civil Ser
I by the u, S, Department Of Agri-
Much pre-nuptiaI entertaining, has
d done in Miss Riley,s honor by her
nv friends on the Eastern. Shore.
H. and Mre. Lark MiddIefon have