Milford chronicle., 1942-08-07
FRANKFoRp

allow on Thatcher street While n
is ON vacation from his duties oi
the faculty of Peddie School a
Hightstown, N. ]. Mr.. TimmonI
was principal OF the F'rahRfor,
schools for II years prior to ae
ceptfng the position which he ha,
filed at Peddie for the past 1;
years. His son, Lafayette Timmon;
conducts retail grain store ii
Dagsboro. ssk%- ssfs
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland C. Coffin o.
Milford, and Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
Bunting, of Dagsboro, called on
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Coffin one day last week.
Mrs. Paul Murray and little
daughter, Danny Lee, of Selbyyille
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John d. Furman, a couple of days
recently. -is7 o M f3S
The Rev. and Mrs. william M.
Boaz returned to their manse in
Trenton, N. j., last Thursday after
having spent a fortnight visiting
their children, the Rev. and Mrs.
L. Rodney Boaz and Miss Judith
Marilyn Boaz, at the manse on
Thatcher street. We feel certain
that any spelling of Miss Judy
which may have been accomplished
by the paternal grandparents will
be wisely and promptly remedied
by her stern and sagaciohs parents
Two of our local landmarks have
been obliterated for the duration.
does not propose to fur
nish signposts for enemy craft or
Axis agents. A few weeks ago the
name of the town and other identf-
flying lettering on the water tower
was painted out. This week the
slender white spire of the Metho-
dist Church has been given a com
plete new covering of black wealth
erproof shingles to render it in
1t is surmounted by a
new weathervane, the gift of Sam
Lockwood. Much local interest has
been aroused by this direction in
but it has been aptly sug-
yested that despite the controversy
over the exact points of the COM
pass, after all, the spire itself
POINTS out the chief directions for
/ religious 'center-UP and DOWN.
The body Of the edifice is being
covered with white asbestos
Ihingles. 81 T -
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Tingle was
he Weekend guest of her niece,
drs. A. W. Jarvis in Selbyville.
Blessed Event-1SS3 Vintage!
Birthday congratulations are in
rider for FrankfOrd's genial rail-
'oad station master, Gardner
whose arrival was a bless
d event of August 8, 1888.
Mrs. Roxie M. Dukes was happy |
O have her sons, Elmer and Clay
on and her daughter, Miss Eva
Iazel Dukes, at home with her
his past weekend. "'
Last Saturday James Long, age
0 years, demonstrated that even a
oung man can ride a bicycle in
In traversing Main
treet and Clayton avenue, this
yclist reports that it wasn't nee
ssary for him to have a police 'es-
ort to clear the streets. ''s
On Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Ferd S.
,aisey were visited by their son,
n. W. Orvilie, Daisey, Of Fruit
and, Md. y ~ - y - ''''''' -. y"
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter E. Wright
nd baby daughter, Joyce, were
unday guests Of Mrs. Wright's
arents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
vain at Cannons.
Miss Barbara Jean Hudson is
pending some time in Baltimore
18th her aunt, Mrs. Sirman d. Nc
Ulster. 80 - .@'.'a''- %
Mr.. and Mrs. Sirman D. McAllis-
sr returned here last Wednesday
back Mrs. McAllister's mo-
her, Mrs. Ralph Hudson and niece,
Iiss' Lavessa Ann Hudson, who
ad visited them in the city for a
Teek. ''''''
Lehman Helm is enjoying a va
alton from hisduties with the Par
mount Poultry Company. E
Last Thursday evening Mr.. and
Irs. Rollin d. Hudson and chill
rem, Rollin, Jr., Joyce, Barbara
can and Karen Lee, entertained
18th an ice cream festival: Mr.. :
nd Mrs. Lester r. Hudson and
Lavessa Ann and San
ra, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur A. Banks
nd son Jeffrey Arthur, Mr.. and
Irs. Raymond Hickman, and Mr.
nd Mrs. Sirman D. McAllister.P
Chester v. Hudson, who is en-
loyed on government defense
roject at Port Deposit, Md, spent
ast weekend visiting relatives
nd other friends in this vicinity.
The morning worship service at
80 each Sabbath during August
the Presbyterian Church is be-
Ig enhanced by special offerings
vocal music. Last Sunday during
lie dedicatory hour in honor of
lie new service banner an appro- |
tiate solo was rendered by Will
am E. Powell, an elder of the :
iurch. On the third Sunday, Au-
1st 16, the carolling will be done
= the Misses Carolyn Tooker and
arolyn Powell On the 23rd, Miss
,sephine Tooker, who is studying
lice for the opera in New York
Ity, will favor us with a solo.
his young artist is also a daugh-
rHof Mr.. and Mrs. John ]. Took
:, natives of Arkansas, bur re-
;ntly transplanted to the Diamond
ate. The special music on the
lal early service, August 20, will :
, rendered by Mr.. Tooker, accom-
lnied at the pnano by his young
t daughter, Miss Virginia.
The Messrs. Jack Poore and
lend from Gordon Heights, near
ilmington, were weekend guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Ward and
iss Dorothy Ward.
Miss Helen L. Hudson returned ]
har dufiaa at tho State Poultry