Milford chronicle., 1942-06-26
FRANKFORT


held here on Wednesday evening c
last week.
George w. Hudson was in Dover o.
business last Friday
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Fleetwood an
daughter Virginia, accompanied b,
Rowland E. Parsons motored dow
from Wilmington on Saturday eve
ming to spend Fathers Day with thei
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert f. Par
sons.
to Salisbury, Md, last Saturday.
The Frankford- -Dagsboro cooperativ,
Bible School was opened with an en-,
rollment Of 110 pupils and faculty il
the John NJ. Clayton School at 8 a. m
on Monday. Those who have bicycle.
are urged to use same. Children who
have no means of transportation are
advised to be at the Methodist Church
at 8:45 a. m. and they will be picked
up by one of the cars that can make
room for them.
Early Saturday evening, Miss Del
ema Louise Daisey of Ocean View and
Alton Thomas Rogers of Dagsboro
were united in matrimony by the Rev.
l.. Rodney Boaz, pastor of the Frank
ford and Ocean View Presbyterian
Churches. The ceremony at the manse
in Frankford was witnessed by about
rs mutual friends of the couple, The
] din that spread the news of the mar
/ riage across our quiet town, was mere=
ly the merry making of the friends of
the newly-weds.
a surprise variety shower was given
on Saturday afternoon at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Norwood G. Chamber
lain on Clayton avenue by Miss Yvonne
Chamberlain and Miss Helen L. Hud-
son. in honor of Mrs. Paul Williams.
nee Miss Hilda e. Hudson. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hudson of Frank
ford. The guests present were Mrs.
Esther Hudson, Mrs. Marie Baker.
Mrs. Marjory Ann Campbell, Miss Peg
gy Davidson and Miss Frances Will
liams of Dagsboro; Mrs. Wilson Oliver
McCabe of Millsboro. Mrs. Thomas e.
Bunting, Mrs. Alvana Campbell, Mrs.
Evelyn Morris, Mrs. James Baker.
Mrs. Therl Long, Mrs. ]. Walter Car
mean, Mrs. Levi T. Bunting and the
Misses Ruth Messick, Carolyn Powell.
Bette Hudson, Wilma Lynch, and Hell
en- L. Hudson of F'rankford.
Invited guests who sent gifts but
were unable to attend were: Mrs.
Francis M. Gum. 3rd, Mrs. Preston L.
Williams, and the Misses Ida G. Wat
son. Bertha Elizabeth Cannon, Mary
Elizabeth Gum, Eunice Penuel. Verma
Archer, Dorothy Ward, Melrath and
Odelta Lynch. After the bride had
opened the many lovely gifts, the hos
tess served dainty refreshments of
fruit punch and waters.
On ounudy NIAONCA
met with an accident while out riding
horseback between his home near town
and Don's Restaurant on the dupont
Boulevard. The spill occurred near the
Tuxedo Feeds Warehouse on Clayton
avenue, when his mount lost its foot
ing and fell on the hard surfaced road
after leaving the short dirt cross road.
Mr.. Glover was left on the cement,
while his riderless steed hurried on
hemeward. A neighber, seeing the EN-,
PITY saddle, went to the rescue, and and
carried Frank home. Fortunately, the
young man was not seriously injured,
and we predict that ere long Glover
will ride again!
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Carmine and
grandson. Terry Carmine; of Millsboro,
were Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mordecai H. Hudson on Reed street.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Crocker will OBJ
serve the 30th anniversary of their
wedding on Friday. June rs.
The Messrs. Kendall Hickman, NOR
man Lewis, Bill Rogers and Chester
West are our most recent draftees to
meet the requirements of their selec-
tive service board and will be inducted
into the Army on July 2.
The office blotter says: Now Is the
time to turn in that old scrap rubber.
Get it out Of your way, and into the
defense effort"
A smart marriage of interest to So
ciety folk of the Delmarya Peninsula
was solemnized on Saturday evening,
June 20. at the home of the groom in
Cynwyd, Pa, when Miss Emma How
ard Long. of Cynwyd, daughter of Mr.:
and Mrs. Raymond Poole Long, OF
Frankford, became the bride OF Lieut..
Herbert Arnold Trucksess. Jr., U. S.
NJ. c.. only son of Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert Arnold Trucksess of Cynwyd. Pa.
The bride, who was given in marriage
by her father, chose a gown of white
silk organdy and faille.. Her tulle veil
was arranged with tiara OF howers
similar to those that composed her
bridal bouquet, white. rosebuds. lilies,
and gardenias. Her only ornament was
a necklace of pearls. The bridesmaids
were Miss Mary Helen Buckley of Phil
adelphia, and Miss Mary Boughton OF
Cynwyd. They were attired IN Towns
of yellow silk Jersey and carried arm
bouquets of yellow roses. Mr.. Truck
sess, Sr., served as best man for his
son, The wedding music was played
by the brides aunt, Mrs. Topp Morton
Heath, of Frankford. The bride mo,
ther was gowned in gray chifton and
she wore a corsage of orchids. The
mother of the groom wore howereo
chiffon gown. Mrs. Heath was becom-
ingly attired in gown OF orchld cnlI-
fon and wore a corsage OF yellow rose
buds. The groom was in uniform OF
the Marine Corps The pastor Of the
Cynwyd Presbyterian Church ofiicia-
ted, After the ceremony reception LOT
relatives and intimate friends OF the
contracting parties was held. The bride
was a student at the Wesley Collegiate
Institute at Dover and graduated from
the John M. Clayton High school IN
1894. She was graduated from wilson
College in Chambersburg, Pa, in 1888
and did graduate work in library sci
ence and research at Drexel in, Phila-
delphia, For several years she has
been librarian at the Bala-Cynwyd
Memorial Library, where she Will con-
tinue for the duration" Lieutenant
Trucksess was educated at Friends
Central School of Philadelphia and re-
ceived his degree at the University oil
Pennsylvania. He enlisted in the. Ma,
rine Corps and is now a commissioned