Milford chronicle., 1943-11-05
FRANKFORT

FNANAFOND
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Trimble,
Sr., of Bethany Beacn, accompanied
by Mrs. George X. Trimbie, ,1r., and
two children, Bruce aud Jane, left
on Friday by motor car to spend
the winter in st. Petersburg, Fla.
George, Jr.. is at present rubber
technician in Brazil, South Amer
lea, doing research work. A daugh-
ter, Lieut.. Louise Trimble Jones,
Army Nurse Corps. is on duty some
place in England. while her hus-
band. Cpl. Griffith l. Jones. Jr., is
on active duty at base in the
South Pacific. "a
Miss Ruth Messick, sophomore
at the University of Delaware,
spent the weekend at home with
her mother, Mrs, S. ], Messick. :
Miss Eunice Penuel spent a. few
days recently at home with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Manford
Penuel. while classes were sus-
pended at Beacon Business Col
lege, during the sessions of the
d. S. E. A. meeting at Wilmington.
On Friday of this week. Mrs.
Luvenia u. Disharoon viii be re-
minded by her local friends that
she has attained the distinction of
being four-score and two years
young. The Chronicle and its read
ers take this opportunity of saying
Happy Birthday, Neighbour ,.,;..
Mrs. NJ. A. Jury who has been
staying with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Boatwrigbt, is spending
the next two weeks visiting friends
in New York and New. Jersey. Her
husband. Capt. NJ. A. Jury, is on ac-
tive Army duty. e.c
Mr. and Mrs. Walter f. Wright
ands daughter, Joyce Ann. moved
from Knox street TO Eagle Square
last week. So ...
Capt. Ebe T. Chandler and Aus
tin J. McCabe had the pleasure of
the company of their grandsons.
and sons. respectively. Mr. Harley
McCabe. of Detroit. Mich, and Mr..
A. James McCabe. Jr., of New York
City. over the past weekend.
One of our erudite citizens sug-
gests that Col. Alb. seven-year- /
old son of our popular barber, Mr..
Charlie Franklin. might quite prop /
erly be dubbed "a little shaver"
Mrs. Norris Campbell has return /
ed from the Milford Memorial Hos
pital to the home of her son. Rod /
ney Campbell
Aunt SuZy sez Tn a promise, /
not what you thought but what you
said. is to be considered"
Mr.. and Mrs. MOrdecai H. Hudson
at dinner last Thursday .
evening in honor of the goth birth
day of their daughter. Miss Bette
Hudson, secretary to the superin-
tendent of the John NJ Clayton
School. Among the guests was Mr..
Lester Hastings of MillsborO. This
young soldier has recently return
ed from a years duty with the
Army at Greenland.
Mrs. W. E. Powell entertained
her Sunday School class with
Halloween party at her home on
Saturday evening.
Miss Marion Ruth Travis, daugh-
.er of Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Ira
lis of West Pittston, Pa. became
he bride of Mr.. Charles Z. Coffin,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Coffin of FrankfOrd. at six
o'clock Saturday evening in the
First Presbyterian Church at Lans-
iowne. Pa. The Rev. G. Malcolm
Van Dyke Officiated. A reception
'or members of the immediate FAM
lies was given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl VOlbrath. uncle and aunt of
he bride, at the American Legion
Home. where they reside. The bride
was attired in a slate blue suit,
itch trimmed, with brown acces-
;ories, and wore 4 corsage of Or
:hids. Mrs. Coffin. 1884 graduate
If West PittstOn High School. is ;
by the Navy Department.
Mr. Coffin. who has been employed
~ the Mazer Paper Co. in Colling-
lale. Pa. will ente" the Coast
iuard service after short honey
noon in the South. Mrs. Coffin
will establish her residence at 6S
Cast Baltimore avenue in Lans- {
lOwne. Pa. The following Out-Of-
own guests attended both the ,
Wedding and reception. Mr.. and
hrs Raymond Travis. Mr.. and Mrs.
David Jenkins and Mrs. A. w. Stew
ms of West Pittston; Mr.. and Mrs. ,
ialrh V. Bond and Mr.. and Mrs. +. ,,
I. Shepherd Of Teaneck. n. j.; Mr..
nd Mrs. Henry Laderer. Hacken- ,
ack. n. j.: Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence D.,
'Offin. Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Coffin, :
nd Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Bunting
f FraDkford, and Mr.. and Mrs.
.eROy Coffin of COllingdale, Pa.