Milford chronicle., 1943-10-08
FRANKFORT


Y The Frankford New Century Clu
:. held its regular October meetin
n in the Firehouse last Friday even
ing, Oct. l. The President, Mrs
:, William E. Powell, presided. TIL
= topic for the month, Religion Il
S the Home" was ably presented o.
!. the program hour by Mrs. Lehmal
r Helm. chairman and program lead
er, who prepared and read a pape
!, entitled, This Bible of Ours AM
= How it Came To Be-" Mrs. Helm
introduced Mr. Barlow. a retireI
/ minister from Georgetown, now 4;
member of the faculty of the JohI
, M. Clayton School. who spoke ear
nestly of the effect of religion il
the home. This topic was con
vincingly set forth by the Rev. L
Rodney Boaz. pastor of the Frank.
ford Presbyterian Church. who
stressed the privilege and obliga-
tions of parents in seriously lead
ing a Christian life and training
their children to study the Scrip
lures.
The club provided a suitable col
latiOn of which all partOOk prior
to adjournment at a late hour.
The next regular meeting of this
club will be held on Friday even
ing. Nov. 5.
George w. Wilson. of New York
City. was the guest of Chief of Po-
lice and Mrs. John d. Furman over
the past weekend.
Signalman BIC Layton McCabe of
the Navy. was a weekend guest of
his wife, Mrs. Grace Ann McCabe,
and daughter, Bonnie Blue. at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred w.
Long, near town.
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Evans
have returned home from a weeks
visit in Philadelphia and Audubon.
N. J. AS Mrs. Evans says, East
West-Home's Best"
Worldwide Communion Sunday
was observed locally ON last Sab
bath.
Sergt. Richard Dennis is at home
with his wife and children on fur
Tough from his Army duties near
Boston, Mass.
Lemuel Tingle. who broke his
shoulder recently in Il fall down.
stairs in his home, is making rapid
improvement under the care of his
wife and their daughter. Mrs Pres
ton Williams.
Mrs. Luvenia DisharOOn has re-
turned to her home on Knox St,
after an extended visit at the home
of her SONS in ParsOnsburg. Md.
Mrs. Stella b. Long and Mrs.
Gertrude H. Campbell have severed
their connections with the John NJ.
Clayton School cafeteria. The lat
ter is enjoying a vacation with rel
atives in Philadelphia and Will
mingtOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. William S. Long. Jr.
were pleased to have their son.
William S. Long. 3rd. prospective
Pharmacists Mate of the Navy. at
home on furlOugh this weekend.
Miss Carolyn Powell, student
nurse at Delaware Hospital in Will
mingtoD. was at home for a few
days last week with her devoted
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William f.
Powell. and her brother Dan.
We are sorry to report that the
condition of Mrs. Norris Campbell.
recently operated upon for cancer
at the Milford Memorial Hospital.
is rather serious. In response to
xoII So, l,loo1 dopOre x.-baY, II ha-
came necessary for a TRANSMISSION,
from local young men. Messrs. Bur-
ton G. Cannon. Jr.. James l.. Ham
mer. Jr., Mordecai H. Hudson. Jr.
and Preston C. Williams volunteer
ed and motOred to Milford to be
typed. Mr.. Williams proved to
have the desired type.
1t would be eXpedient for every
to know his type of blood
in case of an emergency. Also at
present the Red Cross blood bank
is seeking TO increase its supply
of blood plasma for wartime neces-
sity. Therefore. the local chapter
of the American Red Cross in con-
junction with the Col. Armwell
Long Chapter. d. A. r., at re-
cent meeting held in the home OF
Mrs. Norman c. Gum. Regent. took
steps toward making arrangements
for the establishment of local
center to which local donors may
report. 1t is earnestly desired that
plans for local blood bank may
be consumated at an early, date.