Milford chronicle., 1943-01-29
FRANKFORT

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| Mr.. and Mrs. James B. Hudson
entertained at dinner on Saturda,
: evening. The occasion was in hon
or of Mrs. Hudson's birthday. Din
= ner guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Johl
A. Tingle. Mrs. Mary Elizabetl
Tingle, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson o. Nc
Cabe, Jr., Donald Simpler and R. A
Purcell.
Pvt. William A. Truitt is at hom
from an army camp in Florida
spending a short furlough with hi
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William P
Truitt, his sister, Mrs. PhilliI
Webber. and his maternal grand
mother, Mrs. Asher Godfrey, o.
Clayton avenue.
On Monday morning, Mrs. Clar'
ence Coffin was called to Milford tC
assist in the care of her daughter
in-law. Mrs. Roland c. Coffin. and
infant son, whose arrival last week
Wednesday is hereby announced.
On Monday morning. January 21
! Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton Moore of Re-
hObOth. became the proud parents
of twin sons. The little fellows are
the grandsOns of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Holloway of our town. and grand
nephews of Mrs. Malverna Fl. Long.
The MoOres have another child,
Carol. six years old. Mr. Moore is
an active RehOboth pharmacist.
On Sunday. Fidelity. Lodge. |. O..
o. F.. turned out en- masse and
wOrshipped with the hcOngregatiOn
of the Frankford Presbyterian
Church.
Second Lieut.. Ward w. Dasey. Jr.
left on Saturday for Fort Hulen.
Texas, after having spent a few
days leave with his parents, Capt.
and Mrs. Ward W. Dasey.
Congratulations are in order for
Mrs. Elizabeth Howard. who OBJ
served her natal day on Sunday.
The little lady now can boast of
her r-score-and-ten. We all wish
her comfort and ease during the
next decade
Those families who have not yet
contributed their quota of two
quarts of canned food to the local
food bank are urgently requested
to carry same to the local fire
house for deposit in the food bank.
Hours are the free library hours
2 to and 6:30 to s p. NJ. every
Tuesday.
James c. Hudson celebrated his
eighty-frst birthday anniversary
last week. He is an active citizen,
whose willingness to help others is
one of his best known features.
Sergt. Russell d. Jones of the
Georgetown State Police station.
and Mrs. Jones. accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Graves OF
Georgetown. were in town on Sun
day to attend church services and
visit local friends.
Miss Carolyn f. Powell. only
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
+. Powell. has enrolled in a nurses
training school at Wilmington. She
is greatly missed here where she
was an active worker in all social
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school.
Much credit is due the local plane
spoilers who man the afraid warn
ing post atop the firehouse in pairs
for three-hOur watches "a hours
per day every day of the week. This
volunteer service is given without
reservation and with no thought of
reward.
Mrs. Anne Hickman is still a pa
tient in the Beebe Hospital at
Lewes. where a broken ankle is
slowly mending. Wouldn't it be IA
friendly gesture for her friends TO
send her card or letter?
Since calnivals, dinners. and
other Embarrassing projects are out
until after the war, the FrankfOrd
Volunteer Fire Co. extends to each
Ocal family an opportunity to con-
ribute whatever it can afford TO
assist in the upkeep and current
expense of the equipment of the
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence T. Esham
we're pleased to have their son. A.
Harrison Esham. at home with
hem few days recently.
Edward Hudson, a member of L.
). Merchant Marine. spent a part
If last week at home with his par
,nts. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hudson.
lis elder brother. Lawrence. who
s in the L. S. Army. did not get
lome last week as was expected.
The observance of the tenth /
of their daughter. Miss {
Jean. was cause for cele- {
ration at the home of Mr. and Mrs
lOllin l.. Hudson one day last {
ieek.
Friends here were pleased to re-
eive cards from Seaman and Mrs.
.lbert Russell i'll Pensacola, Fla, G
here Mr.. Russell is training with '
le Navy. and from Sergt. Wilmer
. Lewis. now located in Ventura, c
alifOrnia j
The office blOtter says: Don't
,rget to get a supply of sausage. a
understand next Tuesday will be t
Day"