Milford chronicle., 1945-05-18
FRANKFORT

That new voice broadcastinc at
the home of Mr. and Mrs Israel
Townsend is their brand new
granddaughter. Billy Jean. whose
daddy. RadiOman Albert Rus
sell. is on t. 5. Naval duty in the
Pacific area Mrs. Russell and the
little one returned from the Mil
ford Hospital on Thursday.
Mrs Chester Tinglc has return
ed from the Milford Memorial Hos
pital where she underwent surgery
and is rccuperating satisfactorily
at her home
On Thursday afternoon many of
our tOwsnpeoplc visited the John
NJ Clayton School to enjoy the
splendid art exhibit of work of
students OF the school under the
able supervision of our state art
director. Miss Edith L. MITCHELL
Private George Waples has re
Gently returned home from over
seas duty in the Pacific area, and
is visiting his sister. Mrs. Virginia
Sturgis. who conducts hair dress
ing salon on Reed street.
ings of Sussex county farm leaders
representing oranges. home demon
stration groups and i'll club. to
explain the Dumbarton Oaks pro-
pOsals, was held last Thursday
evening in the John NJ. Clayton
School.
The leaders explained the plar
on Friday evening at Demar
School and in the Laurel School
this week on Tuesday night.
Similar meetings have been held
in BridgevilIe. IIarbeson and Mil
ford
Miss Gertrude Holloway. home
demonstration head. Mrs. Margaret
Nelson. All club director, ard
William Henderson, Sussex county
agricultural agent. are heading the
effort to spread the knowledge of
the peace plan.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Therl Long arc
rejoicing over the arrival of an in
FAINT daughter ON Wednesday, May
9. in the Peninsula Hospital in
Salisbury Md.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Y. Hudson
and family of Bishop Md. spent
part of Mothers Day with Mr.
and Mrs c. G.. Crockcr
Mrs Ida Dcrrickson spent a few
days last week visiting friends in
Wilmington.
About thirty young ladies. mem
bers of the United Daughters. d
Sunday school class of the locdI
Methodist Church. were pleasantly
entertained last Wednesday eve
ming by Miss Helen l.. Hudson a
her home on Reed street.
Miss Joyce Hudson spent a re
cent Weekend in Wilmington.
Mrs. Jack POorc of ElsmcrC Wis
tied her mother. Mrs. G.. Earl Ware
on Sunday.
Or. and Mrs Robert S. Long, Jr
entertained to dinner last Thurs
day evening DR. and Mrs. Rchar
Beebe. Or. and Mrs. Erwin STAN
baugh Or. and Mrs. Howard
Staten. Jr.. DR. and Mrs. Jane
Beebe and Mrs Kenneth BriCklC
of Lewes.
The W. S. C. S. met in the sun
day school room OF the Methods
Church on Monday evening. Th
president Mrs Everett f. Stoke
presided The hOstcsscs were Mr.
Hirons Mumford. Mrs.~~Gardnt
Thomas. Mrs Carson Thomas. Mr.
Francis Lynch. Mrs. Robert Got
win and Mrs. Orna Goodwin.
Mrs. Burton c. Cannon went
Newport News. Va, recently
visit her mother. Mrs. 5. \. Mac
lin. who is confined to- hOspit
there as the result of an autom
bile accident in which she Su
tanned broken ribs and nervO
shock
Mrs. John Wicnski of IIartfOl
Conn. was recent house que
of Mr.. and Mrs TOpp NJ. Heath.
Mrs. William g. Watson recent
entertained hcr friend. Mrs. Ad
line Hays of Williamsport, Pa.
The Frankford New CCntu
Club was hostess to the Lord b;
timore WOmcn's Club in the {
sembly room of the fire house
Friday evening. The meeting W
opened with singing of our I
tional anthem. '"ThC Star-Spangl
Banner" followed by the rcadi
of the club Collect. then the Il
pledge was repeated in unison. I
president. Mrs. Edward L. Nor
welcomed the guests. Mrs. K;
mond Belts responded in the ;
sence of the visiting clubs pre-
dent
The reciprocity Chairman, NJ
Raymond Poole Long. annount
the following program:
Clarinet solo. Miss Jolene NJ
ray.
Reading. I'm the Hammoc
Mrs Lehman Helm.
Two vocal numbers were civ
by high school students. the Mis-
Marjorie Chamberlain. Ann 10
and Dolores Vickcrs.
Solo. Miss NickcrS. acCOmpan
at the piano by Miss Joan Ste,
music instructor at the John
Clayton School.
A synopsis of citizenship i
gram was given by Miss Sally G
Hall.
Mrs Amelia Maby told of pl
on international Relations.
A debate entitled "The Dehat
Society" was given by Mrs. r
ert S. Long, ST.. acting as CHI
man. The affirmative was supp,
ed by Mrs William a. Gum
and Mrs. John S. Tingle. Jr.
negative by Mrs. Harold A. Ly
and Mrs. George w HOrSCy