Milford chronicle., 1945-04-13
FRANKFORT

Newly elected and appointed Off
GERS OF Fidelity Lodge |. O. @. f..
were installed on Friday evening
by District Deputy Grand Master
Milton *. Fried of the Grand Lodge
OF Delaware as installing officer.
The ID. ID. Grand Master was ac-
cOmpanied by four members Of his
staff. The new officers installed
were: Noble Grand, Rodney Camp
bell; Vice Grand, George Marvel:
past Noble Grand. Alfred r. Ellis:
and chaplain, Levi +. Bunting. The
recording secretary. Norwood G..
Chamberlain, and treasurer, James
l.. Hummer. ST., are holdorCr Of
fiCcrS who make an excellent team
to carry on with the executive Of
ficers of the lodge. The Grand
Master. Charles T. Swain. and the
members of his staff were also
present Visitors present includ-
ed Brother James X. Murray from
a Pennsylvania Lodge. Al the close
of the ceremonies an abundance of
southern fried chicken and home
made ice cream were served to all
present.
Seaman &c James J. Hudson.
having completed course in
training as a L. S. Merchant Mar
iner at Sampson, ~ V. spent the
Eastertide at home with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. a. J. Hudson. of
Frankford. and friends. in Selby-
Vile
Capt. Herbert a. Truckscss. Jr..
of his wife and her parents, Mr..
and Mrs Raymond Poole Long.
The Rev and Mrs. William c.
Watson, of Williamsport, Pa. are
spending some time at their home
in town
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Brasure
have a brand new daughter, Lois
Wilma. CONCENTRATIONS.
Capt. Ebc II. Chandler and Mr.
Austin j. McCabc were Sunday
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs
George Ross Richards at RoXana.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Watson
and family were dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs Elmer West on sun
day Mrs. Gladys Watson and Mrs
Madeline Hickman motOrcd tc
Ocean City in the afternoon and
attended an ice cream party in
the evening.
1t. d. g. and Mrs. c. DaviC
CrOcker mOtOrcd from Arlington
Va, on Saturday and visited 10
cal relatives and friends On sun
day, they were dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Chester V. Hudson ant
family at Bishop. Md
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Truitt
local merchants, have sold THEN
general store on Main Street To Mr.
Harold Murray. OF Sclbyville.
All civic and fratcrnal organi2a
tiOns are uniting in the plea To al
citizens to place contributions o
shoes. clothing. blankets and 0thcI
usuable articles for the L. y. II. r
a. in containers provided for then
in the local fire house. Mrs. Ed
ward l.. Morris. chairman of thi!
NOl tiiN I'll I'VE, ttNtN lStS lItdi StlIII'
one will be on hand to receive don
atiOns from 1000 a. M to TO,
p. m daily during the week of Apri
l6 to 21
ORGANIZATIONS participating ar
J FrankfOrd New Century Club, Co
Armwell Long Chapter of ID. \. Il
Frankford Red Cross. Fidcrt
Lodge. l. o. O. f.. Kcturah Re
bekah Lodge No. T.. Womcn's S.
CiCty OF Christian Service and th
Ladies' Auxiliary Society. All ~
tiCleS donated should he clean. j
good condition. and ready for MS,
Here's fine opportunity to pt
into service those Outmodcd garIr
ents cluttering up your drawt
, space and closets. BE generous
While Mrs. John Godfrey cnioyC
a little trip to Wilmington on Sun
, day. her invalid husband "Unc
Johnny" with whom she has bee
closely confined for the past We;
> in their home here. spent the d;
in the home of their son. Mr.. r
mer Godfrey and family at Dag
bOrO.
4 On Easter Sunday. Mr.. and Nh
ROllin l.. Hudson celebrated the
20th wedding anniversary. Th,
had with them Mrs. HudsOn's pa
cnts. Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Flu
man, and her grandfather. n
Edward Daisey Of Millville. Co
gratulations MarjOry and Rollin
d you've made good beginning Kc