Milford chronicle., 1945-09-21
FRANKFORT

On Saturday, September II. at
the home of her parents at New
Brunswick. y. j.. Miss Frances ia
coby became the bride of First
Lieutenant John WillOughhy FL
lis. Jr.. recently returned from
many months OF active Army ser
vice i'll Europe. Lieutenant Ellis is
the son OF the late J W. Ellis and
Mrs. DaSia Tunnel Ellis OF Frank
ford. The bride. who is the dau2h-
ter of Mrs Madeline {. Jacohy.
was attired in a beige suit and
wore corsage Of brown orchids.
She was given in marriage by an
uncle. Adrian c. Chamberlain
Miss Adaline Messerschmitt. har-
pist. played the wedding music.
Sergeant IneZ Subert. maid of hon
or. was the brides only attendant.
Charles Ellis. brother of the
bridegroom was best man. The
Rev. Laban chamberlain. an uncle
Of the bride. performed the cere-
mony, following which d reception
was held at the home OF the bride
mother.
The brides mother wore Il green
dress and corsage OF Orchids The
mother of the bridegroom wore
dusty rose gown and cOrsage OF
orchids.
The bridal party was entertain
ed on Saturday evening by Mr.. and
Mrs. Grant f. Wilber of Beverly
Hills, Pa
Hospital Aide c William 5.
Long, III, L. S. Navy, on shore
leave from the l. S. S. Canberra,
was a Sunday guest at Long Acres
with his uncle and aunt. Mr.. ana
Mrs. RAYMOND Poole Long and his
cousins. Captain and Mrs. Herbert
A. Trucksess. Jr.
While her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Ellis. We're out oil town
attending the wedding Of her un-
Gle. Miss Mary Helen Ellis visited
AT the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Topp
NJ. Heath.
Dr. Robert S Long. Jr.. is en-
loving a much needed ana great!
deserved rest this week AT Atlahllc
City, y. j.
Mr. and Mrs. james Baker nave
recently purchased cottage at
Fenwick Island and entertained lO
dinner there one day last Week VII
and Mrs. William II. Truitt ano
granddaughter. Dolores. Mrs. fu
die ! Mager. Jr.. and son DONNIE
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Evans ah'
children. Gerald Wayne. and Sari
Iae Mr.. and Mrs Otis Baker. WI
and Mrs. George JARVIS ana ga ."
Ter. Mary Ellen. Of Berlin. MA
Flight Lieutenant Donald Long
Il & NJ. c.. youngest son ol VII
and Mrs. Everett Long. ST.. !
again on active duty in the II"
cific area. :., 80,
Mrs. Louise NAPLES Smith am'
little daughter. Mary haclii
smith who have been spending I'll
SIMMER with Mary Racllla III"
tarnal grandparents. Mr. ana MrS
George y. Wales i'll FfahkloI'
have returned home to Ne" loi
CITY in anticipation OF the a. !. va q
home from China of Daddy 9inItl
Mr. and Mrs. Preston l.. Il
liams and family have returned
their pleasant home on Cdie
street after having spent the sun
mer at their cottage at Itelo'''
Beach. u .,sti
I NcCabe. ST., and Norman
NcCabe were the Sunday anne
guests of Mr.. and Mrs tpe : W.
Cabe and family at their NON
Mr. and Mrs. Chester '. Hudso
and little son Butch from 81. MA
Tins Neck. Md. called on Gram
Crocker last Friday evening
Mr. and Mrs. Charles fleet"o'
and daughter. Miss Virginia. III
tored down from Wilmington
Saturday and spent the "eeh,t
I'LL tboir narrntS. Mr. and MI
Albert f. Parsons. N,
Mrs. Susie Sherer Vlslttu a. a.
Hattie Williamson on "eun'''ut 10
Master Barton Udell is III the :.
iversitv of Pennsylvania Hospi'
in Philadelphia, recovering ~
an appendectOmy.
The little Misses Janet hc "
Judith Lynn. twin infant uI nn1 "1
ters of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Eii
IL
visited their maternal gra"Gp' n;'
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Hudson III DIE m
on. Md. while their pafeh'S w; ";
ont of town attending the "euu'
Of their big uncle. Lieutenant
W. Ellis, Jr. :, ,1o,.tou
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Mortom
Ocean city. Md. We're sum
guests of Mrs Susie SheferS a
daughter Genevieve' as ,', Were W. W.
Josephine Dennie and MISS pV
Oakes from Salisbury. Ma;
u. S. Merchantmen Alt"m
Bunting was the week-ehu ~ ;"
Of his mother, Mrs. Olive r. Il"
ing and sons. ,... i
Lieutenant Harold Dukes :
G. G.. was a recent visitor AZ
home OF his mother. Mrs t"A''
Dukes. -, 49,,
Campbell's store is sun '"'
bells store. Through another