Milford chronicle., 1945-01-19
FRANKFORT

captain ana MIS-. L. Harvey Kirk.
Jr.. OF Wilmington. Del. announce
the arrival OF a son. l.. Harvey
Kirk Bird. on Thursday evening
January II. at the Delaware Hos
pital i'll Wilmington The " .-tle
cap is a grandson of Mrs. geo
w. HOrsey, OF frankfort. Mr..
Kirk was Miss Helena Walter. III
ValedlctOrian of the class of 1922
OF Frankfort High s, DOL. and is
graduate nurse OF the May 1888
class OF the Delaware Hospital
Miss Duane Calhoun. of Days
boro. was the Weekend ,cst of
Miss Bette Lou Tinglc at the
home of her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Elias H. Tinglc. We understand
that Master Elias II. Buddy" Tin
gle } T., helped to make things
hum during the visit.
Miss Angela Neilen has returned
TO. her school classes in Wilr4~ Q
ton, Del. after having spent The
holidays with her parents. MIR. and
Mrs. Carlton Mellon. who make
their home in the residence Of tn,
late DR. and Mrs Levin w. Muir
ray
Ii was enormously reported in
last week $ letter t'at Mrs. Ray
mond Poole Long and daughter.
Mrs. Tfdcksess, Jr.. were at home
at Long Acres awaiting the return
Oh VIZ. Long from the Bccbc IIoS-
pltal.. As Il matter of fact the
TWO ladies were stopping with Mr..
and Mrs. TOpp NJ. Heath at their
home on Main Street and MIR. Long
Joined them there on Friday when
he returned ON Lcwes.
The United Daughters Sundav
School Class OF the Methodist
Church Will hold ii food sale a;
IL Il. m. on Saturday, january %.
in TRUTHS Filling Station
Apprentice Seaman Edward II.
Hudson. son of Mrs. Ada VI in
sic and the late Erwin f.. Hudson
OF FranEfurd. enlisted in the t.
). Maritime Service ON November
10, 1911. lie has completed his
boot training and was home ON ii
Through recently Mrs. Tinelc
motOred him to Wilmington ON
Sunday III order that he might re
port for training early Monday
morning at Sheepshcad Bay. y. Y
recent graduate Of the John
NJ. Clayton High School. Edward
was employed by the Richards
Bag Co. of SclhyVille
Mr.. and Mrs Will Carminc wcr,
Sunday callers at the home of Mir
and Mrs. Mordccai H. Hudson ana
family other visitors from Mills
hOro We're Mrs. John Gordy anC
her mother.
On Monday. Mr.. and Mrs Will.
c. Stevens and son. Elwood, from
Ocean View, visited their parents
Mr.. and Mrs A. f. Parsons.
A few days ago his loca
acquaintance learned OF the tr
umph of their es, emed friend
Ex-Statc Senator James Il. Nc
Cabe, of Selbyville. whose eXper
ability in his line of business wa
recently acknowledged by his su
periOrs. who awarded him with al
official trip to Scranton. Pa. wher'
he was presented with two Sl0
War Bonds in recognition OF hi
leadership during ~ years OF ef
fCient service.
Your correspondent has on dis
play at his home Il Nazi flag takel
from the frs Ttown in German,
that fell captive TO the l.. S. Army
The German flag and package o
other souvenirs We're mailed hOm
by Capt. Warren r. Perry in com
mand of an anti-aircratt artiller
gun battalion. unit of the ct
Army. The young officer is Il fOl
mer resident of DagsbOro Hun
dred and was graduated in 1913
from the Frankford High SchOt
and Beacon Business College
Wilmington He wasN@n the en-
ploy OF National Vulcanized Fibe
Company in Wilmington when tn
ID. ~ c. in which he was d non
com. was federaIiZed and becam
the 19Sth AAA regiment and wa
sent to an undisclOsed base on a
island i'll the southwest Pacif
After 20 months of active duty OF
there. Capt Perry was returnt
to the States for Il short reriC
and later assigned To 4 unit IT.
parting for overseas duty in IL
European theate" of war. He h;
served in seven different cOuntri'
i'll rs many months over there.
Seaman First Glass Charl
Parker. Jr., who has recently +
turned from voyage d&erSe;
during which his vessel eouch'
North Africa. Italy and France.
on leave here with his parent
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Parker. S
while his ship is in port at I
Brooklyn Navy Yard.
From the c. b. |. thcater of W
technical sergeant with ia
talon of army engineers III Ind
reports having partaken of r0a
peacock for Christmas dinner.
Aunt Suzy's joke OF the wee
with great show Of dignity t
cOmely dean of women at
educational college addressed I
young women: And furthermo
the president and | have agreed
stop necking ON this camp
(amid gales of laughter and Fl
ally | have firmly resolved 10 st
all the kissing that has been &0I
on under my nose.
Weekend guests Of Miss Joy
Hudson and her parents. Mr.. a
Mrs. ROlln l.. Hudson, on Clayt
Avenue. were the Misses Ian
Banks and Doris Derricks0n.
L. S. Coastguardsman Hare