Milford chronicle., 1945-07-20
FRANKFORT

antville. ~ j.. spent a few days
last week visiting his buddy, Ser
geant Robert j. Hickman at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Hick
man on Clayton avenue. Both lads
are but recently returned from
Germany and are mighty glad to
be in the United States.
Mr.. and Mrs George Warrington
and two children from East Hanp-
ton, Long Island. L. y, are visit
ing her brother, Elmer HOffmeis
ter this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester V. Hudson
and son Charles David, spent part
of Sunday in town.
Ii you chance TO meet THE
Blanche in your travels you will
know the snappy little house trail
er is the vacation habitat of Mr..
and Mrs. VOllie f. Gray of Omar.
This merry young pair are enjoy
ing their happy leisure at the sea
shore resorts. snug and comfy in
this latest gift from NOllie to
Blanche No !. The size and aC
cOmmodatiOnS Of the house on
wheels" may limit the extent of
their hospitality. but not the
warmth and depth OF it,
On Saturday evening Mrs. Mary
Elizabeth Tingle entertained to
dinner at Tingle Inn. Mr. and Mrs
John Adkins Tingle. Mr. and Mrs
James b. Hudson and ). X. ! and
Mrs. Wilson Oliver McCabe. Jr
L. S. Navy. on furlOugh here from
his naval training duties at Coer
D'Alene, Idaho.
Captain Andrew West spent the
week end at Omar with his family.
His son Jack left home this week
to enter Il branch of the service.
Good luck Jack. we'll be seeing
you.
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Richards
b. Hudson were guests AT TinPlt
Inn on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs W Arthur Wise of
Wilmington and Mr. and Mrs. Louis
F. Daisey of Omar spent last week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. John 5.
Tingle and Mary Jane. who are
summering at Bethany Beach
Mrs. Susie Sherer entertained to
Sunday dinner her sister. Mrs Lulu
Ruark; nephew, Seaman | { Ger
aid E. Oakes, her niece, Miss Betty
Jane Oakts, from Salisbury. Md
also two SerVicemcn, Pfc. James
r. Dennis and Pfc. Melvin $. Jones
recently returned from Europeal
battlefields and now on 30-day nI.
lOughs in the States.
Pharmacists Mate William S
Long, Bird. on shore leave from the
U. S. s. Canberra, came from BoS
ton, Mass. one day last week tt
see his local relatives and OtheI
friends He Was guest of his un
Gle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mOnd Poole Long, and his cousin
Mrs. Herbert A. Trucksess at Lone
Acres
Mrs Rachel l.. Glover and daugh
ters Joan Lee and Donna Rae ar
in Florida for a visit with thei
husband and daddy, Private Fran
Glover, now stationed at Cam
The Rev. and Mrs. H. ROdne
BoaZ and daughters, Judy and Kay
arrived yesterday from BlairstowI
y. j., to spend their nidsummp
vacation among friends they mad
during their several years OF in
spring leadership of the Frank
ford and Ocean View Presbyteria
fNhllpf.hnS
the local pulpit on Sunday. Jul
% 1t is hoped that d large con
gregatiOn will take advantage {
this fine opportunity to hear thi
beloved young pastor and rene
acquaintance with his populu
family
On Saturday. July II, Mr. an
Mrs. j. Walter Carmean entertain
ed in celebration of the first birtI
day of their son, Master David Wa
rem Carmean. The guests were Nj
and Mrs. Levi r Bunting and II
yearlings maternal grandparent
Mr.. and Mrs. George w Hudson
MIR and Mrs Harry W. McCaI
have arrived from Florida for
visit with Mrs. McCann's parent
Mr. and Mrs William r. Powe
Mr.. Mccain has an honorable di
charge from his duties as ca
tain in the L. s. Army Air Fore
Rodney Lea Locates, nav
trainee at Bainbridge, Md. spe
the past Weekend at home wi
his family.
Lieutenant {. David Crocker.
S. \. r., observed his 2Sth brt
day anniversary on Wednesday {
duty at the Naval Station in An
costa. Va
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Parker g
tertained their son, Seaman |
Charles Parker. Jr. and his shi
mate over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Lewis al
children, Deborah and Ray, Jr..
Wilmington, spent last week wi
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Clinic
II. Watson at their home on Tha
cher street and in their cottage
Fenwick Beach.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Huxford
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Norma
Gum. Miss IIuXford is actively e
gagged with the Signal Corps
Fort Monmouth. y. J.
Aunt SuZy sez: why don't tn,
leave old St Swithian's era
alone? Who wants 40 days rain