Milford chronicle., 1953-01-16
FRANKFoRD
By C. G. Croker
Phone Rodney R16


Mrs. Carrie Esham Of Williams
vile, spent last week visiting at
the Clayton avenue home Of Ler
son-fn-law and daughter, Judge and
Mrs Frank E. HoltOn
On Wednesday morning, Janu-
airy 7, Mrs. Olive Crocker Flynn
left for her home in Norwich, Con-
necticut, after having spent few
days in F'rankford with her bro
,ther, G. G.. Crocker and Aunt
.Suzy."
Master Donald Coffin, fourth
grade son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Roland
Coffin, viii commence to write his
hge with two figures next Monday.
Yes, Donnie will be 10 on the 18th.
The students and faculty of the
John M. Clayton School are COM
bining talents and abilities in an
effort to place before you sumptu-
bus chicken and dumpling dinner
lin the school cafeteria from to s
b. m. on Saturday, January "a.
4 Proceeds for the benefit of the
Schools athletic association.
Harold Bell of Oakland, Califor-
mia, was the weekend guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Leroy w. Ryan and sons
lin their home at Omar Heights. The
1.-TWO gentlemen are business assO-
3ciates.
Mr. and Mrs Ed. Gray and daugh-
tier June of Ocean City, Md, were
Sunday visitors at the home Of their
gther and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
an Evans and family
Ladies Auxiliary Society Of
Presbyterian Church viii con-
Net a bake and food sale at IL a.
n. on Saturday in john A. Tingle's
Glover Farm Store. Here's an op-
DOrtunity to help yourself while
helping others. This church bene-
ffit will enable you to secure a good
Hpart of your Sunday dinner with
b minimum Of work.
W Birthday greetings are in order
jfor Mrs. Rodman Evans. who cele-
hbrated another anniversary of heI
natal day on Tuesday, January 12
81 Mr.. and Mrs. ElWoOd Banks and
IsOn of Nillvi1le were callers at The
FhOme Of Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall II
NNoble and Marie on Saturday eve
hing. Mrs. Mobiles sister, Miss Bea'
trice Way, spent the weekend witt
the Mobiles.
Mrs. Wallace E. Truitt and Mrs
&c. A. Boothe are viewing the spring
styles- this week in New York Cit
land Philadelphia.
Mrs. Louise Eskridge and son o
Bethel, spent Sunday visiting he
sister and family, Mr.. and Mrs
Rodman Evans, Stephanie, Rhon
ida and baby Pamela Sue.
A congregational meeting viii
be held on Thursday evening in tn
Presbyterian Church on Reed street
slThe pastor, DR.. S. Turner FOste
will be in charge Of the meeting
with Elder William E. Powell, clerI
passisting.
The Ladies Auxiliary Society wa
entertained on Tuesday, January
at the home of Mrs. Robert S. Lon
on Thatcher street. The bushes
meeting, including annual electio
of officers, was conducted by tn
president, Mrs. Wilson o, McCab'
Or. Results Of the election are
president, Mrs. Frances M. Gun
Bird; vice president, Mrs. Robert
Long, Jr.; secretary, Mrs. James I
Rickards; treasurer, Mrs. Ralp
Belts.
Miss Bette Lou Tingle and Mis-
Lavessa Hudson, student nurses {
Delaware Hospital in Wilmington
spent the past weekend as usual
their respective homes.
Preston L. Williams, Jr, an
Frank 3. HoltOn, Jr., business co
lege students in Wilmington, spel
the past weekend at home (checl
ing up on the local activities).
Under the sponsorship Of Il
FrankfOrd New Century Club, eli
ford Hall of Selbyville, the G.
chairman for Sussex County, wi
endeavor to instruct the public
civil defense tactics. All are co
daily invited to attend this Frids