Milford chronicle., 1955-04-29
FRANKFORT
By Z. g. Croker
Phone Rodney 4S18

Keturah Rebekah Lodge No. s. in
stalled officers Wednesday, April
10Th. Mrs. Florence Stevens, Presi-
dent of Rebekah Assembly of Del.
Noble Grand. Mrs. Mary Anger;
Vice Grand, Mrs. Bertha Dukes;
Secretary, Mrs. Gertrude Hick-
man: Treasurer, Mrs. Alene Lynch.
Warden, Mrs. Sadie Marvel; Con-
ductor, Mrs. Margaret Morris;
Chaplain, Mrs. Laura Long; Right
Supporter Noble Grand, Mrs. Geor-
gia Campbell; Left Supporter Noble
Grand, Mrs. Katie ''oomey; Inside
Guardian, Mrs. Dorothy Dorman;
Outside Guardian, Mrs. Doris
Jones; Right Supporter of Vice
Grand, Mrs. Evelyn Bunting; Left
Supporter of Vice Grand, Mrs. John
L. Lynch. Jr.
William E. Powell, a member of
Military Police of the 10Th Divi-
sion, attended a farewell dinner
disbanding the unit, April 23rd, in
Philadelphia This unit served in
World War /. and is credited with
capturing Mt. Faucon, France.
Donald Coffin of Knox ST., spent
the week with his aunt and
uncle, Mr. and Mrs Chester Bunt-
ing of Dagsboro
Miss Carolyn Coffin OF Knox st.
spent the weekend with her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Coffin on route 113.
Mr.. George NAPLES went to Will
mington Memorial Hospital Sunday
where he met and brought back
with him his wife, Mrs. Olive
NAPLES where she had her frac-
tured arm set.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Powell were
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Hudson.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Tarr and
Edgar's grandmother Tingie left
Thursday, April 81, to attend Ed
gars wedding in Charleston, S. C.
Earl Rogers and his twin bro
Their, Murl Rogers and his family
are also attending Edgar's wedding
Edgar is marrying jeanette futile
of Charleston, s. C.
Mrs. Olive Flynn, who has been
spending the past two weeks with
her brother, Mr. c. G. Croker of
Frankfort, has returned to her
home in New London, Conn
The Frankfort Chief of Police.
Mr.. Philip Weber has just COM
pleted training course under the
sponsorship of the state police
commissioner. Gov. j. Caleb Boggs
yesterday presented certificates to
33 members of city, county, and
park police forces throughout the
state upon completing a weeks
course in police work conducted in
cooperation with the state police
and the FBI. Gov Boggs stressed
the Importance of the functions
of law and order in the community
and said without them, other SER
vices cannot function. Others who
spoke at the closing ceremony in
the Robbins Fire House, in Dover,
where the course was conducted,
were Wilmington Superintendent
of Public Safety Andrew ]. Kava-
naugh. Mai. Free K. Lamb of the
Delaware State Police, who repre-
scented Col. Harry S. Shew, the
state police superintendent who
was unable to attend because OF
illness, and E. K Brown. special
agent in charge of the Baltimore
Office of the FBI. The course YES
under the direction of CaZenove
C. Seitz of the Delaware state police
and Capt. Charles F. McCool, of
the Wilmington police. Instructors
were provided by the state and city
police and the FBI.
One of the speakers at the course
during the week was 1t. Thomas
Murray of the New York Police
Department, who in discussing the
handling of minority groups, said
that it, was the duty. of the men
to uphold the law fairly and i'm
partially
Mrs. Carolyn Ward daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston L. Williams,
left by plane Tuesday to join her
husband 1t ]. G. William Ward,
in Cuba.
Mrs Mary Tice is returning with
her husband to Fort Bliss, Texas,
where he will be stationed for a.
while.
Brig. Gen. John b. Moore was
caller at Crockers corner on
Tuesday.
C. G. says: The roar of silent
action often makes an echo of
sweet music.