Milford chronicle., 1961-11-03
FRANKFORT
c. G. Croker
Phone: Rodney 4518
PRESBYTERIAN Notes

Presbyterian Notes
Church School 10 am; Worship
Service IL am; Rev. Richard G.
Thompson, Pastor; A COMPRESSION
al meeting was held after the WOr-
ship Service at which time the two
elders were elected (Glen d. Muir
head, and Francis BROWN replac-
ing Elder Francis NJ Gum III and
Elder Roy LuZier. Elder Roy Lu-
zier was elected to serve as clerk
of the session for the ensuing year.
Mrs. Helen Jarvis and James Ric-
kards were elected as members
of the board of trustees succeeding
Mr. William S. Long, Jr. and Mr.
Harrison Esham. On January 7th
the congressional meeting will be
held, at which time the treasurers'
reports will be received. The sub
ject for November 9Th, "a Falsely
Founded Community. Miss Hilda
Schmidt was elected to serve on
the nominating committee.
Methodist Notes
Church School 10 am; Worship
Service II am; Rev. William H.
Smith, Pastor; MY.F. $50 pm;
Choir Practice 1870 Thursday eve
ming. Rev. Richard Reynolds of
Wheaton, Illinois occupied the pull
pit at the Methodist Church on
Sunday, the 29th, and gave a very
inspiring talk on the 'Uniques of
Christ" and his experiences in Eu
rope and the Middle East.
Rev. Reynolds was a weekend
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson
Long.
At the Antioch AME. Church,
on the 29th, there. was an open
house, at which time the DagsbOro
and Frankfort ministers were pre-
sent as invited guests. The Occa-
sion was the dedicating of the new
Antioch Community Building. The
guest speaker was Judge ElwoOd
F. Nelson of Wilmington, a former
resident of Frankfort There were
many prominent citizens of Frank
ford and DagsbOrO present, includ-
ing the President of the DagsbOrO
Bank and Senator and Mrs. Curtis
Steen.
Mrs. R. D. Weaver, Mrs. Smiths
mother, returned with Mrs. Smith
and David from Cranberry, Pa.
Mrs. Weaver will be spending a
couple of weeks at the Parsonage.
The New Century Club will meet
Friday, the 3rd, with Mrs. Clarence
T. Esham. The chairman for the
meeting will be Mrs. John S. Tin
gle; the subject, Education.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Boothe have
returned after a ten days trip to
the Postmasters' Convention held
in Denver, Colorado. He has at
tended many of these annual meet
ings and both of them have come
back from each convention tired
but refreshed
Mr.. and Mrs. James Huffman, of
Dover and Milford, were callers in
Frankfort on Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. NAPLES Gum who
observed their Wedding Anniver-
sary on Wednesday, the 25th, took
a motor trip to Williamsburg and
Richmond, Va, leaving Frankfort
on Friday and returning on Sum
day evening Richmond was one of
the locations where NAPLES took
some of his Navy Basic Training
Immediately after they were mar
ried .
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Taylor,
Connie Marvel, and Wayne Hud-
son motored to Washington, d. c.
ON Sunday.
Judy and Janet Ellis were in
town TO attend the Coming
Game played with John NJ Clay
ton and Harrington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Armon Long and
family are moving from Knox st.
to the bungalow near Thomases'
store on Route 113.
The Frankfort Halloween Pa
rade had rain. Better luck next
time!
c.. G. says: In 1892 during the
depression a popular song, Whose
Afraid of the Big Bad Wolff 1t
is time to revise it to Whose A
fraid'.
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