Milford chronicle., 1926-12-10
Selbyvine


A high school orchestra has been /
organized and will begin playing on :
Wednesday morning at the chapel
exercises. The following students /
will take part: Dorothy Williams,
piano; Elwood Lynch, cOrnet; Made
line Watson, violin; Everett Bunt- !
ing, saXaphOne.
On Wednesday morning the 1st,
2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th and 9th grades
met for chapel exercises in Section
f of the 4th grade. An organ belong
| ing to one of the teachers has been
secured and Mrs. C. w. Jarrett will
i be in charge of the music every
morning.
Milton and Selbyville will meet in
a game of basket ball on Friday eve
ming at the Ringler Theatre of this
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Long and
family visited friends over the week
end in Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Dover.
Mrs. H. V. Tubbs and daughter
were dinner guests of Mrs. 4. X. EV-
! ans on OuUudy.
A letter of thanks from the NJ. E.
Hospital for the harvest home con-
tribution, was read by Rev. Marion
Marine on Sunday morning. Special
music was furnished by the choir at
both morning and evening services.
An illustrated levture was delivered
at the evening service.
The Ladies Aid bazaar was a COM
plete success.
The basket ball game between the
Selbyville High School and Lord
Baltimore on Friday evening, re-
suited in victory fol both teams Of
the former.
The play Safety First" was given
at the Frankford Opera House on
Tuesday by the Senior Class of the
Sclbyville High School. The Kerurah
Ledge of Frankford shared in the
door receipts.
Roland Pepper and Dick Laws re-
turned from Harrington on Monday.
Mrs. ROxie G. Dukes and Mrs. Ell
l ma Derrickson spent the weekend
in Philadelphia.
Russell Hill returned from Phila-
l delphia on Monday.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Pepper spent Sunday
in Dover.
Mrs. Alva Davis has returned from
a visit with relatives in Townsend.
. The Selbyville High School Ii
: brary List has now reached nearly
7 200 volumes. The latest additions
! are as follows:
Madame "Sans Gene" candy fund
, The Soul of Ann Rutledge, candy
fund.
Julia, Latin Story" Prof. G. W.
l Jarrett.
l The Major, Connor. candy fund.
The Man from Glengary, candy
fund.
t Scottish Chiefs. Porter, candy
I fund.
= Thaddeaus of Warsaw, candy
: fund.
The money given by Senator T. c
du Pont made possible the pun
< chase of the following books:
= The Flowers of America-(25t
color portraits).
Blennerbassett, Pegdin.
Webster's Mans Man, kyne.
Quincy Adams Sawyer, Pegdin.
I The River Man, White.
: Cy Whittaker's Place, Lincoln.
Keziah Coffin, Lincoln.
: Main street, Saint Clair Lewis.
S U. S. Grants Memoirs of the Civi
War.
Il Wild Animals of North America
e 127 colOred plate).
|. Miss Annie Shockley of OceaI
e View spent Sunday as the guest q
e Mrs. George Walker.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Harry DerricksoI
e had overnight guests on Saturday
e from Milford.
y Mr. and Mrs. James Hudson anC
e children were Sunday guests of Mr.
e and Mrs Carpenter Hudson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lynch of neal
S town spent Sunday with relatives il
d DagsbOrO.
t Mr.. and Mrs. Allie Shockley haC
: guests from Philadelphia on Sun
e day.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Murray of Phil
u adelphia were guests on Sunday ,to
: Mr.. and Mrs. Levin Murray.
Mrs. c. w. Jarrett awarded prizes
/, on Monday to the following pupils
e for excellent work in penmanship
g under her instruction.: Lameta God
e win, section w, 4th grade; Loretta
d Long, section E, 3rd grade. Mildred
J. McCabe, 9th grade.
i Pupils leading in the 3rd and 4tI
e grades for November are as fol.
+ lows: Mary Stevens, 3rd grade
S Townsend Tubbs, 3rd grade; Armel
: Long, 4th grade, section E; ElleI