Milford chronicle., 1926-02-19
Selbyville

dIIduSeu Win Jne Maryland team o
Delmar, with the SelbyViIle boys
When the Frankford girls team
heard of the predicament of Selby
vile girls team, they kindly con
sented to come down and furnish
them with an opponent. This cour.
tesy was greatly appreciated, moi
only by the teams, but by the facul.
ty and the town itself. Selbyville
teams won both games. The referees
of the evening were the Messrs
Everett Richards of Frankford and
Nelson Roberts of Milford.
Mrs. Hazel Roberts accompanied
by her husband, Nelson Roberts,
spent the weekend as guests of the
latter's parents, DR.. and Mrs. Rob-
erts of Milford.
Mrs. Harb Rogers and son Will
liam of FELTON, spent Friday in town.
Mrs. M. Pasha Watson while driv-
ing her sedan on Wednesday even
ing during the storm, turned her car
completely over. Mrs. Watson was
accompanied by a lady friend and
was taking her to Dagsboro. With
the exception of a few bruises nei-
ther of the ladies were hurt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Murray, near
town, had as their guests on We'd
nesday and Thursday, Mrs. Annie
Murray and children.
A fire occurred at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Allie Shockley, near
town, on Friday morning. The
prompt action of the SelbyVille Fire
Company saved the house from be-
ing destroyed.
The junior class will give their
play, Lost a Chaperone," at the
MCGEE Theatre, on Thursday even
ing, February 25th, at S:15 o'clock.
Reserved seats at SOC are now on
sale. The regular admission will be
S5c and 25c. The directors are Miss
Helen Baker and Mrs. Helen Muir
ply.
The Home Economics class under
the dictatorship of Miss Pauline
Moore, gave a dinner on Friday. The
guests OF honor were Mrs. Helen
Murphy, the high school English
teacher, and Miss Harriet Gum,
primary teacher.
Mrs. Scott of fredericksburg, Md, is
spending the weekend as the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Scott.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Roland Buell. and
daughter and Miss Ellen Williams,
were the dinner guests on Tuesday
evening Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Stew
ems.
The community tea given by the
Community Club Of Selbyville at the
home of Mrs. Raymond Morris on
afternoon was a splendid
success. The house was beautifully
decorated with appropriate emblems
If st. Valentines Day. Miss Villa
nyra McCabe, gowned in white, with
l long white violet lined, cape sus-
pended from her shoulders, received |
he admission fee at the doCr. Mise I
Madeline Watson, dressed in a Suit
# white knickers, with yellow lin
ID white cape, and carrying a silver
rumpet decorated with red ribbon,
nnounced the program, that was as
ollOws:
The origin of st. Valentines Day,
Iiss Madeline Watson.
A reading, My Valentine, Miss Ell
erta Lynch.
Contest in heart drawing. Win
er, Mrs. Pasher Watson.
A heart puzzle. Winner, Miss Hell
n McCabe.
Duet, Miss Hilda Evans and Miss
orOthy Williams.
Piano solo, Miss Elizabeth Will
ans.
A romantic story. Winner, Miss
'ilamyra McCabe.
Cross word puzzle. Winners, Mrs.
W. Jarrett and Mrs. Paul Browne.
he Misses Dorothy and Elizabeth
illiams and Elberta Lynch wore
hite dresses and scarfs and red
Indeaus. Hilda Evans wore a suit
white knickers and a red ban
au. The program was in charge Of
rs. Helen Murphy and Mrs. Marga-
t Watson. The hostess was Mrs.
arion Marine, assisted by Mrs. H. :
Tubbs, Mrs. Victor Simpler, Mrs.
'land Buell., Mrs. Elbert Lynch, 3
IS. Roland Scott, Mrs. Roxie Dukes z
Miss Hortense Watson and Mrs. E. 3
Baker, The menu consisted of :
lit salad, saltines, tea, coffee and y
art shaped mints. Fancy work y
IS on sale. During the tea, duet Z
IS sung by Mrs. Marguerite Wat :
4 and Miss Hilda Evans and sew q
Il piano selections were played by 3
IS Evans. Il
Ir. and Mrs. Joe Wilson had as 3
,ir guest on Friday, Edward Mears q
Milton. n
Mrs. N. c. David had the nisfor- b
lie to fall down stairs and sustain q
a badly sprained ankle. n
Ir. and Mrs. H. v. Tubbs had as q
ir dinner guests on Sunday eve n
e, Mr.. and Mrs. e. V. Baker and n
IS Helen Baker. n
he chancel bouquet on Sunday ;
5 in memory Of Mrs. Cleora Tay-
The flowers were sent by her
ther, Martin Murray of Washing q
, D. G. n
he young friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. ;
son Roberts gave them a shower
Saturday evening at the latter's >
ne in Milford. q
Ir. and Mrs. Charles Long enter
led in honor of their daughter, q
'tha's birthday, February 13. Ele- h
guests were present. Miss Long
eived a number of dainty gifts. n
were served. d
town basket ball team has been
anized and games will be sched-
] in the near future. q
he regular meeting of the Com q
lity Club will be held at the 3
le of Mrs. D. A. Petry on Thurs q
evening. q