Milford chronicle., 1926-03-05
Selbyvine

SelDyV11Ie
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. F. Smith had as
their dinner guests on Sunday Mr
and Mrs. Valores Hudson and son OIL
PHILADELPHIA, Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham
Smith and son of Fruitland, Nd;
Mr.. and Mrs. CASHIER Smith and fam
lily of Salisbury, Md; Mr.. and MIS-
w. T. Hudson, Sr., and daughter,
MIR. and Mrs. w. r. Hudson, Jr., ana
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Tlngle
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Carpen-
ter Hudson and family, d. ID. Long
and Miss Loretta Long and Aeho
Hudson of Philadelphia.
Arthur Hudson returned to VIII
mington on Sunday.
Mrs. II. V. Tubbs returned from
Wilmington on Saturday.
f. w. Holloway who has been IN
Baltimore buying a new line OIL
spring goods, returned on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Alexander ana
daughter Jean of Wilmington, c. nj.
Robinson and James Janney OF Phll-
adelphia were guests of Mrs. w. H.
Kenney on Sunday.
An alarm of fire was turned III
to the local fire company on sunday
morning at $3.50 O'Clock when hre
occurred at the home Of Mrs. +. h.
Evans on Walnut street. The prompt
action of the company and their con-
tinued vigilance for an hour atter
the real danger had passed, prevent
ed a recurrence of the fire. The fact
that nearly every member OF the
company, including the fire chlet'
Clayton Bunting, were attending
church services, and did not have
time to don their regular uniforms,
did not deter them from cf1clent
Every man was in his place
and his place seemed to be any
where he was needed the most.
A fire occurred in Frankford on
morning and an urgent call
for help was sent to the SelbyYllle |
Fire Company. They responded and
were on their way, five minutes az
ter the call was received and in ten
minutes were at the scene of the |
fire. which occurred at the home OF |
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Brooks. The
place was a mass of flames when the
ire company arrived and it was i'm
possible to save it, but their pres
snce prevented the spread of fire
md saved three dwellings located
nearby the burning dwelling. Two OF
he firemen, Charles Lewis and Ray
were painfully burned.
The basketball games between
4ewes and Selbyville High Schools
cams on Friday evening at the Nc
lee Theatre, resulted in defeat for
he SelbyVille girls team, but VIC
ory for the SelbyVille boys team.
his was the last scheduled d. l.
|. A. game of the season for Selby-
lille.
Miss Harriet Gum spent the week
nd in Chestertown and Baltimore.
Mrs. Helen Wanser has returned {
rom a trip to Philadelphia.
Miss Viola Holmes who has been /
pending some time in Philadelphia
as returned home.
Mrs. N. G. Davis has been quite
during the past week. s
Irving Hudson is still in the Mil ]
,rd Hospital. A number of his
lends from here, called upon him :
4 Sunday.
James Dickerson of Wilmington
spending some time with his par
ats.
There will be a meeting of all the
,achers under the supervision of
Le rural supervisor, Albert Farley,
I Saturday, March 9th, at 9:40 a.
., in the Georgetown High School.
demonstration in the teaching of
will be given by Mrs. F.
Evans, using 3rd and 4th grade
lpils.
Miss Vesta Hudson has a new line
spring millinery.
This week closes the Bee Hives
sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Cook and son
ent Saturday and Sunday in Cam =
idge, Md.
Miss Hester Wilgus of Georgetown IN
visiting friends in town.
The play entitled "The Lost Chap III
on" given at the MCGEE Theatre on
lursday evening by the junior
lss of the Selbyville High School, III
der the direction of Mrs. Helen
lrphy and Miss Helen Baker, was
great success. The proceeds
lounted to $100. The stage setting
S very effective and the young
Ople showed marked ability. This
" will be given at Bishopville
ortly for the benefit Of the Selby-
lie Fire Company.