Milford chronicle., 1926-04-16
Selbyvine

Mrs. NJ. Pasha Watson has return
ed from a visit with friends IN
Bridgeton, N. j., and Philadelphia,
Pa.
Miss Madeline Watson won first
place in the Oratorical contest held
on Wednesday evening during the p.
Z. A. entertainment, and won in the
county contest held at Laurel on
Friday evening.
Mrs. Alva Davis entertained at
dinner, Rev. and Mrs. Bowman, Mrs.
Frank Jones and Miss Jones of
Laurel on Tuesday. On Wednesday
she had as dinner guests, Mr.. and
Mrs. N. c. Davis and son of town.
Mrs. Helen Murphy spent the
weekend in town.
Miss Harriet Gum was the over
night guest of Miss Helen Baker on
Wednesday evening.
The grade teachers attended the
| teachers meeting held at Georgetown
Saturday morning.
The chancel bouquet on Sunday
morning at the M. E. Church was in
memory of Rev. w. H. Kenney who
died 8 years ago, while on a visit
to DR.. and Mrs. H. E. Evans of this
place.
Mrs. P. E. Long was the guest at
dinner on Sunday of Mrs. F. K. EV-
ans.
The high school held its P. T. A.
program on Wednesday evening. The
program was as follows:
Chorus, by the high school.
Playette, THE Elopement," Elko-
ia Lynch and Roy Birch.
Duet, "Courting Peggy" Hilda Ev-
ans and Brice McCabe.
Declamations by the following con-
testants:
"sheridan's Ride" Elizabeth Will
liams.
Angelina Johnson" Mae Hudson.
king Robert of Sicily" Mae Nc
Cabe.
willie Goes to Sunday School,"
Pearle Murray.
1.-The Highwayman," Madeline
Watson.
The Gamblers Wife," Dorothy
Williams.
'"The Grandeur of Nations" Thel-
ma McCabe.
sThe Shooting of Dan McGrue,"
Elberta Lynch.
"Some Corn and Potatoes" Ever
EFT Bunting.
Address by Rev. Marion Marine.
The decision of the judges: First
place, Miss Madeline Watson; Sec
ond, Miss Elberta Lynch.
The Judges were the Sussex Super
visors. Messrs. Albert Farley, Cal
vim E. Afflerbach and E. Paul Burk-
holder
Miss Pauline Moore has the finish
ed work for the girls of the Della
ware Colony, that has been done by
the pupils of her Home Economics
classes, in the window of F. w.
Holloway & Company's store on
Church street.
The Community Club met at the
home of Mrs. w. R. Tubbs on Church
street. Thursday evening. Plans
were discussed for the annual club
banquet. after which the program
was in charge of Mrs. Helen Muir
phy. The topic for the evening was
Literature" and Mrs. Murphy read
a short story by R. L. Stevenson. A
piano solo was rendered by Miss
Hilda Evans, followed by a present
day short story, read by Miss Elberta
Lynch. Refreshments were then
served by the hostess, assisted by
Mrs. H. V. Tubbs and Mrs. Norman
Chandler.
Mrs. H. V. Tubbs and Mrs. Willis
Hudson attended club luncheon at
Delmar the first of the week.
The aaron Finger Contest" was
won by the following: First, Eva
Murray, second, Thelma McCabe;
third, Donald Simpler.
Miss Thelma Enoch of the Open
Air School, New York City, has
been a guest of the Hotel Traymore
for several days.
Rev. Marion Marine has been ap-
pointed one of the instructors of the
Standard Training School of Girls
field. Md, which will open April 20
and continue through part of the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Cook had as
their dinner guests on Sunday the
following guests from Cambridge,
Md: Mrs. VIM. ]. Twilley, VIM.
Howard Twilley, Mr.. and Mrs. D. H.
Wright and family.