Milford chronicle., 1926-04-02
Selbyvine


Mrs. Helen Murphy, English in
structor of the high school was the
weekend guest of Miss Helen Muir
ply.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. C. Davis and son
accompanied by Mrs. Alva Davis,
spent the weekend in Wilmington.
While there Mr.. Davis attended the
banquet and theatre party given to
the various district superintendent
from Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Dover of the Home Life Insurance
Company, given at the Hotel DUPONT.
The Community Club met on
Thursday evening at the home OF
Mrs. Lee Stevens. The program was
in charge of Miss Paulin Moore, as
sisted by Mrs. Henry Watson. The
girls of the Home Economics classes
helped to carry out the interesting
program that Miss Moore had ar
ranged as follows:
A reading, "If," Miss Myrtha Will
gus.
A paper, Diet" Miss Ruth Leary.
A skill project, demonstrated by
the dresses made by the class for the
girls of the Delaware Colony, Miss
Eva LeKites.
A playette "If Clothes Could
Speak" Characters, the Mistress OF
the wardrobe, Miss Mildred McCabe;
a fur coat, a pair of shoes, a pair OF
boots, an evening dress, a coat suit
a discarded dress, members of the
Home Economics class.
Two speakers from out of town
were present, Miss Martha Good
secretary of the Y. w. C. A. of Del
aware and Mrs. VIM. Gibson, o.
Ohio, who gave interesting addresses
on the Y. w. C. A. of Delaware anC
the Girl Reserves. At the close o
the evening the hostess served chic
ken salad, Maryland biscuits, pickles
coffee and mints.
J. B. McCabe spent Thursday il
Dover. attending conference, Whicl
was in session last week.
Quite a number of Selbyville peo
pie attended the annual lodge sOcia
held at Bishopville by the ladies
lodge of that place. SO guests wer
present.
The third and fourth grades hav
purchased two framed pictures 10
their room, with their part of tn
candy fund.
c. G. Crocker of MillsboTo was
visitor at the Selbyville Hig
School on Monday afternoon.
Miss Mary Flood and Miss Louis
Rogers took part in the spellin
contest held on Monday evening q
the court house of Georgetown 70
southeastern Sussex. Both yOun
women were declared winners an
will take part in the county contes
to be held Apri 23rd at George
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Donaway an
daughter of PittsVille, Md, and ROt
ert Smith Of GumborO were Dime
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Smit
on Sunday.
c. NJ. Robinson of the Universit
of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia,
spending the Easter vacation wit
relatives in town.
Miss Elizabeth McCabe of Swartl
more College and Mrs. M. Harve
dnu oOA VI Oh al LAlAAAOAOG etAC S0N3'
of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. r. AIcCabe.
Charles Lewis spent the week-en
at the University of Delaware an
attended the Theta Chi dance, give
by that fraternity.
The prize winners in the Hon
Economics contest were as follows
First grade, Marguerite Steven
lbs, OZs.
Second grade, Hazel Holland,
lbs, 10 ozs.
Third grade, Helen Morris, 5 lbi
8 ozs.
Fourth grade, George Stevens,
lbs, ozs.
Fifth grade, Blanche Shocllley,
lbs, Ozs.
Out of the Al contestants, all b
9 showed an increase in weigl
This is a much better record thi
last year, which was % enrolled al
Is underweights, at the close of Il
season.
Miss Marguerite Richards of Phi
adelphia and Miss Ann Wimbro
town were over night guests of Ma
ter Billie Hudson on Tuesday. Mi
Richards is spending the Easter V
cation as the guest of Mr.. and MI
w. o. McCabe.