Milford chronicle., 1927-03-04
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February %, Miss Fifer and Miss
Pauline Moore were guests of Miss
Nellie McCabe, host and Miss Mary
( Johnson, hostess, at dinner in the
Home Economic Department.
February 23rd Mrs. Henry Watson
and Miss Pauline Moore were enter
tanned by Miss Georgia McCabe, hos
tess, and Miss Walsie Bunting, host.
February 20, at a formal dinner,
Prof. and Mrss c. w. Jarrett were
! the guests of Miss Georgia McCabe,
host, and Miss Walsie Bunting, hos
tess. The table decorations were
yellow candles with yellow shades.
The menu consisted of fruit cup,
/ served in orange baskets, boiled,
Dreaded veal outlets, June peas,
creamed carrots, baker pommes au
/ grantin, nodded vegetable salad,
salted nuts, mints, coffee and fruit
/ short cake.
SelbyYille grades were the proud
pOssessors of the Sussex County
/ Blue and Gold Banner awarded for
attendance for the previous month.
$40 has been given from the candy
fund to the senior class to help de-
i fray expenses
$5.25 has been paid from the cam
dy fund to purchase 1.-THE Reptile
Book" which is to be added to the
Science Department. The book con-
tains more than 400 photographs of
the. reptiles of~North America.
Miss Christine Baker, Fred Muir
ray, Isaac Quillen, Wilfred Adkins,
and Howard Bennett have returned
to their college at Newark.
Donald Simpson and James Dick
erson left for Wilmington Oh Sun
day.
Oliver Long of Philadelphia was
in town on Sunday.
Jehu Hickman has returned to
/ Washington, D. c.
The Searchlight Minstrels played
at Bishopville on Tuesday evening.
/ This is the third appearance of the
minstrels. The first being Selbyville,
I the second ChincOteague, and the
third Bishopville. The Fire Company
| and the director wish to thank the
public for their patronage and cour-
| tesy.
Miss Helen Baker gave a bridge
luncheon at her home on Church
street on Saturday. Those present
were as follows: The Misses Kitty
Birch, Madeline Watson, Mae Nc
Cabe, Nell Ringler, Lydia Long,
Elizabeth Williams, ElinOr Hollings,
worth, Pauline Moore, Hilda Evans.
Maxine Phillips, Elberta Lynch and
Mrs. Harriet Graves. At the close
of the luncheon Miss Hilda Evans
I was presented with a linen shower
from those present. Miss Evans won
| first prize at cards. Miss Baker was
assisted in entertaining by her mo-
ther, Mrs. E. V. Baker.
On Friday evening, Mrs. F. X. Ev-
ans entertained the boys basket
] ball team after the game between
this town and NIillsboro. Those
present were as follows: Coach,
Paul Timmons; manager, Roy
Birch; members of the team, Lew
ellyn Stevens, Paul Pepper, Victor
Simpler, Everett Bunting, Asher Lee
Long, Edward Shockley, Elbert Ev-
ans, Edward Lynch, Thos. Lynch and
Otis Long. Referee Harry Heite of
Dover and Charles Lewis of this
place were also present.
A tie game between Lewes and
Selbyville will be played at Milford
Armory, p. m. on Saturday eve
ming.
Selbyville girls won the basket ball
game on Friday between NIillsboro
and Selbyville. Millsboro boys team
won against -SeEbyville.. .,'.
Mrs. Raymond Morris gave a
bridge party on Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Helen Wanser entertained at
bridge recently.
Mrs. Charles Hudson, a former
resident of this place, was buried
from Salem NJ. E. Church on Satur-
day afternoon.
Miss Hazel Pickering and C. NJ.
Robinson of Philadelphia were the
guests of Miss Hilda Evans on Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Hill of Will
mingtOn and Miss RoXie Derrickson
of Ocean View were dinner guests
on Sunday of Mrs. Robert Hill.
Penmanship prizes were awarded
by Mrs. Jarrett to Lemuel Long, 9th
grade; Dorothy Ritchie, 5th grade,
and Ellen Williams, 4th grade.
Miss Grace Johnson is visiting in
Philadelphia.
Miss Hilda Evans is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Mealey of Phil
adelphia.
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