Milford chronicle., 1929-11-29
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At the annual meeting and lun-
cheon of the Delaware League OF
Women Voters, held in the Hotel
DUPONT -Biltmore on Friday, Mrs. H,
V. Tubbs, the State president, pre-
sided, and welcomed the guests
speakers and members.
Mrs. John E. Hebold and children
and Miss Pearl Sebold of Elkton,
spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. H. v. Tubbs.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Ryan spent
the weekend with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. ]. A. Smart at Blades,
Md.
Mrs. Hettie Williams has return
ed home from the hospital in a much
improved condition, accompanied by
Mrs. Elsie Kempt.
Mrs. Edith Tubbs attended the
club luncheon at Newark last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Holloway NOV
ed into their beautiful new home on
/ South Main street, recently.
The property sold by Mrs. Carol
Long at the corner of Boulevard
and Church streets, was bought by
Mrs. Dennard Hudson.
Mrs. Charlotte Vandom spent a
week in Roxana with her sister,
Mrs. E. NJ. Lynch, quite recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Law on Sun
day had as dinner guests: Mrs. H.
Law, his mother, and Mrs. w. H.
Kenney, in honor of Mr.. Laws birth
day.
Miss Lillian Colona motored to
Wilmington and spent the weekend
with friends, accompanied home by
Miss R. Hobson and Miss Frances
Derrickson on Sunday evening.
Bishop William F. Mcdowell, OF
Washington, D. c., resident Bishop
of the Washington Area of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church, will preach
next Sunday morning in Salem M.
3. Church at Salbyville, at ten-tnlr-
ty O'Clock. All of the people OF TINS
section of the country are most cor
daily invited to attend this service.
A Thanksgiving service was helo
in Salem M. E. Church yesterday
morning at 1880 o'clock. The pas
tor. Rev. Howard Davis, preacneo
the sermon.
The Selbyville High School basket
ball teams have started practice'
The boys with two letter men PACK
from the last years champions Oh
this section, expect to make a cred
table showing on the floor. Tne
pirTs team with five back from last
wear and a large number going out
will have a very fast team ana eX-
meet to win their part of the games
The first game of the season Is
with Milton on December at Mil
ford. The first home game OF the
season will be on December IL with
Georgetown. -,
The Thanksgiving party which
was given on Thursday evening, NO
vember 21, under the auspices OF the
Selbyville Community Club and the
direction of Mrs. Henry Watson and
Mrs. Raymond Morris was a mark
ed success.
The first number on the program
was rendered by the Toy Orchestra
which consists of the pupils of the
sixth grade in our public schools.
The second number, a reading by
Bill Tubbs; then followed a duet,
"The Quarrel" by Edward Stevens,
Jr., and Anna Lee Long, both aged
seven years.
The fourth number was musical
recitation by Elizabeth Murray. Mrs.
Dunn at the piano.
The fifth number was one act
play entitled 1.-THE First Thanksgiv-
ing" The cast was as follows: Fa-
ther, James West; mother, Jane
Kenney; their children, Betty, Ellen
Williams; Edward, Bill Tubbs;
Richard, Ware Ryan; Aunt Ruth,
Rachel Morris; Miles Standish, Jehu
McCabe; Priscilla Mullens, Hazel
Holland; John Alden, Townsend !
rubbs; orphans, Mary, Virginia |
Long: Robert, Marion Nichols; |
Townsend Tubbs. This |
little play was much enjoyed by all,
IS it brought to our minds again the |
sturdy character of our New Eng
and forefathers and the deep rel1g- |
GUS principle WIN WHICH lneJ "SAo
actuated.
A party for all the young people
If the Salem M. E. Church and the
community was held at. the COM
nunity club on Tuesday evening. the
10Th, under the direction Of Miss
Lindseth. The program consisted OF
| variety of games, refreshments,
md a "sing" at the close of the ev-
sning.
Mrs. Alberta Taylor Watson and
Nrs. William E. Bunting will have
charge of the Community Club NEE
ing on Thursday evening, Decem-
Ter 5. The subject will be Current
events" It is desired that all men,
,ers made an effort to be present
IS the chairman expects to have
cry able outside speaker.