Milford chronicle., 1929-11-15
Seltyville

~u6T cOnQ1LlOu muCQ lupIOfeu. OhO
h has undergone a very serious oper-
alton in the Jefferson Hospital since
Il the death of her husband, w. G.
n Williams on October 8. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee Stevens who have been taking
care of her little granddaughter, Ell
len Courtland, visited the hospital
with her last Saturday and much to
their surprise found her walking
N around her room. She feels that she
can never express her appreciation
Cor the skillful services of her sur
Y geon, Dr.. Dale SPOTS.
The regular bi-monthly meeting
of the Selbyville Community Club
was held Thursday afternoon, No
vember the seventh at 2:30 o'clock.
New club programs for the year
h were distributed. A volunteer to head
the Red Cross work in our commun-
ity was asked for with no response.
The president, Mrs. ]. A. Tubbs, an
bounced that a new membership
committee had been appointed ana
asked that each club member be re-
sponsible for at least one new mem
Der and thus increase our member
Ship. She also obligated to report to
the membership committee any one
that she especially wished to be ad-
mitted to our club.
The newly-appointed committee
consists of Mrs. Urah Long, MIS-
VIM. NJ. Long and Mrs. c. w. Jar
rett. Mrs. H. v. Tubbs, chairman
of the committee to revise Constltu-
the proposed changes therein; one Oh
which is that an assistant to the cor
responding secretary be appointed.
It was suggested that We select a
club motto. None was definitely de-
cided upon at that time.
Our president expressed thanks to
4 Mrs. c. w. Jarrett and Miss Helen
Hudson for the collection of mater
Ials which were solicited by Miss
TAYLOR, head of art education for the
State of Delaware. The matter OF
changing the time of meeting from
evening to afternoon was dlscusseu
but no action was taken. A letter ao-
stressed to Mrs. L. A. Drexler' Ior-
mer reciprocity chairman, by the
II Delmar Club and forewarded by ner
Ato Mrs. H. v. Tubbs, newly elected
reciprocity chairman, was read Dy
Mrs Tubbs. This letter is an invita-
tion to the executive board OF our
club to attend reciprocity meetlng
of the Delmar Club on November 70;
said board to furnish the program
4 for the occasion, with the privilege
of using as many members OF tne
y club, not members OF the executive
K board as would be necessary III put
sting on the program. The matter was
discussed. but left on the table LOT
the time being. The secretary Is ask.
ed to notify the State chairman OF
Il the change of officers and chalrmen
of various committees.
The club members were urged py
our president to attend executive
meetings held in the various towns
of our State, as they prove both IN
teresting and instructive.
! There will be a Christmas party
on December 10 for the children Oh
our community, in charge OF MISS
Ruth Lindseth, director of religious
education. The question of age limit
r of children to be invited is LETT 10 tne
committee in charge. The Ladies Ala
Society asked the privilege OF holo-
ing its monthly meetings in the cluD
( room. A favorable vote was taken
and a rental charge OF one dollar
ner month was decided upon.
An appeal from Mrs. Beacon for
suhscrintions to the Delaware CluD
Woman" was made.
There being no further BUSINESS
adjournment was in order.
The program, "Armistice Day was
in charge of Mrs. H. v. Tubbs. A very
Interesting talk on "Armistice Day
vas given by the superintendent OF
Selbyville schools, Professor c. W.
Jarrett A solo, America, My Coun-
trv" the new National anthem, was
beautifully rendered by Mrs. Norman |
Davis. as was also piano solo Dy |
Miss Grace johnson. Songs, popular
during the World War, were heart-
;lv sung by club members In unison
ENJOYABLE refreshments, consist
ing of sandwiches, salt1nes ana tea
were served by our hostess Mrs'
Helen Wanser.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. Russell Hill ana
daughter Jane Kenney, spent tne
-aak-end with Mrs. Hills mother'
Mrs Madeline Neese in wilmington
MRS. Neese accompanied them nome
for a few days visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Law spent FIJI
dav night with Mr.. and Mrs. Jonn II.
E,rrnnan in Wilmington and Saturday
and Sunday with Mr.. Laws two pro-
tbers and sister in Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Brasure and
daughter Louise and Mr.. ana MIS-
Armell Hudson motored to Haouon-
feld. N. j., on Friday and spent a
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Oscor
SEr and Mrs. Emory Hastings and
.on Bill of Salisbury, Nd, made
short visit with Mrs. Hastings SIS
Cor ~ Mrs. Calvin Rayne, on Sunday;
SSr and Mrs. Rayne accompanied
them to Roxana where they were
dinner guests of their uncle ana
o,,nt Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland Evans
Mrs. Hester Morris had as week
.,,d Guests Mr.. and Mrs. Evans HaI-
rison and their sons family Oh Fnii-
Adelphia. ,.,.,,,o vic
Wilmer Long OF PhllauelpnAa
tied his grandmother, Mrs: Saran
ION gand aunt, Miss Electa Long Oh
{ Mrs Louise Tingle who has been
n,,ito sick is slowly improving.
1obn Tubbs, wife and two sons
,sent several days with Senator
in Washington.
Mrs. Dolly Williams and motner, S
.nant Sunday in FELTON, with her S