Milford chronicle., 1930-02-14
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DR.. Daisey and wife and her sis
ter, Mrs. Roland West, of Fruitland,
Md, motored to Florida, on two
weeks trip, accompanied by another
sister, Mrs. Raymond Morris and
daughter RACHEL of Selbyville.
Mrs. May Richardson of Newark,
Nd, spent a few days with her sis
ter, Mrs. Elma Derrickson last
week.
Mrs. James B. McCabe has been
on the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert JONES were
guests of his mother to dinner on
Sunday at Millsboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Pepper spent
the weekend in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Collier of
philadelphia spent the weekend
with her sister, Mrs. Elma Derrick
son.
Miss Lillian Colona motored to
Parksley, Va, and spent the week
end with her parents, accompanied
by Miss Hilda Evans and Miss Pearl
Murray.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. Orla Holloway and
family of Wilmington spent Sunday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Le-
vim F. Holloway.
We are glad to learn that the lit
tie daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jim
Lewis is improving, who was quite
i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. McCabe and
son Brice were the guests of their
daughters, Mrs. T. Harry Baylis of
Wilmington.
Miss Esther Long and Howard
Warren of Berlin, Md.s motored to
Wilmington Sunday.
John Bowden for many years a
resident. Of this town, died at his
home Monday. Funeral services
were held Wednesday at Salem M.
2. Church.
Rev. Willard Donahoe and wife,
also a friend of Hoopers Island, are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jonah
McCabe, this week.
Mrs. Charlotte Vandome and Mrs.
Ida Quillen called on Mrs. Ellis at
Frankford recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonah McCabe re-
GENTLY entertained Rev. William
Vickers, evangelist, of Cambridge,
N. C. Davis and Bill Daye spent
TWO days in Wilmington and attend
ed a banquet and business meeting
IN the interest Of the Sun Assurance
business. e
Philadelphia spent the weekend
with Mr.. Murray's parents, Mr. ana
Mrs. v. NJ. Murray.
Mrs. Vernon Lynch of Bayard
visited her sister-in-law, Mrs. Ray
mond Ringler, on Friday OF last
week. &C
Mr.. and Mrs. Evans Harrison Oh
philadelphia visited relatives IN
town recently. Mrs. Harrison's mo-
fber. Mrs. Hester Morris, returned
with them to spend the winter.
A number of friends Of Mr. and
NErs Jobn II. Brumbley who were
married last week gathered at tne
home of the bride on Wednesday eV-
ening and gave them a surprise
shower. They received some very
useful and valuable gifts |hlcn
wero much appreciated. Games were
induIged in, after which refresn-
ments were served and everybody
had jolly good time. a
wilmer Long of Philadelphia mas
neen visiting relatives in town.
Mr and Mrs. Kingsley Richards
and Miss Matte Belts of Ph1ladei-
nbia called on relatives in town on
Saturday. Mrs. James H. Law ac-
companied them home on ouhu%y' ',!I
where she will spend several weeks
with her three children, James :;
Law, Mrs. William M. Calhoun anu
Capt. Harry W. Law ., 5
Mr. and Mrs. Emory Marv1l ana
son William of Salisbury, Md.' Visit
cd Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Rayne also
Miss Electa Long and mother on
Sunday. 1z,-o4
The Selbyville High School basket
hall team was recently successful III
defeating Milton and Georgetown
The team has defeated all D. l. A. A.
onnonents excepting Frankford. Tne
score with Milton was 2S to IL IN
favor of our boys and with George
town the score was "a to 1 IN our
DR.. H. B. King, assistant State
superintendent, visited the locaI
GRADES last Friday. DR.. King visits
400 school districts during the year
Mrs. Florence Marvel OF tne
MiIIsboro School was an obserVa-
tion visitor in the sixth grade last
Wednesday. . C,,,.,
Mrs. Graves was visitor at Gum
49, r. observe the work Of Mrs.
Clarence Wharton. -.
The state provides for an inter-
change of visits among teachers anu
provides substitutes for tnose "nO
are away for the day. r.
Miss Rachel Taylor, state ART u
rector visited the Selbyville School
Wednesday. The different grades
have organized Art Clubs.
Pillars Of Salt .
The above named picture turnlsh-
ad hv the General Electric Company
was shown last week to the scnool
children. Daniel Boone was captur-
cd nv the Indians while pannlng SAT-
at the salt licks in Kentucky thls
was a boiling process. The new pto-
cess today is mining ana WIN !IS
shaft, tipple, elevator dlnKy Iall-
road and electric mule, drill saws
and asserting segments approaches
nearer the mining of coal than any
thing the writer has seen Tor some
time. ,.,4 1ooo
miles long. 12O miles wide and 15OO
feet or more deep. The crystals are
- = oon mn wars old. The pro-