Milford chronicle., 1930-04-18
SELBYVILLE

rbo c1uh nrogram on Thursday
evening was in charge of Mrs. n. q
navis and was as follows: Tnree
vocal numbers, classical, seml-ciaS-
sicaI and popular, sung by MIS- N.
r. Davis with Miss Grace Johnson
at the piano; three popular lnuslcsl ',a
selections, sung by the CLUB; mus
ical reading "At the OPERA Dy MISs
Katherine Quillen; Mary Garuen
version of "We Are What We are,
read nv Mrs. F. K. Evans; an orlSl-
no1 comnosition Music and It's Ut
igin" bv Miss Grace Johnson. ne
s7asbments were served by the nos
toss of the evening, Miss trancls
Derrickson. ISo She was assisted IN ser
11ine bv Miss Holson, Miss Qullien
ond Miss Hollingsworth. The cruz
S-esident. Mrs. ]. A. Tubbs, was III
pborga of the business meetthS.
pions we're discussed for the cruz
luncheon to be given IN m''
: committees were appointed; oo,,,b
Mr.. and Mrs. George Newoothe tbe
of Wilmington spent SUNDAY as ~.
o,asts of Mr.. and Mrs. H. y. luoDa,
) Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Tupps W.
o,,ornieht or guests Saturday oil Irlelius
e in Salisbury, Nd. 2.uao hudson
g The friends of Miss Blrua IIas'tI, ILuus1I,
9 A,inod IN celebrate her sixteentn
/. h;rthdav by giving her surpFlIe sSI
It rtH vi - Those present were as ITl-
: s. pa ~ The Misses Hester CamppgiI, pen,
n 11ws 1--WE Nichols. Irene Long, DorolnS E
h NeVa TiO To+b1 long. Leona Lyncni
Il n,S;aebotb 11U Stephens; the MessIs' 10
IL Ii1A'IS FL Co5win Leroy Lekites, Josnuo
n Grew. James Murray, James miss
Iei r;ngton and Edgar klckaIus, 80 The
s, hudson received many gll's ';lI ;nS-obIe
S, entire party was very en''''
. affair. - Tuesdav in Vir-
y ginia. rbos Rawlins O.
;h o.nsorJ W., who have returned ILon
Id 1ecIrT SIorids where they spent the "tn AZ,
ny FL. ioi -1T, Tore guests on Sunday OF u,
ed IeI. or's So PARENTS, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
SC Hastings. 49,. oova a birth
ne sor dinner party on Sunday III lI1n n1n
vn u"' of her sons, Alfred ana Wal.t
n D,,,.os u ~ of philadelphia. The gueSI ~
he we're as follows: Mr.; anu M Tboma 9c
A r Thomas and Miss LOUISE MOOT MOOT
ed G of Berlin, Nd, Mrs. Eva va, NiGSI Ere
es, Tronton. IT, N. j., Mr.. and MIS- IN ~
ne. Murray of philadelphia MI ,fro rn
ed NIrs 1%rs Walter Dukes ana a AliiH
les nnFes I1rI of philadelphia ana MIS-
of Posba watson of this town d I
is ' Pv the invitation OF MRS. ~
;, of laurel who had cnarse
est Le"iS l1to c,yh program of that town =,
re- T.dov Ine % afternoon, Mrs. C. w. ia
nat l 1e ueSG on+ortained with her toy .
: a IItS aIos+Ta The selections were nldl
ca onJ vsried and did great creuII
an S11lr atr. Iorrett's training, as Wen
Tell the children's own aplllty;; oIas.ic Ma
of G. Davis sang two semi1ci"1v,T ~ Tva,
all Selections and Mrs. +. n. NJ,
and oove two humorous reaolIlssi ~,
ed. Wade Ryan was among 'ne W
lIn guests. rob is the guest
end roIatiyes % in philadelphia and OSi
un den. donce at Selh
.,ia Ut Theatre on Friday evenll
APIh Tto w w F. M. Society met at
eet- NJ e. E. parsonage on Tuesday e'
&c ming. Cooie+v held
sful u,ont61v NH " meeting at the home
the nIUn'Cr IIUs CLAYTON Bunting. Mrs. Malco Mo
or nL;3oSatt Hrs, att' had charge of the progra
ent. refreshments were served Oy
~ ~. hostess. -.o,vices at B.
ion in AZ of Denard Holloway on Mono
Vel The tin interment took place at the L
the Mems ME- cemetery of this place cn,o.
lond M Miss Lindseth has been in Cnlc'
7ork attending a ten-day conference
eal- tioeO the Roar dof Education Oh
oeen ME- STetbodigt Episcopal Church;
and mTy%T nnnference directors of Christ
the oIncation throughout the coun
W. Tere present, as were members
york tboir T staff and larger parish Wo
'sive ers e1r The larger parish workers,
urch whom there are now quite a NJ
over her working with groups OF ~
the ond village churches, met as a
for cia1 cie committee during part OF
reVl- conference to discuss proDlemS
gave Jotarmine policies that will be NJ
had fri in furthering the work Oh Ch
edCh' tion education.