Milford chronicle., 1930-03-28
SELBYVILLE

THE Misses Doris Lynch and Hill
IA McCabe of ROxana called on Miss
F1orence Lynch Sunday afternoon.
HARLAN Edwards spent the week
md with his parents in Greensboro
Md.
5aughter Hilda were guests of Mr.
md Mrs. Curtis Long Sunday after
noOn.
led on Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Morris
Sunday.
Little Charles Lynch spent the
veek-end with his grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Johnson in St
Martins.
neen visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Bu-
ell and family.
Rollin Collens and Violet Cham
barIain of Philadelphia and Isaac
ouillen, Jr., of Newark, spent Sun
Sav with Mrs. Isaac Quillen, Sr.
Walton Willis spent the weekend
with his parents at Burrsville.
Miss Jane Campbell, better known
nc Aunt Jane is very i'll at the home
of the Bunting sisters on the Rox-
ana Highway.
Mrs. Delphia Davis has been on
the sick list over a week, but is i'm
proving now.
Fred Murray and wife of Philadel-
nbia we're guests of his parents on
Sunday.
Mrs. P. E. Long entertained her
daughter, Mrs. Eta Mealey of Phil
adelphia on Sunday, also her grand
con Curtis Robinson, wife and baby.
The chimney on ]. Carey's house
m Walnut street caught fire; at one
time it looked as though it might
nrove serious; but the fire company
gave prompt attention and saved the
4 situation.
Ponder Law, wife and son and
4 Miss Shoe of Highland Park, Phila-
/ delphia, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Law on Sunday.
Mrs. Ella Calhoon of Philadelphia
snent Sunday with her mother, Mrs.
Kate Law.
Mrs. Harry NJ. Derrickson enter
tanned on Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Viii
liam NAPLES and two children, VIII
liam and Alice May, from Milford.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Long enter
tanned to a birthday dinner on Sun
dav Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Hudson
of Frankford, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Long and children of Selbyville, Mr.
and Mrs. George MCGEE and Mr.. and
1 Mrs. Elmer West and son George Ell
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer West called
on Mr.. and Mrs. Petry at FELTON, re-
Gently.
Miss Addie Furman returned nome
from the Beebe Hospital Tuesday
still quite i'll.
The annual defamation contest
for all grades will be held Tuesday
April l at 8 p. M, in the Selbyvllle
Theatre. The program and the
' names of the contestants will be
published in a later issue.
Mrs. I. w. Tarburton of Dover mas
3 been acting as substitute in the
French and English Department
during the absence of Miss Rebecca
HObson.
The seniors will make the annual
trek to the nations capital on Aprll
2. and 4. Mrs. Wade Ryan will act
as chaperon while the citizens IN
the making visit Washington. While
on their visit they will learn more
of the city, planned, designed anu
beautifed by Major Pierre l. Enfant.
Next to Calcutta, Washington, is
considered the most beautiful city IN
the world. The following seniors
make up the party: Electra Brasure'
Pauline Brittingham, Adaleph1a Ben
nett. Florence Lekites, Louise Ros-
ers. Ruth Watson, Alberta McCaDe'
Cecile Hamblin, Mary Flood, VIII
liam STEPHENS, Grise McCabe, John
Davis. Simpson Lynch, Emory Sue
vens. Warren MCGEE and Mrs. Wade
Ryan, chaperOn. ,-.
The names of three new DOCKS
have been inscribed on the roster OF
the high school library: Jude, Dy
Thomas Hardy; "The Man Called
Thursday" G. K. Chesterton; "Dl-
ana of the Crossways," george Mei
edith. 11o,,o
Economics classes have acted as
host and hostess to all of the facul-
tv of the Selbyville school:
Hosts-Hilda McCabe, Martina
Rogers. Grace Lynch, Dortha Long
Hester Campbell, Peaches Holllngs-
worth. Helen Hall, Josie Pepper IT.
enc Long. -,,.-..
worth. Birda Hudson, Elizabeth
STEPHENS, Charlotte Eashum' NeVa
Nichols. Lenora Lynch, Hilda Long
Hazel Kitchens, Hilda West.
The teacher of the Home Econom-
ics classes and her pupils deserve
great deal of credit for their
knowledge of table service and eX-
cellent food. = .ho
Miss Lindseth will be one OF tne
eroun leaders at the Young Peoples S
Conference to be held at BridgeVll!er
Saturday. March 20, under the di-
rection of the Delaware-Marylanu
Council of Religious Education. Inc
theme of the days program ls
"Youth and the Spiritual Lire eIs-
ing recognition to the 19OOth annl-
veTsarv of Pentecost. Other Leaders
in tbe conference are Mr.. Bishop
director of Religious Education loi
tbe wilmington Conference, Roner'
.Davids of Baltimore and DR.. IT'S
)Hworth of Washington College.
The c. C. AS at their discussion
meeting last Sunday evening" sIa1Ueu N
a new unit Understanding OTl.
selves" The study is based on tne
Christian boys and girls responsls,
bility to understand ones sell .no ano
. also others, in order that groups ggS
might work together harmoniopSnS hSiaS
. and effectively in their relationships
,Ditb ont. another. On Tuesday eve
ming the members of the organlza'
, tin,5 Htns not & at the church for business