Milford chronicle., 1930-01-31
SeIbyvine

aMr. 1. W. Long, Mr.. and Mrs. Urah
Long, and daughter, Virginia, were
fine dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee Stevens on Saturday evening"
January rs.
The joint meeting Of Georgetown
and SelbyVille clubs which was call
ed off by Georgetown Club, on Janu-
ary 16. was held on the afternoon OF
January 2Srd. Every one seemed to
have a delightful time. On the even
ing of that date, the regular BIZ
monthly meeting Of the SelbyVllle
. Community Club was held. After
the usual preliminaries, our presi-
dent appointed Mrs. ]. R. Buell. chair
man of Red Cross work In our COM
munity. .-
mrs. I. L. Long, club treasurer.
presented bills covering expense Oh
transferring kitchen from main nooE
to basement and number OF aodeH
eonveniences. Also bills for DanH
dinner. all of which were voted PAID
The president announced that there
would be a meeting of the executive
hoard on each meeting night at 7:SO
o'clock for the purpose of discussing
any questions which had been
brought to their attention since last
meeting. 1r-,
Announcement was made tLat Mrs.
n w. Lynch, our former president
Who has recently undergone very
serious operation in Beeoe HosPltai'
had been remembered with no"eEs
from the club. .L.4 ,,,o "a
Improving very rapidly now ana VIII
soon be with us again.
A club party will be gwen VI
monday evening, January ~ Each
member is privileged to bring nus,
hand or friend. A one-act play anu
= number of club choruses Will DO
oivan The remainder Of the even
ing to be spent in games. tne L
freshment committee are as Iol1owe'
Mrs r. V. Baker, Mrs. VIM. M; Lone'
ATrs Wniiam Greenburg, Mrs. Georee
Smith. Mrs. Pasha watson an -
lee Stevens. Mrs. Elmer west W. +to
had been appointed chairman VI r,,.an .a
freman's supper which Will De So ~
r. the clnb room February IL ,SI- an
Dounced her several commlttees' ne
1nenr is as follows: Roast cnlcHe'
stnffng. cranberry sauce uiosltON ato
Dotatoes hominy, brown sweet p1a poCa-
toes cabhage. turnips, green's pAoN
Ios none rolls, pie and coHee'
i,ifcben lit, shower will be given at cI. I1e
c1nb room on the afternoon ol HeO
Fuary ittoo 4CH, s' on refreshments for
COnhIhlCceo N6rs v. e. Simpler
Mrs. G. Earl Nichols ana MID
hTIer' Alter the business meeting IN r,Sbbs MTS;
Norman Davis and Mrs. H. y; ~, MISS
1SUA 'ooJIared La,. beautiful duet Win MISE N1S
craE Johnson at the piano. WE M1S'
y " Raker. hostess for the eEenaa1' sa1"
anr,,od =, deIicious chicken salau' sG
t;nos sT,se MARYLAND biscuit, olives, Plon on-
Ses Senes, and 5- coffee, which were much GU
joyed by all. ,.a.oD RYAN, of
-,;1,l.;n@ton Mr, % were the guests OF neI
parents, w. T. HUDSON 'HN
over the weekend. n,,,,ode1nhia,
Mrs. Eta Mealey, OF FhllSG 1S"s 3 nj
was a guest of her motheI' niod w. IL hv
Tong. ON Sunday. AccoHpnHif and
her son. Curtis RoDlIlsOn' -. oen-
babv. hal which represented Ga toGF was was
orafions The baby Gurus We
cbristened Il I. by the Rev. Howard PAWS pa11s
~ - Salem M E. church, in the nOLIe' Lt
- Mrs J. M. Alexander ana a oa"eI ai1
4ar T loan and Mrs. F. K. Evans, al
of Of Wilmington, visited their mo'nei'
Mrs. NJ " W. H. Kenney, on Sunday, y,o,,d-
n Mrs. G. E. Nichols has 6een SRSnr S4yS,ar-
a few days with friends at "nar-
Maryland. a. 90 vears
90 died at the home of her son,
sr stevens, on Main street. last
day. nr,,-rov
life spent the weekend with
and relatives.
ic Simpler, Arthur Simpler
Holloway, were in Whining
ntly and visited Beacon Col
ere Mr.. Sinpler's son, Vic !
ending schpol.
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