Milford chronicle., 1931-07-03
SELBYVILLE

A number of students of the Sum-
mer School, from in and near town,
were guests of their parents over
| the weekend.
John R. Davis entertained over the
weekend at Riverdale, VIM. Stevens,
Harold TimmOns and Simpson
Lynch.
Mrs. Name Lynch was the dinner
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. N. c. Davis
on Sunday. They spent the afternoon
at Riverdale.
Miss Mildred Bennett and Miss
Hilda Evans were dinner guests of
Miss Nellie Clifton of Lewes on Sat
urday. Miss Evans and Miss Clifton
spent Saturday night and Sunday as
guests of Miss Bennett, near town.
Rev. w. Vaughn Moore and wife
of Salem NJ. E. Church are attending
the Epworth League Institute at Do
yer, also Miss Lillian Colona, Irene
Long, Hester Campbell, Peaches
Hollingsworth, Rata Long, Marguer-
ite Richards, Elizabeth Stevens, Hell
en- Hall, NeVa Nichols, Vaughn
Moore, Lemuel Long, George Smith
and Robert Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wilgus, Mrs. |
Ida Townsend, Mrs. Helen Wanser
motored to LOngwood and met Mr.. |
and Mrs. Carl Pepper, Mr.. and Mrs.
McGlockton and Nettie West, then
returned home in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Collier of
Philadelphia and Mrs. Elma Derrick
son spent the weekend with their
sister, Mrs. Petey at Ocean City, Md.
While Rev. w. Vaughn Moore was
the institute at Dover on
Sunday, DR.. Vining filled the pulpit
at the morning services. The subject
Prohibition" gave us some very in
facts and Rev. A. L. Grey
of India gave missionary talk on
the progress of the people.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Calhoun of
Upper Darby were Saturday evening
guests of her mother, Mrs. Kate
Law.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Holloway and
son Elmer, wife and little son spent
Sunday at Bethany Beach with Mr..
and Mrs. Dukes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Taylor, Ha-
eel and Leonard, accompanied by
ler mother, Mrs. A. J. Hamilton,
spent the weekend at Bethany
Beach and Ocean City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Urah Long and
laughter Virginia, l. w. Long and
Mrs. Hettie Williams were enter
aimed Sunday by Mr.. and Mrs. J. !
1. Middleton at Laurel.
Mrs. Bob Williams and son of Sal
sbury is spending some time with
Ter sister, Mrs. Jonah McCabe and {
amily.
Mrs. P. E. Long entertained her I
Mrs. Eta Mealey of Phil {
delphia, also Mrs. Curtis Robinson /
md little son, Curtis. Later in the {
lay Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Hudson SER {
ed them with a late dinner at their G
ottage at Fenwick's Island.
Miss Cecile Hamblin is attending /
summer School at Temple Univer-
ity. 4
Mrs. Grace Pritchett spent the
7eek-end in Wilmington with rela7 Il
ives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levin McCabe of i
bishop, Md, and daughter Elizabeth g
nd her friend, Charles Clark of Will
lingtOn spent a part of Sunday b
18th Mrs. Ida Townsend and were Il
at dinner with the Nc
abes at Bishop. t
IOlden Wedding d
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Long cele-
rated thei rgolden wedding ami s.
ersary quite recently. Relatives c
epresenting 35 families and 76 din
er guests were served at 2 p. m. tt
ecital at SelbyVille .. c,
A very successful piano recital /.
as given by the pupils of Mrs. s
ester Dunn at the Selbyville Com q
unity Club room Thursday even NJ
g. The program was attractively 8
ranged in the form of a musical n
medy entitled, "A Day in a Music
ore," the customers being repre- d
nted by the pupils whose numbers VI
ere very we'll rendered and con- "
sted of solos, duets and trios. =
'izes were awarded for meritorious =