Milford chronicle., 1931-01-09
SELBYVILLE


l. ford, was the dinner guest of Mrs
r. X. Evans on Thursday. Mrs
Evans and daughter were guests al
dinner on Friday at the home of Mrs
l. Townsend in Frankford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Armel Hudson en-
= tertained che following guests at
dinner: Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. H. Thomp-
son Of Brooklyn, N. Y, Mr.. and Mrs.
0. j. Stevens and two daughters,
Haddontield, N. j., Mr.. and Mrs. d.
f. Long, Wilmington, I. w. Long,
Mrs. Martha A. Long, Mr.. and Mrs.
? Joshua l.. Murray and children, Mr..
and Mrs. b. L. Brasure and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Chandler and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. V. j. Stevens
and son Emory, al lOf town and near
town, and Arthur X. Hudson, of
Philadelphia.
Miss Pearle Frazer has returned
from Pennsylvania and has reopen
ed her Kindergarten. The little peo-
pie are progressing wonderfully in
their school work.
Mrs. w. H. Kenney spent the week.
end with her daughter, Mrs. J. NJ
Alexander, of Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Hill and
daughter spent Saturday and Sum
day with relatives in Wilmington
Mrs. Roxie G. Dukes has been
spending some time in Philadelphia
this week. ~.
Alfred Dukes, of New York, spent
the Christmas vacation as the guest
of his mother, Mrs. RoXie G.. Dukes
Isaac Quillen, of Yale University,
spent the holidays with his mother, |
Mrs. Isaac Quillen, Sr. Bob Henry,
of Berlin, spent a part of the holi-
days as the guest of Mr. Quillen.
Mrs. Fl. " Tubbs on Monday at
tended the Women's Joint Legisla- |
tive Committee. of which she is a
member. The committee meets every
Monday, in Dover,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Newcomb and
daughter Dorothy, of Wilmington,
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. H. V.
Tubbs, of this town, motored to
Chincoteague, Va, on Saturday and
visited several places of interest in
Maryland. On Sunday, they were
entertained at dinner at the home of
II. II L
Miss Pearle Frazer was the over
night guest of Mrs. f. X Evans on
Saturday, and of Mrs. Clayton Bunt-
ing on Sunday.
There is an interesting story going
the rounds at present that is of in :
terest to sportsmen in general. On
a recent cunning trip down the bay,
six of the members, of the cunning
club, divided into two parties, of
three each. Clayton Bunting, Ro- s
land Scott and Roland Buell., taking {
is their slogan, "They shall not
pass" established themselves in a
blind" Wade Ryan, John A. Tubbs
md John Kitchens, in an adjacent
cove, had as their slogan, "If they p
lass-we get EN-" Eighteen un- =
victims winged their !"
light-nOt in the direction of the -
irst blind" but directly across the L
econd blind" The automatics y,
lazed! the air resounded with the u
reports; and II winged
heir rapid flight onward while the - -
rippled 18th, wondered what all the "
Celebration was about. Mr.. Ryan eX-
lained to his friend, Mr.. Scott, that .S .s'
all happened that way, because he a.
Orgot to initiate the gunner's tao
cs from RehobOth, and use the o. o.
empting limburger cheese bait, that ~ ~
-orlIed so wonderfully well, accord ia "a
lg to the newspapers account from W lle
rat town. Mr.. Bunting sympathet- ~ ~
ally declared, that if Mr.. Tubbs u, IN
nd of sung, "The Old Gray Goose" l"
would have worked just as. effec- VIZ VIZ
yely. Mr.. Kitchens is the only one "
no remains silent,-whether from ID
,spect for the others feelings, or .
ON shell SHOCK" caused by the Ilt
,ar of the three automatics, no one -,
lows. W. W.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. V. Tubbs enter III"
ined the following guests at din
II on New Years Day: Mr. and u"
rs. Newcomb and daughter DorO-. 'oI
Y, of Wilmington, and Mr.. and Mrs. ~
W. Jarrett. Ia I'd
Miss Hortence Watson spent the w.
9ek-end at Snow Hill, Md, guest of we
:. and Mrs Roscoe Smack ..
Mr.. and Mrs. George LeCompte, Of &c: ,.
llefonte, Del, were the guests of pm
: and Mrs. Malcolm Pritchett over ~,
IL
Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. Greenberg had Tue Tue
their guests for the past week the ila
ter's sister and son, of Baltimore.
Nh. and Mrs. Henry Watson and
/ Bobby, Mr.. and Mrs. Pashen
ttson, Jr, were at dinner at the A
ne o Mr.. and Mrs. Pashen Wat ,a, -
/, Sr., on Wednesday of the past ,l.oi -.,o
elk. ~Y ~ ~ -,
Gr. and Mrs. Pashen Watson, Jr., y ,
as their dinner guests on Sun aa, -,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Walls and "9 ~
ldren, Arthur and Kathleen, of ,n,I -
coin, Del, and Mr. and Mrs. %aI Ill,
ihen Watson, ST.. and daughter cioI
en-. .5. t--c ~, q
Irs. Mary Baker entertained a H.
nber of young people to a deliei- tho
duck dinner Sunday. Those nd ~
sent were as follows: Mrs, Bak taIu, 80
son, Edward Evans Of Penning- '0W Mr.
N. j., Miss Matte Walter, Miss M AZ
hel Long and Norman Bunting Mo- Me-.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry C. --'s't It
nson, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Cashar 1ont
Evans of Selbyville n.. Go .,I
iss Hortense Watson gave Sun to -,
dinner and entertained the fol- oI,,i ~
ing guests: Mr.. and Mrs. Horace ;y,n, 1,ls,
per, Miss Helen Hudson, Miss ,l.'9-, -,.s9-
a Watson, James r. Bowers of aa.'n pI0ii
ark, Md, Mr.. Reese Peters, of UTai' ~
in, Md, and Paul Baker, of 30 ~.