Milford chronicle., 1931-02-20
SELBYVILLE

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family of Philadelphia, also JudsOn
Ryan, wife and little daughter OF
Wilmington spent the weekend with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. T
Hudson.
Jonah McCabe and wife and Will
Lekates motOred to HoOpers Island
to help Rev. DOnahoe in his revival
services.
Mrs. P. E. Long who has been i'll
with the aue at this writing is inn
proving.
w. A. Law is attending the, State
Council of the Junior Order of the
American Mechanics at Milford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Rayne spent
Sunday with her sister in Salisbury,
Md.
The basketball games between
Selbyville and Millsboro teams on
Friday, were won by both the girls
atfd boys teams of Selbyville.
Mrs. Maggie Kitchens of Omar
Sspent Monday evening with Mrs. w.
AL. Law and sister, Addie Furman.
Miss Martha Holloway had the
misfortune to fall and break her
ankle, and was taken to the Beebe
Hospital in Lewes. Mrs. Paul Long
accompanied her as her nurse.
Donald Simpler and Edward Dick
ersOn motored to Philadelphia, ac-
companied by Jim DickersOn who
was leaving for Pittsburgh, Pa.
& Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer West and son,
George Elmer, were dinner guests
Of Russell Wilgus at ROXana ON
Sunday.
NNIiss NeVa Nichols gave a Valen-
tine party Saturday evening.
Miss Edna Rayne of Williamsville
was the overnight guest of Miss Hill
da Evans on Friday evening.
miss Frances DerricksOn who has
been i'll with the flue is very much
improved and able to teach again.
lfAIiss Kathryn Quillen spent the
past weekend with Miss Marcella
DOwnes of Lewes.
- aOliVer Long, Raymond Bunting,
Everett Bunting and Emory Stevens
have returned from a motor trip to
Florida.
Miss Lillian COlona and Miss Hill
da Evans were the weekend guests
OF Miss Mildred Bennett of Lewes
who was visiting her parents over
the weekend.
Edward Wyatt of I.ewes was en-
teTtained at dinner on Sunday by
Miss Bennett.
Mrs. f. X Evans, of Lewes, Bert
Dick, Fred Clifton and Lloyd Pal
Tner of RehOboth were guests also at
Miss Benefits on Sunday evening.
:. Miss Vesta Hudson has returned
home from Il business trip to Phil /
adelphia.
: Mrs. J. A. Tubbs and two sons,
TOwny and Bill and Miss Lila Town |
send sailed on Tuesday from New
York for Panama and Cuba.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McCabe motor
ed to Philadelphia on Tuesday on /
business trip.
Mrs. Ira Hamblin spent the week.
end with her sister, Mrs. Frank Ba-
her at Berlin, Md
Mr.. and Mrs. N. G.. Davis attend
ed the banquet at the Wicomico Ho-
tel in Salisbury, Md, given by the
Sun Life Assurance Company last
Friday evening.
i A1r. and Mrs. Joshua Hudson, Jr.,
and daughter have returned from a
two weeks vacation in Florida and
Va.
-fFive full-blOOded Indians, MEM
bers of the Nanticoke Tribe, from
Riverdale Park, featured the enter
tainment program presented last
Thursday afternoon at the Berlin
High School auditorium before
members of the Worcester County
WOmah's Club and students assem-
Bled. The program was under the
Of Mrs. Lucy Cutrnght
sf Berlin, and the Indians were in
duced to appear for the occasion by
Mrs. Outright, through courtesy of
Norman Davis, of Selbyville.
) Chief Seagull, whose English
fame is Ferdinand Clark, gave a
talk followed by several Indian dan
ses, in which the five Indians took
part, much to the interest of the au-
1ience.
i In addition to Chief Seagull, other
indians who appeared on the pro- :
ram were: Warren r. Wright, Eph- ,
riam l.. Harmon, Oscar Wright, and
Clinton Harmon, a 12-year-Old In |
iihn boy.
Z lSFollowing the entertainment the S
business session of the Woman's
Club was called to order by Mrs.
Grady Powell, Pocomoke City, pres ]
dent of the county OrpanizatiOn :
Roll call showed sixty members j
present. [
!. .'The County WOman's Club appro- {
red resolutions endorsing State In
3Fmities for both the Eastern and {
Western Shores of Maryland, copies i
if the resolutions being ordered sent i
d county commissioners, newspa- {
,ers and State Senator Veasey. d
(, Mrs. ID. c. Boyer and daughter, 9
labs, of Millville, Del, entertained {
liver M. Long, of Selbyville, at their +
Inter home in Tampa, Florida. a
"A word of appreciation to the Rev. .
)r. L. P. Bowen, Berlin, who wrote :
he following poem for the occasion
nd which was read by Mrs. Cut
ight following the program of the
indians:
For the Ladies' Clubs And Their
4 Indian. Allies
Z BY DR.. l.. p. Bowen
am asked by curious people,
t,Where / got my ammunition,
Whence my Folklore of the Fathers,
@HoaV Legend and Tradition. t..