Milford chronicle., 1931-06-05
SELBYVILLE


rine will address the class.
Last Sunday morning Rev. w.
Vaughn Moore preached the bacca-
laureate sermon. Subject, "The Re-
Quired Electives" The front seats
were reserved for the principal, tea
chers and graduates. The choir gave
some very fine selections. The
church was crowded.
Subject for the night service, 1.-THE
Worth of Man." illustrating life in
nature from the seed to the full
grown oak; then the little child,
having reached manhood, what is he
worth?
Miss Hide Evans has returned
home from a trip to Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smith and
granddaughter, Mary Ann Cox, of
West Philadelphia were weekend
visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Par
sons.
Miss Lillian Colona motored to
Parksley, Va, and visited her par
ents, over the weekend.
Children From Cities
The Tribune fresh air work, 230
West 41st street, New York City, ~
Y, for SIS years has been interested
in poor children and sending them
as guests from the cities to the
country where they may be enter
tanned and enjoy the real outdoor
life among the trees, flowers, birds
and domestic animals. Anyone wish
ing information get in touch with
the committee of Selbyville. The
fresh air society is composed of Miss
Clara Holloway, chairman, Rev. w.
Vaughn Moore, vice chairman; Mrs.
H. V. Tubbs, Miss Maud McCabe,
Miss Ruth Lindseth, Mrs. Katie
Stevens, Mrs. J. Conn Scott, Ray
mond Morris, Mrs. Delphia Davis
and Mrs. w. A. Law.
Benefit Firemen
The pupils of Mrs. Hester Dunn
are giving a recital and play call
ed, "A Day in a Music Store" held
in the Community Club room, June
1S at 8 p. m. Admission Csc, for the
benefit of the Selbyville Fire Com
pany.
Walter Dukes and wife of Phila-
delphia spent Sunday with his mo-
ther, Mrs. ROxfe Dukes.
Isaac Quillen, Sr., spent the week |
end with his wife and daughter.
Clayton A. Bunting is away on
business trip with Lester c. Lovett |
in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Long entertain
ed over the weekend Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry c. Rusk of Lansdowne, Pa.
Miss Grace Long entertained to
dinner Saturday evening Miss
Gladys Rusk of Lansdowne, Pa,
Miss YvOnne Townsend of Frankford
and the Misses Frances Derrickson,
Rebecca Hobson and Kathryn Quill
len.
Miss Ruth Biddle of Dover spent
the weekend with Miss Edna Rayne.
Miss Gladys Rusk of Lansdowne,
Pa, Mrs. Albert Gordy of Laurel
and Miss Kathryn Quillen spent the
weekend with Miss Grace Long.
Aged Lady Passes ..
Mrs. Julia Simpler, aged 80 years,
died at her home here on Friday of
last week, after an illness of a few
Gays. Funeral services were held at
her late residence by her pastor,
Rev. Mr.. Moore. The body was laid
to rest by the side of her husband,
the late Caleb M. Simpler, who died
just nineteen years ago. She is sur
viVed by five children, Frank Simp-
Ter, Mrs. Edward Williams, Mrs. Lee
Stevens, Victor e. Simpler of this
town and Clifford NJ. Simpler of Eel
ton. se~
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Clinton Hollo-
way of Philadelphia have been
spending a few days with the lat
ter's mother and sister, Mrs. Eliza
beth Hudson and Mrs. Viola Holmes.
DIR. HOllOWay'S Father Dead ,
Levin J. Holloway, aged IS years, ,
quietly passed away at his home in !
town early Wednesday morning. AL /
though being confined to his home !
for the past three or four years by :
a complete loss of vision, he was
confined to his bed only few days. +
services were conducted at :
his late residence by. the Rev.
Vaughn Moore on Friday afternoon. :
Interment was made in Red Mems i
cemetery by the side of his wife, /
Mrs. Ellen Holloway, who died just !
a few weeks ago, and a daughter Y
who died several years ago. He is \
by one son, DR.. Harry v. +
of Dover, one brother and 4
one sister, Frank w. Holloway and Q
Mrs. Mary E. Derrickson of this 8
town. n
w. R. Hayden was a weekend t
guest of his wife, Mrs. Pauline Hayr O
len at the home of her parents, Mr.. S
and Mrs. E. B. McCabe. a
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Law and A
Miss Addie Furman entertained Mrs. II
Essie Murray and Miss Pearle Fraz- v
,r at Bethany Beach on Saturday af- f,
.ernoon and evening. They also mo- c
ored to Crisfield, Md, on Sunday af- "
.ernoon to visit Mrs. H. H. Mat r.
hews who recently had the misfor- G.
.une to fall and break her collar ii
zone and injure her left arm and Ii
wrist, but is now improving nicely. N
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Richards
Ind daughter Marguerite had as
heir guests over the week Benjam-
n Strahler and lady friend from
a
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Rayne spent h
Sunday with the latter's sister in c.
Md. il
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Bunting of Phil il
delphia were overnight guests of b
Ir. and Mrs. w. e. Bunting on the d
l., DouA D0.,Iaxyord Iacf SATURDAY. | -.