Milford chronicle., 1931-02-27
SELBYVILLE

Mrs. Florence X Evans. of Lewes
gave a card party at her home il
Selbyville on Wednesday evening
and entertained the following guests
Henry Jones, Milton, Del; Hall
Ewing, Miss Marion Burton, Miss
Martha Maull, Miss Mildred Bennett
Thomas Anterbridge, Allen Vessels
Edward Wyatt, all of LeWes; Burt
Dick and Lloyd Paynter, of Reho-
both; Mr.. and Mrs. John Tyudall. of
RehobOth; Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. V. Tubbs.
Miss Viola Holmes, Miss Pearl
Frazer, Miss Frances Derrickson,
Miss Rebecca Hobson, ThOs. Lynch,
Charles Kelley, William Daye, Brice
McCabe, COyingtOn Townsend, all of
Selbyville.
The prize winners ut cards were
Mrs. II. V. Tubbs and Hall Ewing
After the refreshments had been
served they finished the evening
with the game of bingo. The prize
winners were Mrs. H. Y. Tubbs, John
Tyndall, Miss Lillian Colona and
Thomas Lynch.
The sixth grade of the Selbyville
school has just finished Il unit of
to make booths and booklets. The
following are those who had booths
and their countries: Germany,
Elizabeth Murray; Italy, Bill Tubbs:
Belgium, Catherine Campbell and
Margaret Stevens; Russia, Ollie Nor
ris, and Wade Ryan; Spain, Louise
Long; France, Chester Hudson and
Flemuel Lynch. The booths were il
lustrated with very good material
and was an interesting and impress
sive lesson.
Miss Lillian Colona. Mrs. f. X.
Evans, Burt Dick and Lloyd Paynter
mOtored to Parksley, Va. and were
entertained at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. w. Fl. COlona on Sunday.
Mrs. Ellen Holloway. wife Oi Levin
Holloway, had a stroke of paralysis
about a week ago and died Monday
morning, Sc years old. Funeral was
held at the home on Wednesday.
Mrs. Van Murray has been quite
i'll but is improving at this writing.
Miss Edna Rayne was the dinner
guests of Miss Hilda Evans Sunday
evening.
Miss Grace Long entertained at
dinner Monday evening Miss Lillian
Colona, Miss Hilda Evans and Miss |
Catherine CULLEN.
Mrs. W. H Mealey. of Philadel- |
phia, was guest of her mother Mrs. |
p. E. Long, on Sunday.
Mrs. Charlotte Vandome on Walnut |
street celebrated her 74th birthday |
on Feb. %. She has been ill for some |
time and confined to her home, Mrs. |
Amanda Collins and daughter Lurah, |
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Quilleu, Mrs. |
Raymond Mumford and two chill
dren, and Miss Clara HOllaway were
among the many calls Sunday.
Harold McCabe, of Resell Park, N.
j., and Edison Gray, of New York
City, We're week-cnd guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Joshua McCabe ana rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McCabe, Of Re
hoboth, were dinner guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. MacLong on Sunday. They
were also guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Willis Hudson.
Isaac CULLEN, ST., was a week
end guest of his familEi alsa Miss
Grace Long visited in the home.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Hudson enter
tained on Sunday Mrs. Sarah HolIo-
way, Orla Holloway and two sons,
Franklyn and Claude, of Whining
ton, Del.
Funeral rites for Denward Camp ;
bell, 73, at his late residence, was !
held Feb. 20, services in charge Of S
the Rev. c. p. Butler. of Hebron, Z
Md, assisted by the Rev. Howard {
Davis. Mr.. Campbell was born and j
raised in Selbyville. Besides his j
wife, Mrs. Jennie A. Campbell, the {
deceased is survived by the follow \
ing children: George w, Rehoboth {
Beach; Frank P, MillsborO; Lam S
pert w. and Denward W. Campbell
Jr., and daughter, Mrs. Bernice Tay- h
or, of Selbyville. il
Oliver Long was a dinner guest Oh a
Monday of Miss Yvonne Townsend h
n Frankford, given by Mrs. Prina =
Townsend f.
Mr.. and Mrs. N, C. Davis and son Z
John spent Saturday with Mr. and ii
hrs. Samuel Davis, at Clarksville Il
Seth Long, of Philadelphia, was v
he guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Lewis A
ver the weekend IN
Mrs. William Greenburg has re- Ii
urned home after spending some N
ime i'll Philadelphia. IO
The Home Missionary Society will 81
old in the Salem M. e. church Oh "
Tarch 8th, an evening worship serv- ta1
,e. The theme of the evening will 81
e, MASON" the blind desciple, 81
ermon of drama. if