Milford chronicle., 1931-10-16
SELBYVILLE

W. T. Hudson gave wild COOS
/, dinner on Sunday. A reunion of tn
older members of the family, hi
brother, Peter c. B. Hudson, 8
years old, and sister, Mrs. p. L
Long, 70 years of age; himself, 6,
years and the families of all three.
Mrs. Annie Turner, of Walnu
street, who has been spending a few
months at the Brandywine Santa
rum, returned home on a visit for
while.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Urah Long ant
daughter, Virginia, and l. W. Long
motored to Washington and Luray
Caverns, Va, Friday and returned
today
Mrs. Volley Stevens has returned
home after spending some time in
Philadelphia visiting relatives.
Several people from this town at
tendad the anniversary service at
Blackwater church ON Sunday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil McCabe ac-
companied Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Elliott
and sister, Miss Vann, to New York,
where they spent the weekend with
the latters brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Pepper en-
tertained to dinner on Sunday his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Pep
per and his brother, Homer Pepper
and family.
w. A. Law and A. A Hudson, of
this town, and Vernon McCabe, of
Ocean View, attended a convention
of the A. F. & A. M. held in Will
mingtOn on Thursday, Oct. s. Mrs.
Law spent the day with Mrs. w. H.
Briggs and also called on Mrs. j. r.
Furman and family.
Miss Maud McCabe entertained
her two aunts from Berlin on Sun
day afternoon.
Mrs. Essie Murray and brother,
Mr.. Tunnel, of Ocean View, were in
on Saturday.
Mrs. Murray had as guests on
and Monday her niece, Miss
Ruth Watson, and brother, William
A. Watson, 3rd, of Blackbird.
DR.. and Mrs. Whitaker, of Green
wood, spent Sunday afternoon and |
evening with her mother, Mrs. Jas.
L. Law.
Rev. George White Dawson, of
]enterville, Md, spent Friday night
With friends in town.
Virgil, Clay and Edna McCabe
ave been spending a few days with
heir grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
ames johnson over dupont Boule-
ard.
The Sussex County Club Institute
ill meet in Selbyville in the club
Dom on Thursday, Oct %, at 1920
m. Representative of all clubs
l the county as well as state and
1unty officers will attend. Among
lose who will have a part on the
rogram are: DR.. Dalema Draper,
of Delaware State Fedora 7
on of WOmen's Clubs, speaking on, I
rhe Club in the Federation; Mrs.
2. H. Beacon, "Our Magazine; !
RS. T. T. Weldon, chairman of In
flutes, "Why Institutes"?; Mrs. 7
arence Fraim, chairman of Leg
lation in the General Federation; Z
rs. Edmund Barsham, state chair G
an of Motion Pictures, and Miss
ariOn Breck, state chairman of
apartment of American Home, will
so speak. We are very fortunate
having Miss Florence Singer, of G
on the program. Her
bject will be, Friendly Relation "
ith All People. The Selbyville v
orus will also sing. The members
the local club are urged to at "
nd one hundred per cent. a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry V. Tubbs en-
tanned Rev. and Mrs. M. w. Ma lie
lie and family of Laurel at dinner L
'nday evening. Rev. Marine was in
former pastor here and his many
ends were glad to greet him. m
Mrs. F. K. Evans and Miss Mar IL
/ Maull, of Lewes, were dinner sc
ests of Mrs. w. H. Kenney in cl
nor of her 18th birthday, Oct. 7th
n an automobile collision at the pl
ersection of the Brick Hotel road he
h the State highway, Sunday Bl
hit, six persons were injured, one
them seriously. An automobile
ven by Representative Lee Stew in
of Selbyville turned over after to
collided with the car of Roland pr
Ames, Cape Charles, Va. Stew
suffered cuts over the right eye lai
bruises. His wife, Mrs. Katie Nj
vens, was bruised. The most Sc
lsly injured was Mrs. Jennie Sim Ba
r, wife of former Postmaster Vic he
Simpler, who suffered five brok-
ribs and who may be injured in tol
tally. She is patient in the rel
ford Emergency Hospital. For .
Postmaster Simpler was merely is
ised. mo
he Simplers' twin sons, Lewis I
Harry, aged eight, suffered Sc rec
J bruises. At a hearing before
,istrate Mustard in Bridgeville, Mil
IS was held under $1,000 bail for hel
caring November 2. CHI
lther Long, of Selbyville, and his L
ldson, Washington Hudson. of spe
adelphia, returned on October PAL
from a tour of the south and n
Invest Leaving on September Coz
they visited Miami Beach, Fla, par
Mr.. and Mrs. George Holloway, n
clearwater Fla. The tour con- is '
ed to Laredo, Mexico, by way of Car
Gulf Coast, returning through A
Is, Arkansas, Tennessee, North atte
lima and Virginia. The tour hell
red eighteen states, a distance OILY
200 miles, without mishap or our
trouble. M
lie services last Sunday at the spe
!. church were very well attend her,
At the morning service the
lie was Building Affairs" and the n
regation filled both the church ~