Milford chronicle., 1932-09-02
SELBYVILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. N. c. Davis enter
tanned the Salem NJ E. choir at their
cottage at Riverdale on Thursday
9. last. On Wednesday they had a
number of Maryland dinner guests
at their home in town.
John r. Davis is spending his va
cation at RiVerdale.
Mrs. F. X. Evans, who has been
employed in the Gift Shop at the
idle Hour" Rehoboth, since June,
has returned to her home here for
the few remaining weeks of Vaca-
tiOn.
Mrs. VIM. Bennett, Miss Mildred
Bennett and Mrs. Mabel Wyatt Lewis
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Wyatt, of Lewes, ON Wednesday.
The guests of the house party at
the "Sea Gull Cottage, Bethany
Beach, staged an Indian party on
Friday night, ON one of the small is
lands in Indian costumes. They led
hunt for buried treasure and gave
exhibitions of Indian prOwess, that
would have made a real "NanticOke
Indian" wonder. Continuing from
the island the war dance was given
in front of the Ringler Theatre. The
guests at the cottage ON Sunday
were as follows: Mr.. and Mrs. Perry
Graves and daughter, the Messrs.
Esham, Ellis, Walters and Campbell,
all of Frankford Miss Marie Baker,
Miss Doris Parker, Norman Bunt-
ing, all of DagsboEo; Mrs. F. X.
Evans of Selbyville, Bert Dick of
Rehoboth, and Paul Jackson of Sal
isbury, Md. On Monday the house
party left for their various homes.
The following guests were enter
tanned at lunch at the home of Mrs.
F. K. Evans: Mr.. and Mrs Abe Dali
sey, Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Smith,
Tony Kroshevesky. After lunch the
young people motored to Philadel-
phia, where they became the guests
of Miss Hazel Pickering, of that city,
and on Tuesday they motored to
New York City.
Rev. w. H. Briggs, of Whining |
ton, occupied the pulpit, of Salem !
M. E. Church ON Sunday and preach |
ed to an audience of deeply inter
ested people. Rev. Briggs was a |
pastor here about II years ago, and |
his many friends welcomed both the |
minister and his wife, whose loving
service endeared them to the church
and town. Mr. and Mrs. Briggs are
now occupying the w. A. Law cot
tage at Bethany for the period of
their vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hurst Beauchamp
and children, of Pittsburgh, Pa, are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. James john
son, of the Boulevard.
Miss Martha Rogers, formerly OF
This town, was a recent guest of Mr..
and Mrs. l. Layfie1d Long.
Mrs. Hester Dunn and son, of
Md, were weekend
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Uriah Long
It their cottage at Fenwick.
Sons were born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter ShOckley and to Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd Dorman recently. ...,...
Mrs. Mary Stevens has as her
quests, Mr.. and Mrs. Burke Stevens,
# Philadelphia.
Miss Rachel Morris entertained
Hiss Jane Kenney for the week at
'enwick.
Mrs. Helen Wanser and her moth
r were Sunday guests of Mr.. and
1rs. Robert Bunting, of DagsborO.
Mrs. Sarah Holloway and Miss
Iary Hudson are guests. of Mr.. and
frs. r. H. Hudson, of Ocean View.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Lowry and
Ir and Mrs. Merrick Lowry were
unday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jonah
IcCabe.
The holiness meetings closed on
unday, after an interesting series
f services. The results were a num-
er of converts and an added spirit ,
al interest
Wilson Ingram, of Lewes, is MAX !
lg his home here for a few weeks, {
lille employed in construction
ork. 6
Miss Cecile Hamblin has return =
/ to Temple University, where she . .
enrolled as a student nurse. s.
A survey of the MasOn-DiXOn line
being made and frame work with .
light has been placed over the
.one, on the property of N. c. f.
avis. !,
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Taylor en- n
on Saturday a number of {
tile folks in honor of their SON, d
ay's birthday. n
Mrs. Catherine Stevens is quite C.
at her home on Church street. II
Mrs. F. w. following is improV- +,
g from a severe attack of rheu- Ii
atism.
Mrs. Nettie West has returned a
ON a visit with friends in Phila- ii
,lphia. l!
Edward Goodwin, a former resident ft
this TOWN died at Wilmington. N. h