Milford chronicle., 1933-02-24
SELBYVILLE

I at the Sunday morning service. The
text was st. John 1:36-"Behold the
Lamb of God" The topis for the
, evening service was "The Home as
Place of Authority"
The WOman's Home Missionary
/ Society will give party in the
church parlor, on Tuesday evening
of next week. Everybody invited TO
attend and enjoy good social time
together, and help the Society pro-
mote worthy cause.
The pupils of the Public Schools
enjoyed days vacation while the
teachers attended the annual meet
ing of the Sussex County Education
al Association which was held in
the Millsboro High School auditor
ium on Friday.
Messrs. /. l.. Long and J. A. Tubbs
made business trip 10 Newbern, N.
C., the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Magee and
little daughter, Shirley, spent cou-
pie of nights last week with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Murray at Bayard.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l. Whitaker, of
Greenwood, were dinner guests of
: lOibtifCS III lOWll ON ouIudy.
Mrs. Leslie Elwanger, of Harring-
ton, was weekend guest of Edward
l.. McCabe.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank NJ. Long were
guests of her parents at Dover on
Friday. Mrs. Long remained for
several days due to the illness of her
father. tf'''t.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hillary Holland and
daughters, Hazel and Agnes, enter
tained at turkey dinner on Satur-
day evening. Their guests we're:
Senator and Mrs. James b. McCabe, |
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Hudson. Mr.. |
and Mrs. Edward L. Brasure, Mrs. |
Annie Hickman, the Misses Mae |
McCabe, Mary Fassitt, Ruth Hudson, |
Louise Brasure and Messrs. Isaac
Holland and Harry McCabe.
\ Miss Christine McCabe accOmpan
led her cousin, Seth Long to Phila-
delphia for a few dasy stay last
week.
Irving Hudson, Jr., of New Jer-
sey, is spending some time with his
grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
bins Hudson.
Miss Mary Pepper, of PhiIadel-
phia, was a recent visitor at the
home of her parents, Mr.; and Mrs.
c. II. Pepper i-'.-' >" .'"
Prof. and Mrs. @. W. Jarrett, Of
Milford. were among callers in town
on Sunday.
Mrs. Hester Dunn and Master Le-
land, of BishOpville, were Sunday
visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Uriah Long.
Rev. and Mrs. W. V. Moore, Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Law, Mrs. Essie
Murray, Miss Beulah Clearwatefs,
Miss Addie Furman, Vauhn and
BObbie Moore, spent a very enjoy
able evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Morris and daughter,
Rachel, on Tuesday of last week.
Interesting games and delicious re-
freshments OF home made ice cream
and cake featured the evening.
Miss Electa Long, Mr.. and Mrs.
Calvin Rayne and daughter, Jean
ette, spent Sunday In Salisbury as
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Emory
Marvil and son, William.
Mrs. V. E. Simpler who has been
spending few days with her cousin
Mrs. Harry w. Law, in Philadelphia,
is now in the Methodist Hospital for
Mrs. John B. McCabe is also in the
same hospital for a second opera
LiOn, having spent eight weeks there
after very serious operation in the
Fall 'ir..A Boz IS - r 49,. p.
A. Edward Stevens, Jr., returned
from Salisbury on Saturday and is
nicely after an operation .
'or appendicitis. 'r -. .2 -
Jackie Hastings who has been in
led with broken leg for the past
hree weeks is progressing as rap
dly as time yill permit.
Mrs. Lee Stevens is also making D..
splendid progress and Elisha L. n
long was able to attend church on 9
Sunday for the first time since Sep '
ember. c
Those who have been i'll with Sc s.
'ere colds are, Mrs. Beulah McCabe. ~
Miss Maude McCabe, Mrs. Edith 81
rubbs and Norman West. y
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Whaley, of Y Y
were at home with the G,
alters mother, Mrs. M. pasha Wat
on. over the week end. Mr.. Whaley's y
ather and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. '
Walter Whaley, of Whaleyville. Md, Il
we're also dinner guests of Mrs. /,
Watson on Sunday. n
Mrs. r. b. Hopkins, of Milton, 4
sussex County's vice-president of Il
he Delaware Federation of Women's /,
Clubs was the guest speaker at the 81
Club on Thursday after N
loon. Mrs. Hopkins and Mrs. Chas 1,
'hSckery, also of Milton. were din Il
Ter guests Of Mrs. Long, president
4 the local club. a
The Selbyville Music Glass under @,
he direction of Miss Margaret Stock 6.
on, met with the adult educational q
Toup of Sussex Co., in the Willie p"
T. Jones Memorial Hall in George II
own on Sunday afternoon for the q.
1id-term rally conducted by Prof. .
ilenn Gildersleeve, State director
f Public School Music. -
Mr.. and Mrs, Russell Bunting of
ear town had as their guests over OF
he weekend MIR. and Mrs. William Il,
: Wilgus, Of Laurel. On Saturday
light the two families entertained 70
1intly at bridge party and their n
uests were: Prof. and Mrs. II. N
V. Howie, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. yC
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert d.
Dimes, Mrs. Helen Wahser, Mrs. r'i pS
ettie West, Miss Helen Hudson, -
Iiss Hortense Watson, Mr.. and Mrs.
aul Long, Messrs. William McCabe
nd Harold Timmons, of Selbyville:
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