Milford chronicle., 1933-08-04
SELBYVILLE
Rotary Activities.

meeting ana banquet oil the ltOtdf.
Club, held at the Belvue Stratfor,
in Philadelphia, on Wednesday
afternoon and evening of last week
were Messrs. r. B. Morris, and Lee
Stevens, from the local club. The!
were accompanied by Mrs. Stevens
and Mrs. Hetty Williams, the lattel
spending the time with Mr.. anC
Mrs. Edward Kimmel and Miss ElleI
Williams, while Mrs. Stevens re.
mained at the Hotel and was ac-
companied home by her niece, Miss
Caroline Simpler, of FELTON,, who
will spend several days in town as
the guest of her uncle and aunt.
On Friday evening the Selbyville
and Georgetown Rotary Clubs held
a joint meeting at Bethany Beach
with % members and guests in at
tendance. Mr.. Morris, the newly
elected president of the SelbyVille
Club called the meeting to order af-
ter which Mr.. Ableman, president of
the Georgetown Club had charge of
the meeting and introduced the
speaker of the evening. During
talk principally on Business" by
Howard T. Ennis. superintendent of
the State institution at Delaware
Colony, he said he couldn't make
two dollars grow where only one
had grown before. DR.. Omar f.
Jones, pastor of Wesley NJ. E. Church
Georgetown, spoke on the subject
"Is Rotary Worth While?" and said
if the suffering of today is due to
business men in high places, it is
because they failed to be true to
their trust. Our State Treasurer,
George C. Williams, of MillsbOrO,
gave a very interesting talk on the
ideals of Service, Among the
guests were Messrs. Morris Simon,
Emanuel Barros, of Dover. In a
very short talk by Mr.. Simon, he
said if Mr.. Ennis couldn't make two !
dollars grow where one grew be-
fore, he sure could make two build |
ings grow where none grew before.
Preparations are being made for a
formal opening of the play ground |
on the church lot on Thursday eve,
August 10th, when prominent speak
ers will be present and a pageant
will be presented on the grounds.
All the boys and girls and young
people of the community may take
part in the pageant if they so de-
sire.
A set of tennis will be played be-
ginning at p. m, but is not yet
known who the players will be. If
the weather conditions should not
be favorable on that date, the open
ing services will be held on the fol-
lowing Monday evening, August IA.
Personals.
Little Miss Carolyn Buell. has
been quite sick during the past
week.
Capt. John S. Law has also been
confined to his home for few days
due to illness.
Mrs. Eta McCabe Mealey who has {
been spending a great deal of the
summer with her mother, Mrs. Pru-
dence E. Long at their home on
Walnut street accompanied Mr.. and |
Mrs. Curtis Robinson to their home
in Philadelphia last week.
While working at FrankfOrd on
Saturday monring John Daisey had
the misfortune to fall and 1t was
necessary to have the aid of ply ;
sician to close a cut ON his head.
Mr.. Daisey was able to resume his J
duties on Monday afternoon.
Miss Martha Neese, of Whining |
ton, is spending sometime at the [
home of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r. Hill,
as the guest of her cousin, Miss Jane ]
Kenney. /
Mrs. Louise Roach, of Georgetown S
has been a guest of her daughter,
Mrs Olive Buell. and family, during {
the past week. 1
While in town one day last week, \
Mrs. Calvin Gum. of Showells, Md, c
called on Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha ID.
Long. {
Master Paul Brasure, little son of l
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Breasure, of
is staying with his grand +
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Green Smith, A
of near town, while his mother, who +
was formerly Miss Pearl Smith, is
in Johns Hopkins Hospital, Balti- n
more, under observation and treat il
more, of her throat and nose.
Mrs. Ida Townsend spent Sunday n
with her sister, Mrs. Minnie White n
and family in Pittsville, Md. r
Prof. and Mrs. d. A. Petry have N
returned to their home in FELTON,, v
having spent a few days with rela- A
tiyes in town. n
Mr.. and Mrs. George Clendaniel "
we're called to Glendale last week
by the illness of his father, Alfred cl
clendaniel. j
Mr.. and Mrs. CASHIER Evans had as a,
their guests at Fenwick Island over
he weekend, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace H
Campbell, Miss Hester Campbell il
and Mrs. Nettie West, of town, and M
Clifford Evans, of Roxana, Mr.. and M
Mrs. Charles Wilgus were also din C
ler guests on Sunday. "
Mrs. c. A. Bunting and two sons, M
Junior and Jean, Mr.. and Mrs. Wal d
er Long and daughter, Agnes, re- e1
urned last week from their trip to W
he Pacific Coast, by the way of to
he Century of Progress Exposition al
n Chicago, arriving home ON Thurs
lay night after an absence of four CT
weeks. Di
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker Long and yo
fiss ONEIDA Taylor, attended a bir- he
hday party of Mrs. John Godfrey ba
D Frankford on Saturday evening" &C
Mrs. Helen Wanser left last week taI
DR. an extended trip up in Maine. tn
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Hudson and Lii
aughter, Ruth, spent the weekend on
Fenwick Island as the guests of an
FRS. Neva Moore and son Carlton. Oh
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac ]. Quillen, Jr., fol