Milford chronicle., 1933-09-15
SELBYVILLE
Church and Rotary AffaIrs

NdlCOM fTltClell as SeCIetdTy. Al
ter the business meeting was ovei
Mrs. ]. r. Buell. had charge of tn
entertainment program, at whiel
time Miss Hannah Long favored tn
audience with a piano solo, and Mrs
/ Lee Stevens read some very goo(
| poems. After playing a few inter
. esting games, refreshments wer'
served and those present. there be
ing IS in number, decided the frs
meeting had been a most enjoyable
one. Mrs. Buells assistants were:
Mrs. John A. Tubbs, Mrs. L. Wirrie
Long and Miss Hannah Long, Mrs
j. Conn Scott and little Miss Jane
Scott. Ather members of the group
were unable to attend.
On Friday evening the Selbyville
Rotary Club observed the second La
dies Night OF the season and was
host to the Lewes Rotary Club and
their wives at an inter-city meeting
and dinner at the West Breeze Hotel,
Bethany Beach at 1880 o'clock. The
program by the Lewes Club was
hivhly entertaining and consisted of
a negro dialect dialogue, tap dances,
banjo solos and duets, vocal solos,
banjo and mandolin trio.
On Sunday, Rev. W. V. Moore con-
Quoted preaching services both NOR
| ming and evening with fairly good
attendance. In the evening Rev.
/ Moore read a part of the 10th chap
ter of the gospel of st. John from
DR.. Moffatt's translation of the New
Testament as the scripture lesson,
using as his text the 18th verse as
follows: 81 have still much to say
TO you, but you cannot bear it just
now."
The young people resumed their
regular weekly meetings at the
church hall on Monday evening at z
o'clock and will continue their dis
cussion meetings each week during
the winter.
On Tuesday afternoon the Wo-
mans Home Missionary Society be-
gan its fall activities by holding the
Ieopening meeting with Mrs. Virgil
D. McCabe at her home in Millville; |
she having accepted the presidency
of the Selbyville Society, this being
her former home. Those who were
privileged to attend enjoyed a very
pleasant afternoon with Mrs. Nc
Cabe.
Trip to Bermuda
Senator James B. McCabe has just
had a delightful trip to Bermuda,
having sailed with a party of 81, on
board the steamer, Queen of Bermu-
da, from New York, on Wednesday
morning, September 6, arriving at
the st. Georges Hotel, Bermuda, on
Friday. Leaving Hamilton. Bermuda,
on Saturday night, the return Voy-
age was made on the same steam
ship, arriving at the Hotel Victoria
in New York on Monday where din
ner was served before going to their
various homes. The trip was spon-
sored by the Scranton Life Insur-
ance Company of Scranton, Pa; 1t
having been given in honor of the
agents by whom the greatest amount
of business had been produced in a
certain period of time, and Senator
McCabe was among the lucky num-
ber.
Personal
Mrs. A. NJ. Lynch has been enter
tanning her two sisters, Mrs. Ollie
Timmons of town and Mrs. Myrtle
Lynch of Philadelphia at Bethany
Beach during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Johnson and
Grace, had as their guests
On Sunday, Mrs. Ida Marvil of Dar-
by, Pa, Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill This ,
.lewood and daughter Evelyn and :
Mrs. Agnes Johnson of Houston,
Mrs. Johnson who is nearing her
10th year, will remain with her ,
laughter for an indefinite period.
D. ]. Long accompanied by his :
laughter and family went to Berlin :
IN Sunday and visited his brother,
". F. Long and Mrs. Daisey Long. !
Mrs. Louise Durham of Philadel-
lhia was a recent guest of her sis !
er, Mrs. Jennie Campbell.
Miss Marguerite Richards of Phil :
delphia will spend the winter with
Ter grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. .
J. McCabe and attend school, this +
eing her senior year in Selbyville l
Iigh School.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil McCabe and =
hildren, Virgil, Clay and Edna, Mrs. =
!. L. McCabe, Jr., and three daugh- =
srs, Mildred, Eva and Rebecea were :
uests on Sunday of their aunt, Mrs. =,
Iaggie Watson Pepper of Holmes =
urg, Pa, who is spending some ;,
me at Oak Orchard. =
John r. Law who has been spen- :,
ing few weeks vacation at his ~
ONE in town left for Richmond, ~
a., on Sunday where he will re-
lime his studies in a course of dem
stry at the Medical College of Vir-
mia.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. ]. Stevens and
Elizabeth and Catherine n
Haddonfield, N. j., were weekend eC
lests of Mr.. and Mrs. Armell Hud- vi
IN and other relatives in town. in
Mrs. Elberta Conaway of George P,
wn and. Master Thomas Opie of
have been spending a in
W days with their parents and E
'andpaTents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert
:. Lynch. nc
Mr.. and Mrs. Ura Long and daugh- W
r Virginia and their father, l. w. D.
ong, have returned from few
Iys stay at Fenwick Island. Virgin al
s. guests over the weekend were be
e Misses Rachel Morris and Lor-
la Long. N,
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul West entertain so
at cards on Monday evening. ii,
Mr., and Mrs. Robbins Hudson
ere guests of his mother, Mrs. of