Milford chronicle., 1933-04-07
SELBYVILLE

MIS-. Mary Ann Hudson, observed
her 92nd birthday at her home. neal
Selbyville ON Tuesday, March. 2Sth
Mrs. Hudson, who is the widow OF
the late Isiah Hudson, has reared
family of 6 children, of whom are
still living and has always lived
on the farm where she now resides
within two miles of her own birth
place. Aunt Mary" as she is call
ed by her neighbors. has been a
great lover of her home life, and
has never travelled very far distant.
She has always been remarkably
active until quite recently, and even
yet insists ON taking some part in
the home duties. Those who parti-
cipated i'm the observance of her
natal day were: Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ins Hudson, Walter, Katie and Ana
belle Hudson, MIR. and Mrs. Elisha
Hudson, Mr.. and Mrs. William Long
all Of in and near town, and also
one great, great grand son, Irving
Hudson, Jr., of Dayton, Ohio, who
is spending sometime with his grand
parents in town.
Due to the minister being at Con-
ference on Sunday there were no
services at the church in the morn
ing with the exception of Sunday
School. Vesper services in the
evening were conducted by Miss.
Beulah Clearwaters in charge of the
Young Peoples division. Rev. w.
" Moore, is now at home, having
been returned to Selbyville for the
third year.
Billy james and Edward Lynch,
students of the University of Del
aware, are at home with their par
ents. DR.. and Mrs. G. e. James. and
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. W. Lynch for few
days vacation.
The Misses Kathryn Quillen and
Peaches HollingswOrth. also of the
University, are spending the week
at their respective homes.
Prof. and Mrs. r. w. HOwie, were
to dinner at the home
of Mr.. anu Mrs. Raymond T. Num-
ford, on Wednesday evening of last
week. ..:
Mr.. and Mars. Elisha NJ Collins,
Of Philadelphia, were also overnight
guests at the Mumf0rd home quite
Mrs. ID. II. Hollingsworth has been
spending a few days with her pa
rents at Newark, Md.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Warrington
we're guests of Mr., and Mrs. Frank
Long on Sunday 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest McCabe, of
made a short call at
he home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hilary
Holland on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Rayne and
laughter had as dinner guests on
Sunday, MFR. and Mrs. Emory Mar
'el and son, William, Of Salisbury,
Nd. Miss Electa Long aud Miss
ONEIDA Taylor of town.
Mrs. +. W. Holloway, Mrs. Elmer |
holloway and son. Frank Marshall |
md Mrs. V. NJ Murray spent Satur-
lay evening in Ocean View, as the |
quests of r.. and Mrs. Allie Tunnel. !
After attending Conference last.
week, Rev, Howard Davis, former
,astor here and Mrs. Davis, of Per-
'yville. Md. have, been spending
everal days with MIR. and Mrs. w.
u. Long at SLEEPY Hollow"
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Hill were
ccent guests of relatives in Green's
,oro. Md.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bunting and
laughter, Margaret, Of Salisbury,
Gd., and Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Pret-
yman, of Glendale, were guests of
Irs. Elizabeth McCabe Hastings,
"a Sunday.
Mrs. Lizzie Lewis, of ChincOtea-
ue, Va, was weekend guest of
ir. and Mrs. William Law.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emory McCabc and
hildreD. Olive. Emory. Jr.. and
larry, and Miss Henrietta Hudson,
pent Sunday with friends in Pitts
lille. Md.
The Defamation Contest held in
he auditorium of the new school
uilding on Wednesday evening of
lst week was well attended and
luch enjoyed by those. present. The
rize winners from the three groups
'erc as fOllows:. Group 1-ANeva
ce Goodwin, Betty Brown and Tom |
ly Mumford. Group 2-Elizabeth |
Iurray, Malcolm Pritchttt and Ed
ard Stevens. Group 3-LOrctta I
ong, oliver Tingle and Lucretia
on.
Mrs. Annie Gray Turntr quittly
lssed away at her home on Walnut
rect on Sunday. April End, afttr an ;
lntss Of more than two years, with
lat dread disease, tuberculosis.
uneral services were held at the
te home on Tuesday afternoon by
lie Rev. Lowery. pastor of the Pill
i'm Holiness Church, of Roxana.
RS. Turner spent quite some time
a Sanatorium seeking to recover :
,r former health, but the grip of
e disease had such strong hold
Jon her, that her stay there did not
owe a success. She is survived
one daughter, Miss Irene Turner, ,
le son and daughter-in-law, Mr.. :
I'd Mrs. William Turner, who were
arried quite recently. She also :
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