Milford chronicle., 1933-03-31
SELBYVIILE

the death angel again visited our
town just before ~ o'clock on Thurs
day night and removed from our
midst. Mrs. John b. McCahe, after
an illness of about eight months. In
order TO pay their last tribute of re-
spect, a great cOncOurse of people
gathered at her last home on Sum
day afternoon for the funeral SER
vices, held by the Rev. Miller, OF
fredericksburg, Md, and the Rev. Mr..
Moore of this town. The body was
taken to RoXana for burial. Mrs.
McCabe was devoted wife and
mother, and kind friend to all
those with. whom she came in con-
tact, and displayed wonderful
christian character while undergoing
extremely painful treatment, with a
hope of coming back to a fairly nor
NAL condition, but always express
ing her willingness to bear what
ever should come upon, and often
repeating the phrase Gods Will,
Not Mine, BE Done" Besides the
husband. her three boys and two
granddaughters as follows: Mrs.
Albert McCabe. Mrs. Granville Camp
hell. Mrs. Howard Gabriel. Mrs. Roy
Campbell, Jehu. Walter, Lorenzo
and Volta McCabe and Dorothy Cab
l'iel. all of this town with the eXcep-
tiOn of the Gabriels, their home he
ing in Chester Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Johnson, of
Wilmington, attended the funeral of
his sister on Sunday and remained
with relatives in town for few
days.
Dr. II. V. Holloway. of Dover, was
entertained to dinner III the home
of Mr. and Mrs. f., w. Holloway. on
Monday
Miss Christine Baker and Miss
Rebecca Hobson spent the week end
in Smyrna.
Mr.. and Mrs. Uriah Long spent
Thursday Of last week in Whining
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Il. Hayden. of
Ohio. have been spending Il few
days with the latter's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Elisha B. McCabe.
Mr.. and Mrs. CASHIER w. Evans en-
tertained at cards on Friday even
ing. Their guests were Mr.. and |
Mrs T. Edward Adkins. of Bayyille.
Mr. and Mrs Vollie Al. Lynch and |
son, Ronald, OF ROXana and Mr. and |
Mrs. Llewellyn Stevens Of town.
Mr. and Mrs Lee Stevens had as /
dinner guests on Sunday, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wade Ryan and Wade, Jr.. of
Blades, Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Cooke
and son, Bill, of Seaford.
Miss Mae McCabe, of Beacon Col
ege, Wilmington, was at home with
ler parents. Senator and Mrs. McC
-'abe over the weekend.
Harvey ii. Tinglc has been spend
ng some time with his sister. Mrs.
Horace Campbell and family. Mrs.
Campbell has been confined 10 her
lOme during the past week, due to
Illness.
Miss Mary Harris is in the Emer-
,ency Hospital, Milford, where she
underwent an operation for appen-
Iicitis on Saturday.
G. l.. Nichols and son, Marvin,
pent the weekend in Philadelphia
nd visited Mrs. Nichols and two
Geneva and Joan in JEFF
ersOn Hospital. the former 4 stu
ent nurse in the hospital, tile latter
new arrival in the family Oh Ties
ay, March 2lst. Mrs. Nichols and
Oan expect to be at their home in
own the last of the week
Spencer II. Tunnel, of Ocean View
'as a guest of his two sisters, Mrs.
Iedeline Holloway and Mrs. Essie
Iurray on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. b. Morris were
allied to ST. Martins, Md, on Stature
ay by the death of his mother,
Irs. Joshua Morris.
Mrs. Nellie West entertained four
lbles of Bridge on Friday evening.
er guests being as follows: Mrs.
r. Buell., Mrs. Helen Wanser, Mrs.
:. M. Long, Mrs. E. V. Baker, Mrs.
GLAND Scott, Mrs. Edward Stevens,
RS. Clifton Hastings, Mrs. II. V.
ubbs. Mrs Viola Holmes, Mrs.
iriam Dukes, Mrs. Frank Long,
rs. Paul Long, Mrs. J. COun Scott.
rs. II. B. Morris and Miss Eleanor
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Watson were
cent guests of Mr., and Mrs. Perry
raves near Frankford.
The Women's Foreign Missionary
,ciety was entertained at the home
Mrs. J.. w. Long OIL Tuesday eve,
last week
The Senior Glass OF Selbyville
igh School will present their class
ay The Valley of Ghosts" on
rady evening, April 7th in the au-
torium of the new school building
le proceeds will be used by the
ass to help defray the expense Of
cir trip to Washington some time
the future.
Several Young people from Selby-
lie will beparticipants i'll pag-
Mt to he given in RehOboth at the DE-.
lnual Conference of Methodist
,iscopal ministers of Wilmington
inference. The names of these
ung people and the characters
Itch they are to portry are as fol-
VS.,
Tableau |, Mother of Franklin,
$. Paul Pepper.
II. Susannah Wesley, Mrs.
ner West. Man who rescues John
asley, Mr.. Elmer West. John Wes
(as a boy, George Elmer West.
rableau III. Philip Embury, the
eacher, Mr.. Vaughan p. Moore.
s. Philip Embury, Miss Pauline
Barbara Heck. Mrs.
nj Pepper; Mr.. Heck, Elmer West;
,ir helpers, Miss Josie Holland,
IS Maude Dickson.
Tableau ~ and v. The Angel of
Church of America, Armel Long;
e Young Crusaders, Vaughan p.