Milford chronicle., 1933-06-02
SELBYVILLE

The Selbyville Rotary Club gave
a banquet in the club room last Fri
day evening in honor of their wives
and the ladies of both the Commun
ity Club and Ladies Aid Society
who have served dinners alternately
to the Rotarians since last fall. Gov
ers were laid for So but only 81 la
dies were served; one place beng va
cant owing to the absence OF the
president of the Aid Society. The ta'
bles were beautifully decorated will
peOnies and American Beauty roses
and the the menu consisted of toma'
to Juice, iced tea, roast beef, gravy
mashed potatoes, peas, creamed as
paragus, rolls and butter, cole slaw
fruit salad, ice cream, cake ano
mints. The table decorations and ar
langements, as well as the cooking
was all done by the men themselves
a fine of five dollars having been fix
ed as a penalty for anyone who re-
ceiyed any assistance from a lady
cook. The chefs in charge of the
roast beef and potatoes were Thos
w. Howie and William Greenburg
asparagus and cole slaw, Wilmer
Steele; peas, Homer Pepper; angel
food cake, Harry Dukes; ice cream
Vim. Mack Long. Those who served
were Earl Hastings, Lee Stevens
Frank M. Long, John A. Tubbs, Ray
mond Morris and A. Edward Stew
ems. Following the dinner Mrs. w
M. Long who is president OF the
Community Club and also membel
Of the Aid, spoke in behalf OF the
two organizations and expressed
their thanks and appreciation TO the
Rotarians for the honor of the lovely
banauet. In response, DR.. Hastings
nresident of the Rotary Club, saiu
the purpose of the banquet was 70
show their appreciation and 'grati-
ude for the splendid service given
them by the ladies of the two Or
eanizations. The program was ran
American and consisted OF an ad-
dress by Rev. Moore and a display
of the flags of the Pan-American
countries. with the flag of our coun-
trv bv Armell Long. Miss Rachel
Morris played teh National Anthem
as each flag was unfurled and put IN
nlace. DR.. Hastings made the an
nouncement that trophies would De
awarded to the singing cheis anu
walters, Judging the winners by the
applause from the ladies. The tro-
nhies which were garlands made OF
"green vegetables" therefore. went
tn the former side, Mack Long anu
William Greenburg being the reclpi-
ents. The program closed with sing
ing Good Night Ladies', alter
which all went to their various
homes carrying with them not only
their fayors of powder and perfume
hut very pleasant memories OF the
occasion.
Graduating Class At Church
THE graduating class of the Sell
bvville High School attended church
in a body last Sunday morning lor
the baccalaureate sermon by the
nastor of the church. The subject OF
the sermon was Thirty Years
Hence" and the text was taken from
II Timothy, End chapter and l5th
verse: Study to shew thyselt ap-
proyed unto God, a workman that
needeth not to be ashamed"
DR. Horace Baker and family OF
North Carolina spent the weeK-ehu
in town as the guests of his mother'
Mrs Maggie Baker. At the request
of / L. Long, superintendent OF the
Sunday school, DR.. Baker gave
sbort hnt very interesting talk in
his boyhood church.
The Misses Mae McCabe, Irene
Long. Dorothy McCabe and Blrda
Hudson of Beacon College, VIII
mington, were at home over the
with their respective par
ents.
spent the weekend at her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Penuel Fooks, MI
and Mrs. Martin and Miss Florence
Fooks of Philadelphia, were Sunday
visitors at the home of their uncle
G. L. McCabe, Sr.
Mrs. Florence X. Evans of Lewes
was a weekend guest of Mrs. w. H.
I<enney and Mrs. A. H. Daisey.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hill and daugh-
ter of Ocean View were guests OF ms
mother, Mrs. Emma Hill and family
On Sunday.
Mrs. Essie Murray and brother,
Spencer H. Tunnel, spent Sunday In
philadelphia as the guests of Mrs.
turray's son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Murray, who are both recov-
,ring from tonsil operations.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Marvel and son
If Salisbury were Sunday visitors OF
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Rayne.
Mrs. Caroline Godfrey of Frank
ord spent few days recently at the
lome of her sister, Miss Kate Brit
ingham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Stevens, Mrs. V.
}. Simpler and Mrs. E. V. Williams
vent to FELTON, on Sunday and visit
d their nephew, Morris Simpler,
ne of the twin sons of Mr.. and Mrs.
,lifford Simpler who is confined to
is home due to illness.