Milford chronicle., 1934-07-13
SELBYYILLE
Celebration OF independence Day

nicely with ideal weather on Wed
nesday of last week and many o
our people took advantage of it b!
going to their cottages at Bethan!
Beach and Rehoboth, Delaware, ant
Ocean City, Md, while quite mum
Der were at their cottages at the
old and well-known Fenwick IslanC
Beach, both north and south of the
Mason-Dixon line. The road lead
ing from the Fenwick Island bridge
to the new addition of the resort
above the old Kirk Hotel or win
drift HALL now owned by several
Selbyville families, has been sur
faced with clay by the Delaware
people and the road going to the
resort south of the line has also
been treated in the same manner
by the Maryland people, making a
wonderful improvement over former
years. Quite a few spent a part OF
the day at Sandy Landing where our
fathers and forefathers used to cele-
brate the day at what seemed to
them the dearest spot in lower Del
aware. while few others had to re-
main at home due to illness either
of themselves or other members of
the family.
Church Notes
In regard to the donation re-
ceived by Salem NJ. E. Sunday
School, from the net proceeds of
Mrs. Dunn's musical. there were $25
received instead of 500, which was
"a misprint in last weeks letter.
Following the very hot weather.
Rev. Earl NJ. Shockley preached a
very good sermon on Sunday morn
ing, though the audience was quite
small, considering the pleasant
change in the temperature. The
text was from Hebrews II and 16-'
But now they desire a better cOun-
try"
The guests of the pastor and his
wife at the parsonage and their
Bethany Beach home for the past
week have been his father and
mother. Mr.. and Mrs. Lemuel B.
ShOckley of Townsend. who have
now returned home, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Birmingham and daugh-
ter Virginia. of Wilmington, who
were overnight guests ON Tuesday.
and the Rev. and Mrs. w. A. Hearn
of Richardson Park Church, near
who were dinner guests
on Wednesday the 4th.
Rev. and Mrs. ShOckley are Civ
ing a beach party" to the mem
bers of Salem NJ. E. Church Choir
this Friday night and are hoping to
haua oil nroeanf
Personal Items
Mr. and Mrs. Parker Long accom-
panied their granddaughter. Miss !
ONEIDA Taylor to Matapeake. Md. I
ln Saturday. who is now on three /
weeks vacation with her uncle and /
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin L. Long
n Washington. ID. c.
Mrs. TTusSie |. Richards spent
/ part of last week with her son and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Richards
lear Omar.
Mrs. Mae Morris and daughters
Ruth and June had as their guests
or a short while on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elbridge Chopper of
and for the weekend
dr. and Mrs. Leland Chopper also
# Philadelphia.
Miss Mae McCabe and friend. Miss
larry Scotch of Dover, were with
he formers parents. Senator and
IRIS. James B. McCabe over the holt
ay period.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Rayne and
hildren jeanette and Calvin, Jr..
to dinner on Saturday.
Irs. Rayne's brother and wife. Mr..
nd Mrs. Garrison Long of Balti-
lore. Md.
Townsend and Bill Tubbs spent
he weekend with their aunt, Miss
yla Townsend at RehObOth.
Mrs. Jessie Hudson Judson of
formerly of this town
nd her five-year-old daughter Emily
ere guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
am Burch from Friday until Mon
~, while her father George Hud-
III spent the time with his mother
ROxana.
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Magee
I'd Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer West and
m George Elmer. spent the Fourth
Id the following weekend at the
Eol NONld6G at DGtAtaLg A1NANLhs WI
id Mrs. Magee are remaining
Thile for the benefit of Mr.. Magee's
alth
Mrs. Lizzie Lynch visited her son
d wife, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon lynch
Bayard during a part of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. M. Long. Mr.. and
S. Lee Stevens, Homer Fl. Pep
r and mother. Mrs. c. II. Pepper.
. and Mrs w. +. Hastings returned
t week from their trip to the Ro-
y International in Detroit. Mich,
d the Worlds Fair in Chicago.
had most delightful time. The
It four. also visited Mrs. Longs
)ther and sister-in-law. Mr.. and
s. Oliver Murray and daughter .
da, in New Madison, Ohio.
Hrs. Mary f. DerricksOn who is
very we'll. is spending some
le with her daughter, Mrs. Matte
Dckley in MillsborO.
ir. and Mrs. ZenO Hudson and
lghter Doris of Philadelphia spent
'art of last week with their par
S. Mr.. and Mrs, w. r. Hudson,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Muir
lr. and Mrs. w. B. .Derrickson
daughter Frances bad as their
SITS on Wednesday. Mrs. Derrick
s father and sister. Mr.. Joseph
Truitt and daughter Frances, of
w Hill, Md.
ames Janney returned to his
he in Philadelphia on Thursday
r few days visit with his
nd Briee MeCabe in town and
} his uncle and amt. Mr.. and