Milford chronicle., 1934-11-09
SELBYVILLE
Church DOings

Young Peoples DIVISION OF the
church, including Mrs Shockley's
sunday School class, at their cot
tage, the Shock-Lee, at Bethany
Beach, on Tuesday evening of last
week, with response of 90 young
people from the two organizations.
The cottage was decorated with
pines, autumn leaves and crepe
paper. and was lighted with candles,
and from the fire in the fireplace.
Mrs. Ura Long and Mrs. r. B. Nor
ris went as judges and the prizes
we're awarded to Jane Kenney for
the prettiest, and Lameta Goodwin
for the funniest costume.
Due to the inclement weather on
Sunday morning there were only So
communicates who partook of the
Lords supper, but there was a much
better attendance in the evening
when the ladies took special part in
the song service led by Mrs. Adelphia
Davis.
Club DOlngs
The Ladies' Community Club held
its regular meeting in the Firemen's
Hall on Thursday afternoon with
the president, Mrs. Lee Stevens pre-
siding. The transfer from the club
home that afternoon was due to
preparations being made for another
meeting there I'm the evening. A
covered dish luncheon was decided
upon as a means of increasing the
flower fund, with Mrs. Victor Simp-
Ter as, chairman of the committee
The members of the Selbyville
Rotary Club accompanied by their
wives and friends were guests OF
the Seaford Kiwanis Club in the lat
ter town on Ladies' Night" Friday,
October End. Professor Howie being
manager of the program, carried
over on of tn High School pupils and
two of the teachers, Miss Elizabeth
Murray and the Messrs. Philip Young
and Mason Sprague who rendered
several musical selections, the form
er also reciting two negro dialects.
The Seaford club served the dinner
and was host for the evening.
The Funeral Directors Associa-
tion held a meeting at the Watson
Whaley Funeral Home on Thursday
afternoon and following the busi-
ness meeting a banquet was served
in the ladies club room by Mr.. and
Mrs. Leo EnOch of the Hotel Tray
more, with about sixty members of
the association from this. and dis
tant towns being present.
News Items
Mrs. George H. Clendaniel passed
away quite suddenly at her home on
the dupont Boulevard about mid
night on Sunday, November 4th.
Though having suffered many severe
attacks of illness during the past few
years, Mrs. Clendaniel was in her
usual state of health at the time of
retirement and her going was quite
a shock to her family and friends,
death having resulted before a ply |
sician arrived. Funeral services at
Salem Church, Wednesday afternoon |
at 2 O'Clock by Rev. E. M. Shockley |
and burial in Red Mems Cemetery. |
She is survived by her husband, two
small children, Bobby and Leonard. |
and three stepsOns, George, Howard |
and Joseph Clendainel, the two for
mer and the latter two being at home |
with their father.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Buell. and two
daughters, Jeanette and Carolyn, |
to dinner on Tuesday |
evening of last week, Miss Eleanor
Carolyn's teacher in pub
lie school.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred A. Murray of
Yeadon, Pa, were guests OF his
mother, Mrs. Essie Murray over the
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Watson and
son Bobby, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
and Mrs. Nettie West were
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Vance
McCabe at Roxana on Tuesday eve
ming.
Mrs. Norman Jarvis and Norman,
Jr.. have returned from few days
;tay with her aunt, Mrs. Harry w.
Law and family in Philadelphia.
Mr.. F. w. Holloway and son, Elmer
VI. Holloway, made a business trip
% Baltimore last week.
Mr.. d. J. Long spent part of last
week with Mr.. and Mrs. William
Thomas and Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Long
Vt Berlin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond B. Morris
md daughters Rachel and Janet
.pent Sunday with Or. and Mrs. w.
}. Daisey in Fruitland. Md.
John B. McCabe. Mrs. Name Gray.
.Ir. and Mrs. w. T. Hudson, Jr., went
O Philadelphia on Saturday to see
he formers brother and the latters
ather, Mr.. w. o. McCabe. who Is
lowly recuperating after an oper-
tion in the Methodist Hospital. They
pent the night and Sunday with Mrs.
dcCabe at the home of her daugh-
er, Mrs. Ella Richards, near the
Iospital
Billy Hudson visited his uncle and
unit, Mr.. and Mrs. ValOrous Hudson
n Frankford during his parents alb
ence.
Miss Doris Long who was quite
ick at the home of her parents, Mr..
nd Mrs. Edward Long near town
asst week, is out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Townsend OF
d. c.. have been spend
Bg a few days with his father, U. S.
enator John G, Townsend. Jr., and
ther relatives here.
ArmelI Long has returned to his
tudies at the University of Delaware
fter having spent the weekend with
is parents and two sisters, Mr.. and
Irs. Frank NJ. Long, Anna Lee and
lorothy.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Tubbs were
uests of the latter's sister, Mrs.
ane Lynch, in Erankford. on Sun
ay.