Milford chronicle., 1934-01-19
SELBYVILLE
Congratulations


he is called by his many friends and
relatives in this community, told
many interesting stories Of his boy
hood days, one of which was especil-
ly interesting to the writer. Upon
learning of Mr.. Stephen Long. dis
tant relative of his purchasing a GER
tain property just out of town, he
made the remark that when he was
quite young man, he went there to
do some carpenter work and with
the assistance of Mrs. Saccar Muir
ray papered the walls of that house,
then owned by Mr.. and Mrs. George
Campbell, parents of the late Den
nard w. Campbell of this town, and
that was the first wall paper he
over saw" and they were quite eco
nomical with it and done no match
ing. That house is now being re-
modelled and will be occupied in the
very near future by Mr.. and Mrs.
| Everett Long. son and daughter-in.
4 law of the purchaser.
Senator Townsend EntertainS
United States Senator John G.
| Townsend, Jr., of this town and
Washington. ID. c., entertained a
party OF friends last week on few
days sporting trip at his son-in-law's
! cunning cabin, located somewhere
near Ocean City, Md His guests
. vino enjoyed few days sport were:
Senator Frederick WalcOtt of Con-
necticut. Senator Hamilton Kean,
New jersey, Governor Wallace White
of Maine, and Larry Ritchie. former
Secretary to President Hoover.
Following 'his return from the
sporting trip, Senator Townsend was
host ut Republican dinner meeting
at the New Century Club in George
town. on Friday evening. January
18th. at q O'Clock. The dinner was
given in hCnor of the National Com
mittecman, National Commiticcwo-
mon, the chairman Of Senatorial
Campaign Committee and members
of the State and County Committees
of Sussex and Kent. The invited
guests who attended from this town
were Mrs. |. L. Long and Mr.. G. a,
Bunting. While there were many
speakers, c. Douglass Buck. Cover
nor Of the State being among the
number, the principal address was
made by L. $. Senator Daniel q.
| Hastings. Mrs. Frank G. Tallmah'
National Committee woman was also
among the speakers.
Surprise Birthday Party
The children of Mrs. Emma Hill
gave her a very pleasant surprise
on Wednesday of last week, the oc-
casion of her GSth birthday anniver-
sary. The affair was complete
surprise 10 Mrs. Hill. not even
thinking OF her birthday until the
Jolly group rushed in, with ;hc cheer
full exclamation " q happy birthday
mother" coming from one and then
another. Those present Including
the children and Just 4 few friends
we've. 1Ir. and Mrs. Russell llill, Miss
| Jane Kcmey, Everett Itill, Mr.. ami
J MIS-. Henry Watson, Robbie and Re
, becca. Mrs. Hester Smith and Miss
/ Della Hill of town. Mr. and Mrs.
/ John uill and daughte" Gladys. MIR.
and Mrs. George DerricksOn, Mr.. and
Mrs. Willis Mitchell of Ocean View,
and Miss Virginia Fisher of Berlin.
After delightful evening had been
spent. refreshments of ice cream and
cak were served. The birthday cake
containing the word Mother and
GS" was gift of her son from Ocean
View.
Personal items
Mrs. Horace Lynch of BishOpvillc,
Md. Was an all day guest of her
Il 81 NT.s E1t.-s
E. Bunting at their home on the
Selhyvillc-RuXaua boulevard near
Main street. uu Thursday Of last
week.
Nj. and Mrs. Parker Long aud
Miss ONEIDA Taylor were guests OF
Mrs. Longs brother and sistcr-in-
law. Mr., and Mrs. AInias Campbell
at t'rankford ON Sunday.
O. J. Stevens of lIaddOnticld, y. j.,
was IL weekend visitor in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hillary Holland and
two daughters Hazel and Agnes, and
Iiaily McCahe motorCd to Whining
ton on Sunday and attended 4 birth
day dinner az the h0mC oi Mir. and
Mrs. Ernest McCahc.
Nj. and Mrs. Clifton Hastings save
Il party IN honor Uf The younger SET
of the town on Wednesday evening
OF last week.
Mrs. timn Dcrrichs0n was a din
ncr guest OF Mrs. N. i'aShI Watson
Oh Sunday. She also attended din
ner at The home of MIR ANA Mrs.
Oliver Lynch near Bayard or Sat
urday.
Mir. ana Mrs. Charles Kelley had
with them over the weekend the
la;tcr's sister, Miss iEilda Hastings
Of SlIowrll. Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Raync and
children jeanette and Calvin, Jr.,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. i.
NJ. Marvil and son in Salisbury.
Mrs. +. ". Holloway visited with
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Martin in LcweS
oa Sunday afternoon. while Mrs.
Bernice Taylor. Mrs. Eva Holloway
and father spent the time with rela-
tives in the hospital there.
Miss Christine CrOpper of Bishop
Vile has been spending few days |
with her cousins, the Misses Ruth !
and JuEe Morris.
Mr. and Mrs. IRA Long and father, /
/. W. Long. entertained to dinner on
Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Mid !
dlctOn of Laurel. and Mrs. llctty |
Williams of town.
Mrs. Bculah McCabc and daughter. /
Miss Maude. had with them over the |
weekend Mr.. and Mrs. Minlon IIar- |
vey and children Billy and Anne. of |
Swarthmorc, Pa, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Whaley and daughter of Ber-
lin Mcrn alGn amnng fheir pmnStS |