Milford chronicle., 1934-07-27
SELBYVlLLE

at DedCn party IN front Oh LHelT
cottages at Fenwick Island last
Thursday evening in honor of the
church choir, but the pleasures OF
the party were soon spoiled when
Mr.. /. Lafield Long president of the
choir suffered an attack of the heart
following a bath in the ocean, but
fortunately DR.. Evans OF Dagsboro
was also at the beach and rendered
assistance after which Mr.. Long was
brought to his home in town, where
DR.. James and Mrs. Frank Long, a
former nurse remained with him
during the night. Mr.. Long had just
issued invitations to all the teachers
and the entire board of Salem M. E.
Church School OF which he is the
superintendent, to take moonlight
trip" on the yacht OF William Bunt-
ing down st. Martins River and Bay
on Tuesday night of this week, but
the trip has been indefinitely post
poned. Mr.. Long who is cashier Of
the Baltimore Trust Company was
detained from his work for a few
days, but has now returned to his
duties.
SUNDAY Service
The scripture lesson of Rev. E. M.
Shockley on Sunday morning was
from the 9TH chapter of Hebrews,
and the text was taken from a verse
In the 45th Psalm, while the theme of
the morning was "He Came Out of
Ivory Palaces" The sOloist, L. w.
Long sang 81 Come to Thee"
Personal Items
Rev. and Mrs. Shockley spent the
first of the week with the formers
parents and the latter's mother, at
Townsend. and also visited friends
of their former pastorate in Will
mington.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Tubbs have
been In Baltimore this week where
Mrs. rubbs has been under obser-
vatioN and treatment at the Johns
Hopkins Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Greenberg
Baltimore. while their little daugh-
ter Barbara was under treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wilgus of
Bayard were guests of their son and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. James
e. Wilgus on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Long had as
their guests over the weekend Prof. |
and Mrs. d. A. Petry of FELTON,, and |
picnicked at Irons Lane on Sunday. |
Other guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Long |
were DR.. and Mrs. Clyde Nelson. of |
teacher of Patio Alto, Calf.
The Misses Marguerite and Chris |
Tine McCabe of Williamsville spent |
last week with their grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hudson in town,
ind afterward made a short visit /
with their cousins, Evelyn and Rosa
lie Lewis at the home of their par |
snts, Mr.. and Mrs. James Lewis near
own.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer NJ. Holloway
Ind son. Frank Marshall, have oc-
'upied a cottage at Fenwick Island
or more than a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Lynch have
lad with them at Bethany Beach 4
or several days past, the latter's I
Mrs. Ida Lynch
OVENS. of Reading, Pa.
The dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs
,alYin Rayne and children on Sun
ay. were Mr.. and Mrs. Emory Mar
el and son William. of Salisbury.
Id, and Mr.. and Mrs. Garrison Long
I Baltimore.
Mrs. Essie Murray has gone to
'eadon, Pa. where she will spend
ONE time with her son and daugh-
sr-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A.
Iurray. while the latter is recuper-
ting after a recent operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Bunting and
tile son Gene, of near town, were
uests of Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Wilgus
nd son Donald at Bethany Beach
Ist Sunday.
Mrs. Louis Young of Wilmington
as visitor in town last week.
Marvin Nichols spent the week.
Id at Ocean City. Md. as the guest
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Tubbs and
70 sons, Townsend and Billy. IA
Edward L. Brasure and Mr.. and
RS. William A. Law went to New
i'd supper at the Red Mems Home
k, Del, for the Field Day exercises
r the Aged, on Saturday last. Due
a severe wind and thunder storm
setting the table arrangements on
g lawn. they took their departure
d got supper elsewhere. hi
Mr.. and Mrs. Granville Campbell
g the proud parents of Thomas
notify. M pound boy, born at
Fir home in the Robins Hudson
artment. Friday, July goth. Mr.. El
Mrs. Thomas Hamblin of Whay- i
Vile, Md. and Mr.. and Mrs. Tim q
" Campbell of near town came
visit the new arrival on Satur-
fiss Christine Baker, teacher of
ne economics i'm Selbyville School,
returned to her home in town
sr an absence of six weeks, visit
friends in Greeley, Colorado, and
er places of interest.
Irs. Louis Daisey and daughter
nche of Omar, were guests of
J. Norman Jarvis, Thursday of
week.
Irs. Henry Aul is improving after
w days illness last week. =
Iiss Pauline Campbell, a grad s.
? nurse of near town. who has 9
n practising her profession in &
licality for the past few years.
ow patient in sanitorium near
mingtOn, due to declining health. \
r. and Mrs. Armell A. Hudson
e supper guests Of Captain and
Lee Murray at Frankford, on y
day. p
RS. Ida Townsend entertained to
Ter on Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Del
White and two grandchildren,
ray and Marydel White. and Dam