Milford chronicle., 1934-06-22
SELBYVILLE
Aged Man Passes Away

law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond Ringler, on Dukes street
where he and Mrs. Lynch have re
sided since last fall. due to his de
clining health. On Sunday after
noon the body was taken to his homC
church in Roxana, where the flu
neral services were held by the Rev
W. J. Mckee, pastor of the church
Interment was made in the family
burying ground at Bayard, birth.
place of both Mr.. and Mrs. Lynch
and where they have reared a fam
lily of four children. three of whom
are still living. Mr.. Lynch is sur
vivcd by the widow, Mrs. Lizzie
Lynch. aud Mrs. Enid Ringler the
only daughter, both of this town
and two sons. Vernon Lynch of Bay
ard. and Sewell Lynch of Philadel-
phia. their oldest son Earl Lynch
having died last year. In addition
to the two sons and their families.
other relatives who attended the
funeral were. Mrs. Mary Holt Lynch.
widow of the son who died last year.
and a niece. Mrs. Walter Woodruff
and daughter Elaine of Philadelphia.
The pallbearers were c. w. Wilgus.
end w. A. Law of Selbyville. Will
liam Lynch. Charles Holloway. e.
Wilson and r. A. McCabe of Roxana
Church Notes
The text used by Rev. Shockley on
Sunday morning was from st. Mat
thew. Chapter and verse 29-"For
lie Taught as One Having Authority.
and Not as the Scribes."
The chanceI bouquet for the day
was in memory of Mr.. Lola McCabe.
who died in New York a few years
ago, and was presented by his
mother and sister. Mrs. Prudence Z.
Long and Mrs. Eta Mealey, the lat
ter of Philadelphia. who is spending
some time here due to the i'll health
OF her mother.
Mrs. Ada l.. McCabe and son Law.
widow and son of the Rev. Joshua
McCabe, of Middletown. and the
formers mother. Mrs. Lima Law of
BishOpville, we're among the church
guests on Sunday morning.
Musical Recital
The people of this community are
looking forward to the annual mu-
Steal recital-this time the "Comical
Country Cousins" to be presented
by the pupils of Mrs. Hester Dunn
in the SelbyviIle High School Audi /.
forum. on Wednesday evening. June
9th and o'clock. Since the adOp- /.
ton of the yearly affair. the pro-
ceeds have been for the benefit of
the Volunteer Fire Company. but
this time the program in which about /
fifty children take part is being given
fAW h. e II
Church. of which Mrs Dunn is the .
OfeaHist. The cost of admission will /
be 10 cents for children and 35 cents
for adults. Two very unique posters
made by Miss Loretta Long are at
tracing much attention of the pub
lie. The one in the church vcstibulo
Is cardboard church with the in
sCriptiOn. For the Benefit of Salem
NJ. f. at the top and letting the
cardboard structure complete the
sentence The bne in tile post Office
is also very attractive.
Family Reunion
Mrs. Maggie T. Baker had the
pleasure of being hostess at fam
lily reunion and dinner party at her
home on Church street last Sunday.
with all her family present for the
first time i'm twenty years. They
were as follows, Monroe Baker. who a..
i; an attorney-at-law in Dallas,
Texas: Prof. Herbert Baker. direc-
tor of the State Agriculture and EX-
perimental College at New Bruins {
wick. n. j.; DR.. Horace Baker. foun-
der and builder of the Baker Hos '
pital. Lumberton. y. G.. and Mrs
Name Gray who resides with her d
mother Mr.. Baker of Texas was a
en- route to Utica. n. Y. for the grad 1
uation of his son william. at Cornell
University. on Monday. June 18th. $
Personal Items n
Mrs. Paul West and daughter. Jean
Chandler. spent the weekend with j
the formers mother-in-law, Mrs.
Clara +. West at the West Breeze
Hotel. Bethany Beach. and were d
Joined on Sunday by Mr. West who v
was just returning from a business
trip in Florida. bringing with him p
"a live alligator =
While supervising the installation
OF an oil tank at Dewey Beach on y
Friday. Emory S McCabe of this
town had the misfortune to get S
severe cut on the head and was o.
rushed to Beebe Hospital at Lewes, nj
and fourteen stitches were necessary p
to close the wound. For a short l.
period Mr. McCabe was rather weak D
due to the loss of blood. but is now hi
Al home and able to be out e
CASHIER Williams of Wilson. ac- II
by his two grandsons.
CASHIER and Joe Hagerty. of Rocky NJ
Mount, n. C.. have been spending NJ
few days with Selbyville relatives la
and friends. this being Mr.. Williams
former home. sc
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Matthews, of al
Md. came over on Sunday p
md were accompanied to George d.
own by Miss Addie Furman. where lii
hey spent the afternoon with Mrs. W
Maud Hammond. going by the way m
# RehobOth down the shore road to
Bethany Beach where they met Mr.. te
md Mrs. w. A. Law and spent the OF
light at their cottage. where Mr. Ii
nd Mrs. Law have spent most of la
heir time during the past five weeks. vi
While Mr.. Law is employed at the an
each. RI
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Long had as Ca
heir guests the weekend. Prof and tn
IRIS. ID. A. Petry of FELTON,. ia
Miss Mary Flood of Wilmington un
anne down with Curtis Taylor of
on Friday night and MI
pent the weekend with her par pa
nts. Mr.. and Mrs. John Flood. while no
IT. Taylor spent the time with his
lmily near here. lee