Milford chronicle., 1934-03-09
SELBYVILLE
Club DOIngs.

CluD DO1ngs.
The business session of the Ladies'
Community Club was presided over
| by Mrs. w. M. Long on Thursday OF
last week, while the entertainment
program was in charge of Mrs. Ro-
land Buell. and Mrs. Roland Scott.
Great Women" being the topic for
the afternoon. Mrs. Buell. recited a
poem entitled" Mother. while Mrs.
Scott, Mrs. Lee Stevens and Mrs.
Elmer West. gave readings on some
of the great and prominent women
of our country. Mrs. Roosevelt, Mrs.
Clara Fiske, Mrs. Carrie Chairman
Gait. being among the number. Jean
ette and Carolyn Buell.. Agnes Long,
Mary Lou and Roland Scott, Jr.,
came over from school and rendered
several vocal selections. Mrs. v.
T.. Simpler and Mrs. T.. V. Williams
were hOstesses for the occasion.
The Selbyville Rotary Club enter
tained its fellow members at the
weekly meeting on Friday night and
good social time was had by all.
The program consisted of speaking
and musical selections, both vocal
and instrumental. Mrs. Malcolm
Pritchett and group of assistants
from the Ladies' Club. served the
dinner.
Town Election.
At the town election on Saturday
afternoon, J. Conn Scott was elected
as a councilman for one year and c.
J. Baker and Edward l.. Brasure
were reelected for term Of two
years.
basketball.
On Saturday night the 8th and 9Th
grades basketball team of the Selby-
Vile School went to DagsbOrO and
played the Sth and 9th grades team
of the John NJ. Clayton School, the
score for the first game being IA to Z
in favor of the Selbyville team. The
members of this team are Edward
Tingle, Marvin Nichols, Allen Lynch,
Walter McCabe, William l.. Hudson,
Ollie Morris. Billy Hudson, Clifton
Bennett, Harold Hudson and Asher
Carey. The score of the second game
was 6 to in favor of the FrankfOrd
DagsbOrO team.
Church Notes.
The subject of the sermon on Sun
day morning was THE Incarnate
Word. the text being taken from the
first verse of the scripture lesson
read from the lst Chapter of ST.
John: THE Word was with God. and
the Word was God"
The evening service was dra-
of Betsy Ross and her
flag. presented by the pupils from
the fourth. fifth and sixth grades of
the Church School. under the direc-
tiOn of Mrs. Georgia Campbell, hav-
ing been postponed from last Sunday
evening due to the weather cOndi- |
tiOns. Those who took active part
were Eleanor Hudson, MalcOm Prit-
chett. Jeanette Buell., Lambert Camp !
bell, Agnes Long. Carol FarlOw. Anna /
Lee Long and Lorenzo McCabe.
Rev. and Mrs. Moore and Miss |
Beulah Clearwaters attended a min
sters meeting held in the NJ. F..
Church at Newark. Md. on Monday
lf this week u
sGth Birthday.
Elijah Lynch observed his seth
birthday ON Monday. March 9Th, quiet |
~ but very pleasantly at his home
With Mrs. Lynch and their sOn-in-
aw and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Ray |
nOnd Ringler on Dukes STREET. Mrs.
3ingler presented him with a birth
lay cake with sc candles and his re-
atives and friends remembered him
With a post cord shower.
PERSONAL Items.
Mr.. and Mrs. Straten Burbage and
on, willard, of Ocean View. spent
sunday in town as the guests of Mr..
nd Mrs. Walter Long and Mrs: Ell
ent Holloway.
o. J. Stevens, of HaddOnfleld. n.
=, spent Saturday night with Mr.. and
Irs. Il. L. Brasure and was din
er guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Armwell
/. Hudson on Sunday.
Mrs. A. NJ. Lynch has been cOniin-
4 TO her home during the past week
tie to illness.
Mr. and Mrs. F. w. Holloway and
Ir. and Mrs. Elmer Holloway and
On visited relatives in MillsbOrO ON
unday.
Emory Stevens, OF Philadelphia.
as at home with his parents. Mr..
nd Mrs. Volley Stevens over the
eek-end.
Mrs. Emma Hill and son, Everett
i'll. were entertained to dinner at
le home of Miss Della Hill and
rs. Hester Smith on Sunday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Hayden. OF
'yOming, and Miss Dorothy McCabe
Beacon College, Wilmington.
ere guests of their parents. Mr..
I'd Mrs. Elisha McCabe over the
eek-end.
Mrs. Ida Townsend spent Sunday
it'll her sister. Mrs. Delmar White
Id family in Pittsville. Md.
Mrs. Beulah McCabe and daughter,
iss Maude, have been spending
W days with Mr.. and Mrs. MintOn
lrvey and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
cCabe in SwarthmOre, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Wilgus spent
lnday afternoon with Mr.. aud Mrs.
lie McCabe in DagsbOrO.
Mr. and Mrs. CASHIER Evans mo-
red to Philadelphia on Sunday and
ent a short while with the latters
other. Mrs. Horace Campbell who
slowly recuperating after seri-
= operation in the Methodist Hos
al. Mr.. Campbell who had re-
lined in the city for more than a
ek accompanied them home on
nday night.
Frank Marshall Holloway is out
min affair q, faKg dayc iIIuaou laot