Milford chronicle., 1934-01-19

waters and Miss Addie Furman OF
town. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Long accompanied
by Mrs. Helen Warner went to
Bishopville on Sunday and attended
dinner at the home of the Misses
Lizzie and Helen Bishop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Law spent the day
visiting with the Rev. and Mrs. W.
II. Briggs and Mr.. and MIS-. j. H.
Furman in Wilmington.
Mrs. Ida Scott of Bridgeville is
spending the winter in town with
Mir. and Mrs. Roland Scott.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Greenberg
entertained number of friends at
a card party OH Monday evening.
MIR. and Mrs. II. b. Morris and two
daughters, Rachel and Janet were
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Top
Heath in Frankford on Sunday.
Mrs. Morris also attended bridge
luncheon at the home of Mrs. RoXie
McCabe Dukes in the same town on
Tuesday of this week.
Raymond Taylor and two boys,
Ray and Leon, spent Sunday with
his brother and family at Delaware
Colony.
We wish to express our sympathy
to Mrs. Chester McCabe of this town.
in the death of her father, Mr.. Wes-
ley Hudson, of BishOpbille, on Sun
day night.
Mrs. Herman CULLEN who nnder-
went an operation for appendicitis
in the Emergency Hospital, Milford,
last week is now doing very nicely.
Mary Louise, the 1O-mOnths-old baby
of Mrs. CULLEN is spending the time
during her mothers absence with
Mrs. William Nipple at Roxana,
while tile other four children are at
home with their father.
Mrs. Jennie Campbell who has
been in Beebe Hospital, Lewes, dur
ing the past week is slightly better,
though still very sick.
Charles Brown, ST., who has also
been in Bcebe Hospital since Friday
suffering with heart trouble and a
complication of diseases. is not any
better. but remains in very criti-
cal condition.
Church Notes
The theme of the Sunday morning
service was THE Kingdom of God"
or THE World as God Wills 1t to
Be-" Text. St. Matthew and 21-
Not everyone that saith unto me,
Lord. Lord. shall enter into the king
dom of Heaven: but he that dOeth
the will Of my Father which is in
Heaven.
a meeting of the official board was
held at the church on Monday eve
ming at o'clock.
School and club DOingS
The junior class Of Selbyville High
evening to about 40 patrons and
realized a fair sum. The juniors
have started their work of raising
funds for their trip to Wilmington
one year hence. The senior class
is Tehearsing for an Operctta to be
given sometime soon as means of
raising funds for their Washington
trip this year.
The Selbville Rotary Club attend
ed the supper and held its weekly
meeting in the science room inn
medietely following their meal. Ho-
mer Pepper was the speaker for the
evening, on the subject. business
Outlook For 1884" Professor Clar-
ence Short of Lord Baltimore School
was a guest and conducted a round
table talk with the members of the
club.
Miss f. Rebecca Hobson, one of
Sclbyvillc's High School teachers
has very kindly consented to give
an account of her trip through Eu-
rope. at the Rotary Club on Friday
night OF this week. The subject for
the first meeting of the new year
was Turning a New Leaf" by DR..
W 4. Hastings.
The Tuesday Night Bridge Club
held their covered dish luncheon at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. +.
Nichols last week. The other mem-
bers of this club are Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank NJ. Long, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Stevens and Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff
ton Hastings.
The class in adult education met
in the Ladies' Club room OH Monday
afternoon from to for the first
session of the season, with about 50
ladies in attendance. The course on
Art" and the Home" is under the
direction of Miss Amy Gardner.
The Community Chorus will also
hold their classes in tho club room
beginning this Thursday evening.
hut the director of the music has not
yet been announced.
The attention of all Odd Fellows
is again called to the special inyi-
tation given by Fidelity Lodge, No.
25. of FrankfOrd, to attend their
lodge tonight. They have set aside
this night for welcoming brothers
living in their jurisdiction, but be-
longing to lodges elsewhere.
REDEEM