Milford chronicle., 1934-05-04
SELBYVILLE
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The Selbyville Rotary Club gave a
banquet in the club room last Friday
evening in honor of their wives and
the ladies OF both the Community
Club and Ladies Aid Society, who
have served dinners alternately to
the Rotarians each week since their
return from Bethany Beach last fall.
Covers were laid for los, with an
attendance of SO being quite an in
crease from the 81 that were served
on the first appreciation night" last
year. The tables were beautifully
decorated with white narcissus and
the menu consisted of tomato cock
tail, fried chicken, brown gravy,
mashed potatoes, candied sweet po-
tatOes, greens, cole slaw, pickles,
olives, celery, rolls and butter, cOf-
fee, peaches, angel food cake, and
mints. The decorating and arrange
ments, as well as the cooking, was
done by the men themselves, a fine
OF S. having been fixed as a penalty
for anyone who received any as
sistance from a lady cook. Rev. l..
M. ShOckley asked the blessing at
the table, which was followed by
community singing led by Mrs.
Davis, with Mrs. Dunn at the piano.
Following the dinner, Raymond B.
Morris, president of the. Rotary
Club, said the purpose of the dinner
and appreciation prOgram-the idea
of which was originated by DR.. W.
r.. Hastings, the president of last
year, was to show their apprecia-
tion and gratitude for the splendid
service given them by the ladies OF
the two organizations In response
to this Mrs. w. M. Long. who is
president of the Ladies' Community
Club and also member of the
Ladies' Aid Society, spoke in behalf
of the ladies and expressed their
thanks and appreciation TO the RO-
tarians for the honor of the lovely
banquet Mack Long was chairman
OF the appreciation program and al
so of the decorations, consisting of
pines, shrubbery and eVergreens
loaned by one of the ROtaTians, c.
A. Bunting, president of Bnnting's
The stage scenery was
lovely and from the shrHbbery was
a finger pointing to the motto
Service Before Self" just below a
large Rotary wheel at the foot of a
road leading up hill, with another
Rotary at the top of the hill, in the
far distance. Each lady was pre-
3ented with a bouquet of sweet peas,
while a few others received special |
prizes, with some complimentary re- |
mark. President Morris read the |
names of the committee in charge |
Df the dinner as follows: Tomato (
Tom HOwie; coffee, Bill |
ireenberg; pickles. celery. olives
md mints. DIR. Hastings; fried chick
m, Harry Dukes and Wilmer Steele,
white potatoes, Homer Pepper;
weet potatoes, Lee Stevens; greens.
ack Tubbs and Ned Stevens; cole
law. Pete Whaley; angel food cake.
larry Dukes. The same committee
erved as walters with the addition
# Rev. ShOckley, Will Williams and
saac CULLEN. Jr. Two of the RO-
arians. w. b. Chandler and Arthur
hudson were unable to be present.
he ladies sang Whats The Matter
With Rotary? Its Alright" after
which the American flag was raised,
OllOwed by singing THE Star Span
led Banner" and America" with
Good Night Ladies'" as the cOnclud-
lg number.
delegates Attend District Conference
The delegates from the local club
'ho attended the Fftieth District
Onference. Rotary International. in
1T - IAIV,l.fa hnnfnnfnur Crr,AaN I
fternOOn. April 29th and continu-
lg over until Tuesday night, May
st, were the Messrs. Lee Stevens,
lillian NJ. Long, Homer Pepper,
AIRY Dukes. Wilmer Steele, John
Tnbbs and William Greenberg.
ca was served on Sunday after
Don from to 5 o'clock, daylight
wing time, in the House of Friend
Zip, located in the Glover Room of
le Bellevue -StratfoTd Hotel.
hurch Affairs
The members of the Junior Glass.
SISTED by the pianist, Mrs. Paul
epper, and the director, Mrs. IRA
Dng, gave a party on Saturday af-
rnOon in the Junior Sunday School
'Om from to in honor OF Rev.
I'd Mrs Earl Shockley. There were
members In attendance and vari-
Is games were played after which
e cream nd cake were served.
A number of the Young Peoples
loir were in place on Sunday eve
ng for the first time since Easter
ght and will continue their work
ch Sunday evening in the future.
rehearsal and social was held in
e Sunday School room on Tuesday
ening.
'rSOnal Items
Mrs. Ollie Timmons, Mrs. A. NJ.
'nch, Mrs. Miriam Dukes and
lighter Betty Jean. spent Sunday
lernoon in Laurel, as the guests
Mrs. Myrtle Yynch, a sister of
e former two. and her son Marvel
Lynch, who is in business there.
Mrs Harold Magee and daughter
irley returned to Philadelphia on
nday after a two weeks stay with
latives in town.
Miss Dorothy McCabe entertained
r friend, Mr.. Skinner, of Whining
4, at the home of her parents, Mr..
d Mrs. Elisha B. McCabe over the
ek-end.
Calvin T. Rayne accompanied his
phew, william Marvel, to his home
Salisbury. ON Sunday morning
4 was accompanied home on Sun
y night by Mrs. Rayne and chill
IN. Jeanette and Calvin, Jr., who
i spent few days at the home
her brOther-in-law and sister, Mr..
1 Mrs. Emory L. Marvil.
rhe Misses Rata and Irene Long
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