Milford chronicle., 1934-02-16
SELBYpILLE
Church Notes

luSnt, MIS-. carah NicCaDe Scott, in
the chair, due TO the absence Of the
president, Mrs. M. Pasha Watson
Owing to the extreme cold weather
and another important meeting In
town, the attendance was quite
small, but a good social time was
had by those present. Mrs. Volta M.
Long, Mrs. Della A. Bunting and
Mrs. Dollie Williams, presented a
patriotic program and were hostess
es for the evening.
The program which was to have
been given by the Woman's Home
Missionary Society this past Sunday
evening in observance of the anni-
versary of the society was postpOn-
ed until next Sunday night. As is the
usual custom, the regular evening
offering will be given over to the So
cIety.
club DOings
Mrs. Pasher w. Watson, .Jr., was
chairman of the entertainment pro-
gram at the Selbyville Community
Club on Thursday afternoon when a
number of favorite poems were read.
rThe House by the Side of the Road"
was read by Mrs. Clark, this being
the favorite poem of five of the club
members. The soprano soloist. Mrs.
NJ c. Davis, sang "The End Of a Per-
feet Day." Mrs. William Z. Bunting
Of the du Pont Boulevard was hos
tess for the afternoon, assisted by
Mrs. Lift Kitchens.
Farmer Might
Next Friday will be known ast
Farmers Night" at the SelbyviIle |
Rotary Club, at which time each |
member will be privileged to take
one farmer as his guest In addition
to the speaking and other means of
enjoyment, a good appetizing dinner
will be awaiting the members and
their guests. Excellent roast veai--i
a product fresh from SLEEPY Hol-
low" barn will be ON the menu, to-
gether with many other good things.
The Rotary Club were guests at a
Rotary dinner meeting at. Laurel ON
Monday night, the anniversary Of
LincOln's Birthday. Prof. Howell
having had charge of the entertain
ment, carried the following high
school pupils and presented a musi-
cal program: Marguerite Richards,
Doris Long, Mary Harris, Virginia
Long and Vaughan p. Moore. At the
close Of the program they were
guests of honor at the 'Minstrels"
presented In the high school audi
torium and had most delightful /,
time on both occasions.
erS Onal Items
Miss Margaret Stockton of Dover
vas a guest of Mrs. NJ. P. Watson a
md Mr.. and Mrs. p w. WhaIey over !
he weekend. y.
Mrs. Helen Wanser spent a part
If the week in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Magee of Della
ware Colony were at their home in 4
own over the weekend and enter '
aimed TO dinner on Sunday: Mr.. and
irs. Harold Magee and daughter ]
Shirley. Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Jarvis and d
ON Ray and Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Z
dagee. @
The Misses Grace Long and Kath-1 b
yn CULLEN have beer spending a | Il
ew days in Baltimore. se.f n
The many friends of Mrs. Roxie i,
!. Dukes who is spending the winter
Astoria. Long Island, were very
orry to learn OF her being ill last "
Ieek, but at the same time were I,
lad to know she was improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Rayne and W
NO children were guests Of their IL
ncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Steph- n
n Long at their home, near town, il
n Sunday.
Miss Thelma McCabe substituted in
'r one of the teachers at Williams W
lie school last week. W
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wilgus enter dl
lined few Of their friends OH Sun
~ evening. .,t. NJ
nded the funeral services of Mrs. Ca
attic Bishop at the Christian w
lurch in Ocean View, on Sunday vi
ternoon: Mrs. Bishop formerly a
ent several years in this town at We
e home of w. B. De-riekson, 81, on
ring which time she made many ga
Ose friends. w. b. Derrickson, Jr., bu
Newark came down for the fiine- tn
and spent a short while with his CO
rents, and sister before returning ca
Sunday evening. -
Miss Evelyn Baker spent few
Us of last week in town as The ~
est of her aunt, Miss Electa Long.
Miss Marguerite Richards spent
nday with her grandparents, Mr..
d Mrs. Stephen Richards in Bish-
vile.
Mrs. Vaughan Murray has been i'll
more than week at the home
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. ii.
ir, and Mrs. w. T. Hudson. Jr..
re entertained at cards at the
me of Mr.. and Mrs. r. T.. Hick-
n on Saturday night. E
r. and Mrs. George Smith delight
ly entertained at an ice cream
'tyl at their home. near town. ON
day evening with the following
,sts in attendance: Mr.. and Mrs.
Ills Hudson, Mr.. and Mrs. HillaryH
lland, MIR. and Mrs. Edward Bra
G, MIR. and Mrs. IRA Long. the
Ises Louise Brasure, Ruth HudscnjH I
Agnes Holland. N
Irs. Harry Derrickson, accompanied
by. her two sisters, Mrs. Ella
geTs and Mrs. William Waplcs Of
rgetown and Milford, motOred to
'e May, N. j., aud spcnt the week
with their brother, William
krlder.
RS. Edith Whaley of BishOpyillc
q visitor at the home of Mrs.