Milford chronicle., 1935-10-18

three children Jeanette. Calvin, Jr.
and George Harry, spent last Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Emory Marvi
and son, in Salisbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mason SpFague, Miss
Mickey Parks, and Mr.. Philip Young
were in Philadelphia on a shopping
trip last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Stevens Oi
Mlllville, were guests of the latter'i
brotheF-in-laW and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dalton Blades and daughter
Shirley, on Sunday.
Mrs. Anna McCabe Of Showell, Md.
spent Monday in town as the guest
of Mrs. Ida Townsend.
Mrs. Viola Holmes Of FrankfOrd,
formerly Of this town, who has been
visiting her cousin, Mrs. Lille Nc
Cabe, of near here, was a visitor
among old. friends in town on Sun
day.
Alvin Lynch and Harry Cullen
went to Wilmington last week where
they enlisted in the U. s. Navy, and
are now engaged in their new duties.
Mr.. John Savage, an employee at
the Townsend and West Feed Store
met with an automobile accident on
the RehOboth- Bethany Beach road
on Tuesday evening Of last week.
Fortunately he and friend escaped
without any serious injuries when
the car upset, but the car was, al
most a total wreck. The accident
happened when meeting another car,
one wheel having dropped into a
hole by the side Of the road when
Mr.. Savage pulled out just a little
too far, and lost control of his car.
Mr.. and Mrs, Carl Pepper of
Philadelphia, who we're at their sum-
mer home in ROxana over the week
end, attended church here on Sun
day morning and were guests Of
friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Hudson and
two children, OF Frankford, were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Norman jar
Wis and son Norman, Jr., on Saturday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Severn Murray Of
Berlin, were guests Of the latter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Scranton Nc
Cabe, and the formers sister, Mrs.
Hetty Williams on Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. e. NJ. ShOckley spent
night with his parents and
her mother at Townsend, Delaware,
and attended a ministers convention
IN Dover on Tuesday and heard
Bishop Hughes preach in the eve
ming.
The members Of the Selbyville
Fire Company held a
'bingO party" in the Fire House one
evening last week, in an effOrt to
-aise money for their fuel during the
winter. Seventy tickets we're sold
Il 25 cents each, and another bene-
1t party with various amusements |
will be held in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Law and Miss |
Addie Furman went TO Lewes on |
sunday afternoon to visit Mr.. George |
|. Furman Of Frankford, a cousin Of
he latter two, who is patient in |
he Beebe Hospital there, suffering |
Intensely from an infection resulting
rom an injured knee cap, in an
accident about five weeks
go. There is some slight improve
lent, but he will have TO remain in
he hospital for some time yet.
Callers at the Law home for a
hort while on Sunday evening were
Ir. and Mrs. Eben A. Townsend Of
'agsbOrO, and their guests, Mr.. and
Irs. Harry H. Matthews Of Crisfeld,
Id, the latter a cousin OF Mr.. Law.
Miss Pauline Williams left Tues
ny for Texas where she will make
er home.
Among those who attended the
services at the old his
,ric Presbyterian Church at Black
ater on Sunday afternoon were,
r. and Mrs. Frank W. Holloway, (
r. and Mrs. Elmer M. Holloway !
I'd son Frank Marshall, Mrs. v. NJ.
Urray, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w.
'ilgus and daughter, Mrs. Nettie
est, and several others.
Clayton A. Bunting presided at the l
.lbyville Rotary dinner meeting on I
-iday evening with eighteen pres 1
t, including two visitors, Mr.. Paul I
est Of this town and his brother, Z
r. Earl West OF Buenos Aires, Ar !
ntine, South America, who was !
g speaker OF the evening, giving !
talk on South America, where he :
s been employed for the past few !
ars. The dinner was served by !
group from the Ladies' Aid Society !
tn Mrs. Mary C. Law as chairman :
d her sister as one Of the CO. !
,rkers. Other helpers were Mrs.
r. Buell. and Mrs. C. A. Bunting c
10 also acted as Mattresses, Mrs. :
w. Holloway. Mrs. r. b. Morris :
d, Mrs. Essie Murray. Z
Messrs. p. w. Whaley and Hillary u
,lland went to Wilmington on
,nday for the body OF Mr.. Ernest ,
.Cabe, who died Of heart trouble 2
his home early that morning, and .
ought Il to the Watson-YYhal +
neral Home for the funeral SER p"
es at 11.30 o'clock on Wednesday
Irning. Interment In the ceme- 8
y near here following the funeral. u
I. McCabe was IS years Of age,
a son Of the late John Edward 8
Cabe, formerly OF this locality B
Ose going was never definitely
Dwn, but was supposed TO have e!
N lost In a storm At sea several r
lrs ago. He Is survived by a
low, Mrs. Maud H. McCabe. and
) sisters, Mrs. Eva Casper Of th