Milford chronicle., 1935-12-06

Carl Pepper and Mr.. and Mrs. HOW
, ard Mclaughlin, while the latter two
attended an annual family dinner at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. James p.
Law, Sr., in Highland Park. Mrs.
West remained over the weekend,
returning home on Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Whitaker also
attended the dinner and remained
with Mr. and Mrs. w. NJ. Calhoun
until Monday.
Mrs. Mary +. DerricksOn had as
guests on Sunday, Mrs. Matte
ShOckley of MillsbOrO, Mr.. and Mrs.
Kendall Wiley, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Wiley of Bridgeyille, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilmer Derrickson of Dover.
Mrs. DerricksOn has not been very
well for the past few days.
Mr.. Everett Hill was host at a din
ner party on Sunday, the dinner hav-
ing been served at the home of his
mother. Mrs. Emma Hill on Church
street On Thanksgiving Day Mr..
Hill accompanied a party of friends
OH cunning trip and the capture of
nice fat coon" was the result of
his days sport hence the dinner
OH Sunday. Others who partOOk of
the feast were Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Watson and children Bobby and Re
becca. Mr.. and Mrs. Isaiah MumfOrd,
Miss Della Hill and Mrs. Hester
Smith of town, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hill and two children, and her father,
Mr.. George DerricksOn of Ocean
Viw
Principal and Mrs. r. W. HOwio
have moved to their new home in
one of the apartments of Mrs. Eva
b. Moore on Main street, and Mr.
and Mrs. Warren Magee are now
Occupying his fathers bungalow on |
the Selbyville-ROXana Boulevard, |
just vacated by Mr.. and Mrs. HOwie. |
Miss Hannah Long has returned |
to Beaver College, JenkintOwn, Pa, |
after spending the vacation period |
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wir-
ric Long.
Miss Rata Long of Beacon Col
lcge. Wilmington. was at home for
a few days stay.
Billy James. Armell Long. Mary
Fassitt and Mildred McCabe have
returned to the University of Del
Thanksgiving weekend with their
parents. DR.. and Mrs. G. +. James,
MIR. and Mrs. Frank NJ Long, DR..
and Mrs a. NJ. Rittenour, and Mr.
and Mrs. e. l.. McCabe. Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Whaley were
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dal
Ton Howard in Salisbury, Md, one
day recently.
Mrs NJ Pasha Watson spent a few
days last week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Grant Middleton in BridgetOn, \. j.,
md very much enjoyed the union
services of the 26 churches on
Thanksgiving Day
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Long and Mr..
Burl Adams spent Wednesday night
md Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs.
NilO NJ Clark and daughter Milne
If the Henry c. Conrad School near
who formerly resided
with the Longs.
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer West and son
ieorge Elmer, and Mr.. and Mrs.
ieOrge H. McGee went to their cot
age at Bethany Beach for part
ii the day OH Thursday. after which
hey were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Hudson in Frankford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Hill and
Miss Jane Kenney, spent
he holiday period with Mrs. Hills
sister, Mrs. Noble in GoldsbOrO. Md,
md her mother. Mrs. G. Il. NecsC,
md other relatives in Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. Edward Stevens
md son Junior visitcr in Washing
on. d. C.. over the weekend
Mrs. Alice Tingle. Mrs. Alberta
Watson and Mrs. Helen Scott were
lOstesscs at the weekly meeting of
he Degree of POcahOutas on Mon
lay night.
Armell A. Hudson. w. A. Law and !
Rev. f. NJ. ShOckley went to Days
lOro on Tuesday night where they
attended monthly social of the
Young Mems Bible Class of Days !
)OrO NJ. +. Church. as the invited
guests of the formers son. Arthur
Hudson who is the president of the
lass. Rev. ShOckley went as the 1
guest speaker.
In response to il previous invi-
alton the SelbyvillC Community
Tub joined the Lord Baltimore Club {
lf MillvillC in reciprocity meeting
leld in thei auditorium of the Lord
Baltimore High School on Tuesday I
hight of this week Mrs. Clifton
hastings who is chairman of reel 8
,rOcity carried over the program of
entertainment, while the Millvillc
Tub served refreshments. Y
Presidents Night at Rotary Club
The Selbyvile Rotary Club held e
is weekly meeting at the Ladies'
Tub last Friday night. Mr.. Clayton 3
\ Bunting president of the club 4
resided and also presented a most
interesting talk OF Rotary accom- D
lishments in the community. MIR.
talk covered most inter- Z
sting and vital topic and was con- y
idered the most interesting program d
resented before its members for
ONE time. Mr.. Bunting who is 2
resident of Bunting's Nurseries of D
his town and recognized as an out &
landing business man, is well known
this community and q
lrOughOut the state. <