Milford chronicle., 1935-10-11


South America.
Several Selbyville members OF
Doris Lodge No. 80. A. F. & A. M. OF
Millville, attended Roxana Church
in a body on Sunday morning for a
sermon on What Are You WORTH
by the pastor, Rev. Parker.
The Selbyville Community Club
opened its fan and winter program
on Thursday afternoon with a get
together covered dish luncheon. SER
we'd promptly at 1.SO o'clock. During
/ the luncheon a business session was
presided over by the president, Mrs.
Helen Baker Scott. the meeting hav-
! ing been opened with a song, reading
Of the club collect, and salute to the
| flag. Mrs. LeOna Pepper and Mrs.
Kathryn Brown were on the table
committee, while Mrs. Beulah Ste
vens was program chairman for the
day. Two songs "Auld Lang Syne"
and America The Beautiful" were
sung by the club members. and Miss
Elizabeth Murray one of the High
School girls, came over and read a
paper on The Constitution And Its
Place In American Life" this being
her own writing on which she just
recently received a S250.00 prize as
the winner for Sussex County in the
American Liberty League Essay Con-
test. II was quite a pleasure TO hear
the essay read by Miss Murray in
person. The officers of the club for
this year age: President. Mrs. J.
Conn Scott; first Vice-preSident. Mrs.
Peter Whaley; second yice-president,
Mrs. Horace Pepper; recording sec
retary, Mrs William Greenburg;
corresponding secretary, Mrs. A. Ed
ward Stevens; treasurer, Mrs. c. A.
Bunting; auditor, Mrs Helen Wan
ser. Department chairmen are:
American Citizenship, Mrs. Henry
Watson; American Homes, Mrs. Ray
mOnd Morris. Mrs. Roland Scott;
Club House. Mrs PaSher Watson,
Jr.; Education, Mrs Thomas w.
HOwie and Mrs. Edward Stevens;
Fine Arts, Mrs. W. NJ. Long and Mrs.
Mason Sprague: Flowers. Mrs. Y. +
Simpler and Mrs. Elmer Holloway;
International Relations Mrs j. A.
Tubbs: Juniors. Mrs f. VI Shock
ley; Legislation. Mrs. II V Tubbs;
Library and Literature. Mrs. J. {.
Membership. Mrs. Frank
Long, Mrs. Earl Nichols, and Mrs
Helen Wanser; Motion Pictures, Mrs
William +. Bunting; Music, Mrs
Peter Whaley and Mrs. IRA Long;
Press. Mrs. Lee Stevens; PuDlic Wei
fare. Mrs. Horace Pepper and Mrs
Plnl Long; Reciprocity, Mrs. Clifton
Hastings; Community Service. Mrs
Elmer West. Mrs. j. r. Buell. and
Mrs Hillary Holland.
The Selbyville Rotary Club of
which Clayton A. Bunting is the
president, has said. adieu To the sea- 4
shore al Bethany Beach, where they
have been holding their weekly dim Z
ner meetings at the West Breeze (
three months. and returned last Fri
day night 10 their winter quarters
in the club-ro0m on Dukes street,
where the members of the Ladies'
Club and the Ladies' Aid
Society usually serve the dinner al
.ernately each week throughout the
winter months Mrs. Clifton Hast
ngs and her assistants from the
Club served the dinner
If the first fall meeting here. The
speaker for the occasion was Robert
Richards of Carmel, Pa. who gave
IN Interesting talk on his trip 10
scotland the past summer.
The Great Chiefs of the State
rallied down to Selbyville and were
uests of the WissahickOn Tribe No.
0. Improved Order of Red Men, last -
friday night at which time the de-
rec team from ManitOO Tribe of
adopted a class of five r.
Pale Faces" into membership ,
.mong the Gre9t Chiefs who came
'ere. Great Sachem A. John Handy, %
afJrd; Great junior Sycamore Ed ,
ard l.. Brasnre OF the local tribe; I
raat Chief of Records Edward Nc -
l,yre of Wilmington; Great Prophet
rank II, BalliAg, Newark: Great g
uard of WisWams William ". Mon CO.
=. Past Great Sachem Ferguson, of I
was the main speaker \
n the occasion A number from -
r White Eagle Tribe of Berlin, Nd, p
ere among The visitors As is the /
'ual custom. all enjoyed a fill of -
.Ovn and yenison." II
On MONDAY Aicta Council No. 10. +
the Degree Of POcahoatas, an Aux I-
airy to the l. O. r. NJ. had. "Rais- .,
g Up Night" and those who were p
ised and the offices to which they T.
IRE raised are as follows: Poca- -,
nlas. Enid Ringler; Prophecies. 4
lien Scott The former Prophecies -
rtha West becoming a past officer; q,
inon1, Alberta Wais on; POwatan. D.
Ith Leary Hickman; Recording -
cretary, Mabel &. Evans. remained M
= same; Mrs. Ida Coy from Anona c,
uncil No. II, Georgetown: Past -
putty Great POcahOntas of SUSSEX IN
unty. was here and raised up the / GI
icers assigned by a member from -
E own council. A number OF others nj
m the Georgetown Council were N
o among the visitors. Ice cream -
! cake We're served after the meet ar
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