Milford chronicle., 1936-02-28

Ntts' WARY stevens VINO mas bee
seriously IN for the past two week
IS not very much better
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hill spen
the weekend with her mother. Mrs
: g. X. Neese and other relatives il
Wilmington.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Rayne an,
children had as guests on Sunday
Mr. and Mrs Emory Marvil of Sails
bury, Mr.. G. T. Long Of SllOwell, Md.
and Miss Electa Long Of town.
Master John William FarlOw is il
with the measles.
Misses Rata Long and Ida Baker
lreturned to Beacon College in vii,
mington on Monday morning after
having spent the weekend with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Long
and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Baker OF
in and near town.
Mrs. Earl Nichols went to Jeffer-
son Hospital in PHILADELPHIA on
Wednesday OF last week, for her
daughter, Miss Neva Nichols, who is
now at home reeuperating from her
recent operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Tubbs en-
tertained at a bridge party on Fri
day night with the following guests
present: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kel-
ley, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Conn Scott, Mr..
and Mrs. Wilfred Adkins and DR.. and
Mrs. w. E. Hastings of SelbywilIe,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Julian r. Town
send of Georgetown.
Mrs. Tubbs also entertained
number of her lady friends at bridge
on the previous afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. CASHIER Evans were
guests of his brother, Mr.. EIbert
Evans i'm Wilmington, and her uncle |
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. William Tin !
gle in Philadelphia over Saturday
night and Sunday.
Mrs. Paul Long is at Bethany /
Beach nursing Mrs. William Wilgus
md her infant son born on Satur-
lay. February %.
Little Miss Betty Anne Long spent
he weekend with her grandmother,
'lrs. William Latchum at Campbell
own. Md.
Mr.. Levin J. w. Holloway has been
onfined to his home on South Main
treet for the past week due to ILL
ess. /,
The teachers from SelbyvilIe /
chOol who went to EastOn. Pa, and S
oints i'm New Jersey last week to J
bserVe some school work were Mrs. IA
.eese Peters. Mrs. Vance McCabe,
n dthe Misses Kathryn Quillen and I
auline Birmingham. They were ac-
Dmpanied by Principal and Mrs. T. i
Z HOwie. n
Phyllis and Lambert Campbell, Jr., h
Dent the weekend with their BROTH b
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
oy Bunting at Bethany Beach, e.
lille their mother visited Mr.. and
RS. Raymond Murray in Philadel-
lia.
MIR. and Mrs. Peter Whaley went
WhaleyVille, Md. where the lat
+ played the wedding march for
e formers cousin. Mr. Nutter VIM
'Ow, whose marriage to Miss Eliz-
'eth Dennis took place at the home
Mr.. Whaley's parents, Mr.. and
rs. Walter Whaley at 5 o'clock on
turday afternoon. February %.
Our new dentist. DR.. Lawrence r.
ltten, had his wife and daughter
I'm Laurel. with him for the day
Thursday of last week In an
uneing his coming to SelbyVille
lew weeks ago. the writer got his
me confused with that of his faith
the Rev. J. p. Outten. causing q
lers to use the wrong name
ough my mistake. and for their II
lelit l make the correction.
laster Leland Hudson, who has Il
n away for about a year taking *
ltments in Il hospital for cripples L
now home for awhile with his
b in a plaster-paris cast. and on
lrday night he and his twin sister
e rendered a surprise birthday
" at the home of their father.
Bayard Hudson, on Railroad
nue., sponsored by Mrs. George
Magee and Mrs. Carpenter Hud-
Quite number of little folks
in attendance and left some
and useful gifts.
r. Deavy and Mrs. Young came
n from Pennsylvania TO bring
latters little grandson, Richard -
'er, to see his father, Mr.. G. @
k CARRIER, and spent the day
him on Sunday at their former
on Dukes street.
.. and Mrs. Elmer West, Edward
assure. Mrs. Alberta Watson and
Edna Hudson went to Whining
on Saturday night for lodge
ing.
e members of the Selbyville I
nteer Fire Company wish to
ess their thanks and appreeia-
to all those who contributed in
way to the success of their play
in the High School auditorium
Wednesday night of last week.
ldition to those who were pre-
ly mentioned as taking active =
were. Jehu McCabe who per-
ID at the piano prior to the
ng, accompanied by John War.
IN and William FOskey, Jr.,
banjo and guitar, and a tap
by Mary Lou Scott during an
mission. The parts scheduled :
Mason Sprague and Philip
: were omitted due to the fact
hey had to be out of town on =
mess engagement on that date. =
lovel broadcast over real
phone was composed by the
Or, C. Walter Jarrett. AS yet,
proceeds have not been ascer-
+, but are expected to be quite
ictOry.
members of Ayuita Council
9, Degree of Pocahontas, an co..
lry to the Improved Order of ha
en-, gave a banquet in the Fire