Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1936-03-13

Mr.. and Mrs. William Davis. ans
Edward Baker Of Berlin. Immediate
~ following the ceremony the entiIt
party had dinner at the WicomicC
Hotel in Salisbury, Nd, after which
the bride and groom left on a week
end honeymoon trip. The bride is o
former graduate of the SelhyI Tile
High School and since her gradual
ton at Beacon College in Whining
ton, has been employed as book
keeper in the Office of the SelbyVllle
Manufacturing Company of this
town. The newly-Weds have the
hearty congratulations of their
friends for happy and successful
married life.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis and little
daughter of MillsbOrO have rented
and are occupying the Carey bmng-
allow on Dukes street. Mr.. Ellis Is
employed as a machinists at the
JOines-Adkins Garage, on West
Church street.
Miss Christine Baker entertained
four tables Of bridge on Saturday
afternoon in honor Of her weekend
guests, the Misses Margaret Stock
ton of Dover, Mildred Wentz and z.
Rebecca HObson of the Henry C.
Conrad High School, Richardson
Park. near Wilmington, all former
teachers in Selbyville High School.
Mrs. Hazel Rayne and children
and also her aunt, Miss Electa Long,
spent last Friday with relatives in
Shovel, Md.
Mrs. Eva D. Moore of Elizabeth,
~ j., was a Weekend guest of her
aunt, Mrs. ROxie Dukes.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Holloway Wis
tied the formers sister, Mrs. Mary
E. DerricksOn at the home of Lsr
daughter, Mrs. Matte Shockley in
MillsbOrO on Sunday.
Mrs. Elsie Farlow and Master
John Williams and also her sister.
Mrs. J. r. Hearn of Philadelphia
spent Thursday of last week as the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry A.
Goodwin, Sr., at ROXana.
Mrs. Farlow also visited Mr. and
Mrs. c. NJ. McCaOe with whom she
resided-Mr. McCabe being
confined to mis- home due to Illness.
Armwell A. Hudson has been on
he sick list for the past few DAYS.
,lr. and Mrs. HudsOn's son, Arthur,
# DagsbOrO, was a guest there on
sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Morris and {
daughters, Ravhel and Jane were
uests of DR.. and Mrs. w. o. Daisey
n Fruitland. Md. on Sunday.
nnnffno haa patnrnaH from
business trip to Florida.
Mrs. Hester Dunn of BishopVille, !
ID, was dinner guest of Mr.. and l
frs. w. A. Law on Sunday evening.
Prof. and Mrs. D. A. Petry of Eel 4
IN were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
|. Long at SLEEPY Hollow" on Sat
rday.
Herman McCabe of Elizabeth, N.
-, has been spending a few days
it'll his parents and sister, Mr.. and
RS. Joshua McCabe and Mrs. Will
S Hudson and family.
The Selbyville Volunteer Fire
Ompany responded to fire call at
e home of Mr.. and Mrs. James
ynch in the Mrs. Sadie Gray prop
ty, near town, on Wednesday Of
st week, but due to the fact that
e fire had gained so much head
ay before being discovered, the
Hiding was completely destroyed =
it'll practically all of its contents, -
GLIDING the clothing of the family.
At the inter-urban meeting of the
lbyville Rotary Club on Friday
ght, each member had the nriVil-
e of taking one farmer of the
as q guest. Mr.. Cobb OF
e Extension Department of the
College at Newark was
e guest speaker Music was fur
shed by Miss Elizabeth Murray
d the dinner was served by Mrs.
mn Scott, Mrs. E. NJ. ShOckley,
IS. w. r. Long, Miss Esther Long,
8. Raymond Ringler. Mrs. Carrie
tchie and Mrs. Kathryn Brown of
2 Ladies Aid Society.
The SelbyYille Community Club
d the FELTON, Avon Club Joined in
reciprocity meeting held in the
al club room on Thursday Of last
elk. After the usual routine Of
ening services, Mrs. J. Conn Scott
ended greetings. to which Mrs.
liam A. Hagardine, president of
visiting club, responded and
n turned the meeting over to the
lirman of reciprocity who pre-
ted a very enjoyable program.
luding a piano trio by Mrs. B. 7.
Ct, Mrs. a. r. Bennett and Mrs.
man Burton.
AN Old Sweetheart of
le," by Mrs. A!Vah SeVersOn.
'iano solo, "Impromptu Rhein-
d." by Mrs. Blanche Burton.
Little Sister from Sew
Gen." by Mrs. John Hagardine.
ianO duet, Midsummer Nights
am" by Mrs. East and Mrs. Ben
eading, Fear God and Take
If Own Part" by Mrs. Severson. 90
he program closed with all sing
AUD Lang Syne"
he hOstesses were Mrs. Edward
Iens, Mrs. Edward Williams, Sr.,
Mrs. Frank Simpler. who serv-
of ice cream and
e in st. Patrick colors.
RS. D. A. Petry of the FELTON,
, was formerly of this town and
,rmer president of the COmmun-
Club.
lille the members of the local
were enjoying the program,
were also mourning the loss of
of their faithful and loyal men,
, Mrs. John F. Cooke, who died
e suddenly following a heart at