Milford chronicle., 1936-03-20

! Mr.. and Mrs Norman Jarvis ant
n Norman, Jr., had with them for tho
day on Sunday the formers brother.
. in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs Glen
z Shockley and children, Glen, IT., and
Jimmie, of Berlin, Nd, Miss Euniee
Jarvis also Of Berlin, has been spen-
ding a few days there since Mrs.
Jarvis has not been feeling very
, well, but is now very much better.
Mrs. C. II. Pepper is also very
much better after having been quite
sick on Friday and Saturday
Levin J. w. Holloway who has
been confined to his home for the
past few weeks due to illness, is al
so making some improvement
Thomas Lynch of SeafOrd was "A
recent overnight guest of his uncle
and aunt, Mr.. end Mrs. A. NJ Lynch.
U. S. Senator John G. Townsend.
Jr., was host at, a goose dinner ser
we'd at his home on Main street last
Saturday evening. His guests were
Rev. and Mrs. f. NJ. ShOckley, Mrs.
Ida Townsend, Mr.. and Mrs. John
A. Tubbs and their son, Townsend
| Tubbs, who was at home over the
weekend from LaWTenceYille, y. j.,
where he is attending school.
Armell Long, a student of the Tn
iversity of Delaware at Newark
spent the week end with his parents |
and two sisters, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
NJ. Long and daughters, Anna Lee
and Dorothy.
Mrs. Ida CULLEN and Miss Grace
Long spent Il couple of nights in
Philadelphia last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stratten Burbage of
Ocean View were guests Of the lat
ter's mother, Mrs. Elsena Holloway
at the home of MIR. and Mrs. Walter
Long on Sunday.
Miss Mary Flood and friend. Lar
ry Bartlett and Miss Nora Flood Of
Wilmington were guests of the for
mer's mother and the latter's grand
mother, Mrs. Nora Flood over the
weekend.
DR.. and Mrs. Harry Lewis of ST.
Martins, Md, We're guests of Mr..
and Mrs Mac Long at Sleepy HOl-
low on Sunday.
Homer Pepper spent the weekend
with relatives and friends in Clay
mont and Philadelphia.
MIR. and Mrs. John b. McCabe and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. McCabe spent
Sunday evening with their sun:,
Mrs. Belinda Hickman at ROXana.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Murray
have been making frequent visits on
the Selbyville road near Fenwick's
Island as the guests of their sOn-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Adkins, ,Ir., and two children.
Patsy and William Jerald. the latter
a new arrival on Wednesday of last
week.
Mrs. Louie Young of Wilmington
was guest CT her niece. Mrs. FL
mer Holloway and family over the
weekend
Mrs. CASHIER Evans. Mrs Nettie
West, Mrs. Miriam Dukes were in
ON "A shopping eXpedi-
ion on Wednesday of last week and
called on Mrs. Maggie Pepper and
Mrs. Sarah Mclaughlin.
Quite a number of SelbyVille
friends and relatives have been to
Nillsboro at different times to call
IN Mrs. Mary T. DerricksOn, since
he has been with her daughter,
hrs. Matte ShOckley and all are
Had she is slowly improving.
Mrs. DerricksOn always appreci-
ties their visits when she is able to
eceive callers and also is quite APP
,reciative of Get Well Cards." let
ers and flowers from her friends.
Mrs. Reese Peters. teacher of the
fifth and sixth grade pupils in Sell
yville school, was taken to the Bee
e Hospital at I.ewes on Tuesday of
asst week, where an operation was
reformed on Wednesday for the re-
lOval of her appendix. Mr.. Peters
nd her father and mother, Mr.. and
lrs. Allen Hudson, visit her every
ay and report her as making sat
ifactOry progress.
Mrs. Charles Lewis, chief opera
II of the Diamond State Telephone
Exchange of this town, has also
cen a patient in the Reebe HOspi-
Il for several weeks past, and re-
entity underwent a surgical opera
on, but due to the seriousness of
er operation is not regaining her
rength very rapidly, therefore UNI
lie to receive many visitors. Mrs.
owls was formerly Miss Mabel Wy
t, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Wal
r Wyatt of Iewes, and is very for
nate to have her parents right -
ar the hospital. Mr. Lewis and his
other. Mrs. Ruth Lewis, visit her gl
lite often and we are glad she is =
W recovering very nicely. =
Mrs. Maggie Baker and Mrs. En- =
1 Hill who nave been confined to =
cir homes during most of the win =
due to i'll health are both slow =
regaining ir their physical con- =
ion since the coming of the love- -
spring days.
The Selbyville Community Club -
Id its meeting last Thursday eve =
x instead Of the afternoon as Is =
usual custom. The change was =
de in order to secure a demon =
alton in cooking and baking made =
the Eastern Shore Public Service -
mpany and as the day was the =
thday anniversary of the presi- e
It, Mrs. Helen Scott, she was pre- =
tied with a lovely birthday cake =
h a candle for EACH year of her =
}. There were also number of n
members who won prizes in the =
ious contests.
!. Paul BuriIhOlder, a supervisor =
Public instruction of Georgetown, =
ressed the SelbyVille Rotary Club =
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