Milford chronicle., 1937-05-07
SELBYvILLE
Church News

strength OF my life; OF Wnom snail
be afraid?
, A special Mothers Day prograi
will be presented during the Sunda
School session next Sunday mornin
beginning at $50 o'clock.
News Items In General
, The stork was quite a frequen
visitor in this community last week
A ten pound boy was left TO Mr.. an
Mrs. Everett Long near town ol
Wednesday, and a nine pound bo.
was left to Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Col
Inns at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Parker Long in town. on Thursday
An infant child of Mr.. and Mrs
Harold Murray born at the home o
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Murray on Hosiel
Avenue. died on Thursday.
Miss Jeane Chandler. young daugh
ter of Mrs. Paul E. West, and Miss
Mary Lou Scott went to frankfort
and took active parts in the enter.
tainment for the Eastern Star OIL
Wednesday night of last week.
Miss Ruth Hudson and Miss Louise
Brasure were guests of Miss Alma
Bunting at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Bunting near
Williamsville over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Prev Savoy of Wash
! ington. d. c. were guests OF her
| father. U. S. Senator John G. Town
send over the weekend.
Mrs. Betty Murray and Mr.. Joe
Murray of Philadelphia. widow and
son of the late Levin Murray of this
town. were dinner guests of Mrs.
Emma Hill. Mr.. Everett Hill and Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Watson on Wednes-
! day evening of last week. Mrs. Muir
ray is now at her home on Main
Street for the summer. and had as
guests on Saturday her daughter and
granddaughter. Mrs. Calvin Gum of
/ Showell Md. and Miss Mary Edith
Gum. student of Blue Ridge Col
| lege in Virginia. who was at home
over the weekend.
| Mrs. Armel A. Hudson accompan-
! led her son Arthur to Philadelphia
on Sunday night. and after a weeks
stay there will visit her niece. Mrs.
Allie Murray Thompson and hus-
band in Brooklyn. y. Y. and will
make an indefinite stay with Mr. and
Mrs. o. J. Stevens in Haddonfield,
n. J. Her mother. Mrs. Catherine
Stevens is staying with Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward l.. Brasure during her alb
sence.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Furman and
son Elmer of Wilmington were
guests of the formers two cousins,
Mrs. William A. Law and Miss Addie
Furman on Saturday.
Mrs. Mary f. DerricksOn who has
spent the past winter with her
daughter. Mrs. Matte ShOckley. in
MillsborO. has now returned TO her
home on n. Main Street. and was
accompanied here for short while
by Mrs. Shockley and her other
daughter. Mrs. Kendall Wiley of
Bridgeville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Sidenbender
who came here from Indiana TO work
for Bunting's Nurseries have taken
rooms with Mrs. DerricksOn.
The members of the graduating
class of the Selbyville High School
left by Red Star bus on Wednesday
morning for an educational tour of
Washington. ID. c. and other points
of interest and returned here on Sat
urday night. Those who went on the
trip were: Elizabeth Murray, Louise
Long. Pauline Bunting. Audrey Le-
kites. Marvin Nichols. Milton IIud- !
son. Ollie Morris. Jr.. Allan Lynch, |
Herman Rogers. Harold Hudson and
Asher Carey. Jr.
The regular business meeting of
the Selbyville Community Club was /
held on Thursday afternoon of last I
week under the presidency of Mrs. /
Madeline Watson Whaley. Follow /
ing the business session Mrs. Will ,
liam NJ. Long presented program .
pf entertainment on Indian Life"
with several Indian relics on exhi-
bition, Miss Margaret Cramcr, di-
rector of vocal music in Selbyville /
school and a group of her sixth \
grade pupils including Agnes HOl-
and. Mary Lou Scott. Louise Long.
.cnora Hudson. Ruth Morris and
florence Stephens came over and
anC two numbers. after which Miss
'Tamer and Mrs. Hester Dunn played
piano duet. and Mrs. Norman Davis
ang the Indian Love Song" with
lrs. Dunn at the piano. Prof. Burl
adams. director of the manual train
ne department of the Selbyville Il
Iigh School talked on the custom
/ Indians as he and Mrs. Adams saw
hem during their Western trip last
while Mrs. Walter Long.
lrs Lee Stevens. Mrs. II. T. Thaw-
~. Mrs. Jehu McCabe and Mrs. DR.. II
evils gave talks and readings on
ifferent phases of Indian life. in II
luding an Indian Interpretation of II
lie 23rd Psalm by Mrs. Stevens II
Irs. Lewis told the story of how her II
used to make wampUm
II the Indians. and also told of her III
sit to her grandparents old home III
cad at Hackensaw, N. J. just re- II
entity and got sparkling drink N
ON the old we'll. Mrs. George II. HI
agee and Mrs. f. V. Baker were III
)stesses and served tea and cakes. y,
RS. Mary A. Hudson, Dies III
Mrs. Mary Ann Hudson, little III
ore than 90 years of age. widow OF III
e late Isaiah Hudson. died at her III
,me near town on Monday morning III
I'd funeral services were held at III
e house on Wednesday afternoon III
the Rev. r. T. Thawley. Inter- Ill
ent was made in Red Mems Gene III
ry. Deceased is survived by five Ill
Iildren, Robins. Walter, Kate. An III
belle and Elisha Hudson. all of III
ar town. There are three grand Ill
ildren, Wilmer and Chester of near iii
wn and Irving B. Hudson of Mis- iii
uri, and one great-grandson Irv- iii
g Hudson, Jr.. also a half brother iii
ID half sister. Davis Long of III