Milford chronicle., 1938-12-02
SELBYVnLE

The members OF Doric Lodge, Nc
30, A. +. & A. NJ, Of Millville will at
tend Salem N. u. Church in Seiby
vile next Sunday morning, Dec. A.
for the sermon by the pastor, Rev, r
7. Thawley at 1880 o'clock.
The flowers last Sunday were pre-
sented by Mrs. Mary McCabe and hel
son, Emory S. MeCabe and family
I'm memory of their husband and IA
ther, j. Stanton McCabe who passed
away just one year ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Covington Town.
send were at the Shoreham Hotel in
/ Washington, ID. c., from Wednesday
until Saturday having gone for the
wedding Of Miss Marcia Stauffer and
DR.. Guy Stoddard in the Metropoli-
tan Memorial Church at eight O'Clock
on Thanksgiving night. They also
attended dinner at the home of the
brides parents at one O'Clock and
Mrs. Townsend was one of the brides
maids at the wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Prev Savoy and the
formers two children, of Washington,
d. c., and Mrs. Ida Townsend of this
town were dinner guests of u. S. Sem
atOr John G. Townsend, Jr., on
Thanksgiving Day.
Miss Jane Kenney. a student of the
University of Delaware, at Newark,
was at home with her step father
and mother. Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Hill over the Thanksgiving weekend
Miss Virginia Long, a third year
student of the University Of Mary
land. at College Park. visited her
parents and grand father. MIR. and
Mrs. IRA Long and |. w. Long on
Church street.
Res. and Mrs. Roy T. Thawley had
with them over the holiday period,
their daughter. Miss Eunice Thaw-
ley, from the American University in
Washington, ID. c., and had dinner
on Thursday with Mrs. Euniee Evans.
mother of Mrs. Thawley in Crisfield.
Md.
Mrs. Volta M. Long. of SLEEPY Hol-
low" and Miss Mildred Fiske, art su-
pervisor in Selbyville School. who
makes her home with Mrs. Long,
were ON a trip to williamsburg, Va,
and other places of interest over the
holiday period.
Miss Marguerite Richards. of Phila
who teaches school at Lau-
rel. came over Wednesday night and
with her grand parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William o. McCabe I'M
til Friday night.
Curtis Long has been spending
several days with his brother. d. ].
Long, at the home OF his daughter,
Mrs. Vultra Law and family in Phila-
delphia. He also made a visit with
MIR. and Mrs. Joe Murray who had
just recently visited his mother. Mrs.
Betty Murray in this town.
Raymond b. Morris. cashier of the
Trust Bank, Mrs. Morris
md their youngest daughter, Janet,
motored up to Springfield. Pa, on
morning and visited with
Mrs. Morris brother and sister-in- |
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Vaughn Collins.
Mrs. Alice Derrickson and daugh-
er, Catherine, visited Capt and Mrs. |
Charlie Derrickson in Philadelphia |
asst week and attended the marriage |
II their daughter, Miss Bernie Der
'iekson and Mr.. Frank Worst in the |
bdptlSL HnufCii ou udilhS-
giving Day. Upon their return trip
Mrs. Derrickson was an over night |
,uest of her brotheF-in=law and sis
er, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Founders
n Milford. Catherine remained in
until Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Law and
he latters sister, Miss Addie Fur
nan, motored to Upper Darby. Pa.
N Thanksgiving morning where a
birthday dinner was served by Mr..
nd Mrs. William NJ. Calhoun in hon
# of Mr.. Laws birthday anniversary
N that day. The menu consisted Of
cast turkey and all that goes with it
D make up a complete Thanksgiy-
ng and birthday dinner. Refresh
lents consisted of nut ice cream and
delicious cake with the decorations
nd Happy Birthday Brother" done
, cOlOrs. They also spent awhile
18th Mr.. and Mrs. James P. Law be-
IRE their return on Friday night.