Milford chronicle., 1929-09-27
Selbyvine

the Salem M. E. Church on Friday,
.September 20. The children OF the
first six grades are enrolled, coming
in four different groups at the fol-
lowing hours:
Mrs. Graves room. ~ 10 1O O'CLOCK
Miss Derrickson's III to IL O'CLOCK
Miss Timmons' ......1 TO 2 O'Clock
Mrs. Jarratt's ..2:45 to 3:45 O'CLOCK
The classes are taught by Miss
Lindseth. with Mrs. Bertha West as
.sisting in the morning sessions as
pianist and Miss Grace Johnson as
pianist for the afternoon sessions. In
order that the enrolment record
may be complete, all parents who
have not already signed ana return
ed the enrolment blank for that pur-
pose are urged to do so as soon as
possible.
SUNDAY, September 29, is promo
ton day at the Salem M. E. Church
Certificates will be given to those
who are to enter the primary-Jun1or
department from the Beginners De-
partment and also to those junior
bows and girls who now enter the
senior department of the sehoo!. A
special program is being planned py
Mrs. West for the beginners depart
ment and the promotion in the prl-
marv-iunior department will be also
observed by a special worship SER
vice.
On Sunday evening of the 29th, inn
mediately following the evening SER
vice. there will be a very important
meeting of the Sunday school board
at which time will occur the yearly
election of officers and teachers. Ev-
cry officer and teacher is urged to
be present.
Rally Day will be observed on Oc-
tober 6. During the latter part Of
the Sunday school hour the entlre
school will assemble in the church
for the conservation service for the
new officers and teachers. Beginning
with this first Sunday in October, the
onening of the Sunday school is at
$3.50 instead of and it is hoped
that everyone on the roll OF the
church school will be present
promptly at $3.50 for record rally
day attendance.
At the morning worship the sacra-
ment of the Lords Supper VIII ne
observed and in the evening there
will be a rally day program to which
all are invited.
Mr. and Mrs. Salorous McCabe and
mother, Mrs. Florence Lobdel OF
Brooklyn, N. Y, motored to Selpy-
vile on a surprise visit to Mrs.'P. f.
Long on her birthday.
Saturday evening the firemen were
called out to a fire-owing to the
strong winds the home of Theodore
Beauchamp was burned down.
About two hours later they were
called to Rollin Hudson's home near
Frankford which was on fire. 1t was
impossible to save the house.
Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. ID: "
Tubbs entertained at bridge tew
friends.
P. G. B. Hudson Of Frankford, his
son and wife, were guests of his sis
ter, Mrs. P. E. Long on her BIRTH
day. ,r-.-
sity of Delaware spent the weekend
in town with relatives.
Mrs. Charles Lewis has returned
from her vacation which she spent
visiting her parents at Lewes.
Covington Townsend left Ior
Washington Monday where he enter
ed the George Washington UnlVer-
sity. D
arlr snent the weekend with his
parents. v,,,,,,s oP
Salisbury were guests of her mo-
ther. Mrs. H. Birch, on Sunday
walter Dukes of Philadelphia was
tba weekend guest of his mother,
Mrs. R. G. Dukes. They motoreu
hack to Philadelphia where sne eA-
meets to spend her vacation with ner
two sons and friends in Colnhss-
Mis- Miss Thelma McCabe, Miss Dor
+ba Williams and Miss McCabe lett
on Monday for the Women's Collese
" Herman Quillen has resigned
bis nosition with Bunting's Nurseries
as foreman and has moved TO Acco-
mac, Va. 2o1o+,,
Miss Louise Campbell of Rehobotn
was a guest of Miss Hilda Evans oV-
er the weekend. L.
Miss Madaline Watson returned TO
Smiths College at North Hampton
Mass. ,o., o+o--
cd to Wilmington to visit at the nome
of their daughter, Mrs. T. Harry
RavIis. The mother remained for
few days to get better acquainted
with the new baby boy, Harry Bay
lis, Jr. -, 4.is
writing. e.
PanI Pepper and Lewellyn stew
ans left for Wilmington today ana
entered Goldey College.
Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Hudson
of Walnut street entertained at DIN
ner Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Pepper and son Edward, Jr., OF
Ocean View.
Mrs. Horace Wiley, Mrs. VIM. F.
Hudson and Miss Anna Johnson mo-
tored to Berlin, Md, on business
Wednesday.
Asher Lee Long, graduate of the
1929 class of Selbyville high school
entered the University OF Delaware
on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Stevens
spent the weekend in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. o. McCabe and
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. T. Hudson and
son Billie visited Harold Mcgee and
wife in Philadelphia over the week.
end.