Milford chronicle., 1931-10-02
SELBYVILLE

served in the departments of tn
church school. Because the pres
ent beginners room is too small tt
take care of the large enrolment il
that department, beginning mex
Sunday, October 4, all the beginners
together with the first year primary
children, that is all children in the
first grade of public school, will
meet at Red Mems Hall at the
church school hour, which is now
9:3O. Miss Lindseth will, for the
coming month, have charge of the
worship services of this group and
assist with details of teaching, or
sanitation, etc. Miss Hannah Long
will teach the beginners, while Mrs
| Lena Mumford and Mrs. Millie Bra
sure are the first year primary tea
chers.
The room at the church formerly
occupied by the beginners depart
ment will be given over to the use
of the young people over high
school age. Next Sunday the young
men will meet there for a discus
sion period during the church
school hour, under the leadership of
the pastor, Rev. Moore. Any young
men over high school age are cor
daily invited to attend this first
session and to become a member of
the group.
The envelopes to be used in the
stewardship campaign among the
children and young people were
distributed last Sunday. In the af-
ternOon the church school teachers
visited in the homes of their pupils,
in the interest of increased church
attendance and to explain the use
of the envelope for the offering of
children and young people.
The church office was opened on
Monday and will be open daily from
nine o'clock to five for the purpose
of serving the community.
On Monday evening the high
school young people had their first
rally. About twenty-five boys and
girls were present. The principal of
the high school and members of the
faculty were also present. The wor-
ship service was conducted by Miss
Lindseth, and Mr.. Moore addressed
the young people, following which |
Neva Nichols, Marguerite Richards, |
Wirrie Long and Vaughan Moore, |
Jr., sang. Five very interesting re-
ports on institute attended by a |
large group of Selbyville yOung |
people this summer were given by
of
Irene Long and
Hester Campbell. Neva Nichols gave
a report on the suggested program
and organization for the young
peoples group, and the committee
of Elizabeth Stevens,
Wirrie Long and Rata Long were
to complete arrange
ments for that program. One of the
features of that program is the
young peoples choir which is being
by Miss Stockton. There
were thirty young people in attend
ance at last weeks rehearsal, and
The choir will sing for the first time
at the Sunday evening services on
October II.
The weekday School of Religion
or grades one through six will hold
is first sessions at the church on
Friday, October 2. At four o'clock
he JUNO rand intermediate choirs
will rehearse in preparation for par
icipatiOn in the communion service ]
Sunday morning. This will be the
irst time the Junior choir sings this
all, and the forty members will be {
yested in their new robes. l
Following the Senior choir re-
learsal this Friday night there will '
,e held a social hour for the mem !
)ers of the choir and their husbands '
md wives. /
Saturday afternoon at 1870 there /
will be story and game hour for t
he children of the first, SECOND and i
bird grades, followed by refresh
lents. At o'clock similar pro- v
ram will be provided for the boys {
nd girls of the fourth, fifth and
iXth grades. p
Sunday evening the play 'The g
towards Saturday Night" will be +
iven as the conclusion of the Rally
Ieek activities. The Howards are il
typical American family and the b
lay reveals how the ytry to meet V
leir daily problems in the spirit of L
esus. A worship service will pre-
EIDE the play, and the public is +
invited to attend. ~
VIM. Derrickson of Newark was s.
lie weekend guest of his parents,
r. and Mrs. VIM. B. Derrickson. ID
Miss Grace Long is visiting Miss 5
ladys Russ of Philadelphia. 81
Miss Edna Rayne spent the week .
Id with Miss Hazel Pickering of q,
NJ NJ
Miss Mae McCabe who is a stu .
mt at Beacon College is home ill q
this time.
Oliver NJ. Long was the weekend "
lest of Miss Anna Pritchett of Will -
ingtOn.
Miss Cecile Hamblin has gone g,
-ck to Temple University. n
Miss Ruth McCabe spent Sunday
her home. She is employed at the M
Herson Hospital in Philadelphia. hC
Mrs. Bertha Dale and son Vaughn M
Berlin, Md, spent the weekend
tn her sister, Mrs. Ira Hamblin. ar
Mrs. Ella Vandum spent the week H
d with Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
lmfOrd. ri
Mrs. Marian Lynch Dukes gave WI
+ father Archie Lynch, a surprise La
nner on Sunday in honor of his
st birthday. Ten of his men Ey
ends were his guests. 10