Milford chronicle., 1932-01-15
SELBYYILLE

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Christian Church, Ocean View. Bur
ial at Roxana beside her last hus-
band, Samuel Tubbs.
Mrs. Minerva Pepper has accepted
an invitation from her sister-in-law
in Washington, D. c., to accompany
her on trip to Florida. Her 500
Howard, motOred with her to Wash
ingtOn and returned on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Scott enler-
tanned a number of friends on Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. James B. McCabe,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hilary Holland and
daughters, Hazel and Agnes, DR.. and
Mrs. Ritenour and daughter, Miss
Mary Fassitt, Harry McCabe and
Mrs. Ida Townsend, all of this town,
were dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs
John McCabe and family of Bish-
ops, Md, on Sunday.
Mrs. J. r. Buell. entertained sew
eral of her friends at her home ON
West Church street ON Monday eve
ming.
w. B. DerricksOn, Jr., of Newark
was a weekend guest of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Derrick
son, Sr.
Mrs. Ida CULLEN will spend a few
days with her husband in Philadel-
phia.
Mrs. Charlotte Vandan spent Sun
day with her sister, Mrs. Emily
Lynch who is quite ill at her home
in ROxana, accompanied by her
niece, Mrs. Ida Quillen.
The young peoples group, at their
regular Monday evening meeting
this week elected the following Off
GERS for the ensuing year: Presi-
dent, Mildred McCabe; vice presi-
dent, Ada Baker; secretary, Virginia
Hudson; treasurer, Armel Long.
The following committees and
Sunday evening worship, Billy
James, Rata Long, Ellen Williams,
Elizabeth West; chairman of reere-
alton, Hester Campbell; chairman
of refreshments, Achsah Hamblin.
Next Sunday morning the Young
Mems Discussion Group will meet
in the new fire house, thus enabling
Mrs. Virgel McCabe's high school
group to meet in the church Office
for their lesson period.
Next Monday, January 18, at ten |
O'Clock there will be a meeting of |
the Young Peoples Cabinet of the |
Salisbury District, their adult coun-
sellors, together with ministers for |
the purpose of setting up the youth
program for the Salisbury District
for the coming year. Mr.. Bishop, di-
rector of Christian education for the
Wilmington Conference, together
with the Rev. Leonard White. dis
trict superintendent, will be pres
ent. This meeting will continue in
to the afternoon and at six o'clock
there will be a fellowship supper
for all the young people of this part
Of the district, together with their
pastors, teachers and cOunsellOrs,
and any others interested i'm young
peoples work. Following the Sup
per there will be a young peoples
rally from 1880 to 8:45. Julia Wat
son is chairman of the committee on
supper reservations for Selbyville.
On Wednesday, January 20, there
will be held at the church at two
I'clock the third Mothers meeting.
All mothers of children up to nine
years of age are cordially invited to
attend. Provisions will be made at
he church for the care of any little
whom the mothers may
wish to bring. The topic for discus
iiOn is How Shall l Prevent My
child From Acquiring a Fear of the
Dark" Miss Pauline Albertson of
who was the speaker at
he last meeting, will be with us
gain and lead the discussion.
January %, 20 and "a, Salem M
J. Church will have as its guest,
ames B. Pritchard of the Board of
Prohibition and Public !
Iorals. On Friday evening DR.. Prit-
Hard will be present at a dinner !
netting of the young mems class,
nd will lead their discussion again ,
II Sunday morning, the oath. That
Vening DR.. Pritchard will be the
peaker and the public is urged to :
eep this date open in order to hear
i'm. DR.. Pritchard was one of the n
at the Youth Institute at I
lover this summer and is a favorite
18th the young people.
Mrs. Matte Powell and son spent
lie weekend with her sister, Mrs.
yrtle Hudson and children. {
Leah Williams visited Edna Hud- c
IN Sunday afternoon.
Among the visitors at Mr.. and Mrs.
Gorge Williams on Sunday were Mr..
Id Mrs. Henry Johnson, Mr.. and .
rs. Josh Hudson, Mr. and Mrs.
,nah Lewis and Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
epper.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvel Pepper, Mr.
I'd Mrs. Joe Shockley and Mr.. and
rs. Sam Bennett called on Mr.. and II
rs. Rufus Hastings Sunday after
)on.
We were glad to see Mr.. and Mrs. o
to Rayne out to church on Sun II
~, as Mr.. Rayne has been ill for a :,
ng time and could not attend
urch. o
Rufus Hastings hasn't been very D
FL, but is much better. l.
The Aid met at the home of Mr..
ID Mrs. Grey, Thursday evening, G.
nuary 18th. Everyone enjoyed q
ce evening.
Services at Sound Church next
nday morning. Sunday school at C;
45, followed by class meeting. 81
nday evening song services at Vi
30 and followed by preaching by r
e pastor, Rev. Frank McCOrkle. d
Prayer meeting Friday night in In
arge of Mrs. Annie Richards. All ID