Milford chronicle., 1933-03-17
'SELBYVILLE

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main theme of the evening was ~
Christians Conception of God" o.
Sunday morning the subject used b.
\ DR.. Lewis was christian Living
and the same theme was carried
out in the afternoon when quite q
few of the church folks NETS in the
Sunday school room for another
period of discussion and the interest
grew considerably, as was shown by
the number who assembled themsel'
yes in the social room Immediately
after the evening sermon for the
third discussion, also conducted by
DR.. Lewis on the subject What Is
the Standard by Which One May
Judge between the Right and
Wrong Way OF Living" Many inter-
esting questions were put to Dr.
Lewis. He in turn answering in his
own opinion, but made the state
ment that they did not have to ac-
cept his opinions, but they would at
least have to he considered.
The members of the Rotary Club
held their weekly meeting and din
ner in the club room on Friday
evening at which time Prof. r. w.
Howie, supervising principal of the
Selbyville schools, delivered an ap-
rropriate address for the occasion;
the local school board having been
guests for the evening. Prof. Howie
who has just recently become a
member of the Rotary Club, deliver
cd an excellent address on the sub
ject Education" which was much
enjoyed by those present and for
which the president, DR.. w. T.. Has
tings. expresses his appreciation.
Mrs. r. B. Morris was chairman of
the Ladies' Aid group by whom the
dinner was served.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Ladies' Aid Society was held on
Tuesday evening of last week, but
owing 20 the inclemency of the wea-
ther was not very well attended. Yet
a good social time was had by those
who did attend. The entertainment
program and refreshments were un-
der the direction of Mrs. James Will
gus and her helpers.
The chancel flowers on Sunday
were presented by Mrs. George H.
McGee in memory of her father and
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Sed Long.
Mrs. Lizzie Evans and son Of
were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. f. V. Williams on Sunday. /
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Murray Of Yea
don, Pa, came down on Friday and
spent the weekend with his mother.
Mrs. v. NJ. Murray, i'm honor OF her
birthday anniversary on Saturday.
Mrs. Murray received some very
pleasant surprises from several of
ler friends and relatives.
Mrs. Miriam Dukes has returned
rom a few days stay in PhiIadcl-
lhia.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. J. Stevens and
wO daughters. Elizabeth and Cath
lrine of Haddonfield. N. j.. were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Armell Hud-
on over the weekend
Mrs. w. o. Daisey of Fruitland,
Id, was guest of her siste". Mrs.
raymond Morris and family on
of last week.
Mrs. Ida Townsend entertained on
sunday her brother, Daniel Parsons,
Ir. and Mrs. Walter White and chill :
ren. Marydel and Murray. Ida and
rving, the latter twin brother and
lister. all of Pittsville, Md.
Miss Lyla Townsend and brother,
'reston. OF Washington, ID. C.. spent
few days at their home in town
efOre leaving for a trip to Panama
nd other points of interest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Pepper. Mr.. and {
Trs. Howard Mclaughlin of Phila- 1
elphia were Sunday guests of Mr.. !
nd Mrs. Charles Wilgus and daugh- |
,r.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hilary Holland at
,nded the funeral of his cousin at l
Va. last week.
Mr., and Mrs. Raymond Ringler
at a family dinner on s
unday last. Their guests were Mrs. =
yda Ringler, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry II
ingler, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ring L
+ and DAUGHTERS, Virginia and Ly- -
/ Mae. of Bishopville. w. n. Ring =
r and son Billy Ross of Millville. q
+. and Mrs. Dewey Ringler and Mr.. -
Cot VI HlAttuGllIAids hlSS hldIEubl- | ..
, Ringler of Western Maryland +
I'd Miss Eleanor Hollingsworth of G.
ar town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac ]. Quillen. Jr.. Ic
ade business trip to Philadelphia p'
Saturday. m
Mrs. Karl A. Theme who will be
as Miss Elizabeth Nc e,
be, formerly of this town. now a g
sident of Long Beach. California, -
red her mother, Mrs. w. Il. Nc
be. of her safety as soon as pos Sc
lie after the terrible calamity. =, =,
s. McCabe received the message =
fore she mad learned of the earth
AXE. ~ ~
Mr.. aild Mrs. W. T. Hudson. Jr.. III
d son Billy entertained to dinner -
Sunday evening, Mr. and Mrs. l.,
,vc Richards. Mrs. Prudence +. el,
ng. Mrs. w. II. Mealey and Curtis tn
bins. Jr.
j. Williams OF near town gr
] Mrs. Ollie TimmOns are both mi
der treatment in the Beebe Hos He Py
al at Lewes. -
Hrs. TimmOns had an eye opera
n for the removal of cataract. e,
)thers who are on the sick list w
Messrs. w. r. Tubbs ana Charles Mi
stings and Master Clayton Ring