Milford chronicle., 1933-10-27
SELBYVILLE
Church And Club News

! Salem M. Il. Church during the pas
two weeks, came to a close last Fri
day night, and the Rev. o. H. Con
nelly of Dagsboro, who was chair
man of the services had the privi
lege of preaching both the first anC
last sermons of the series of meet
ings. The people of Selbyville ap
preciate the cooperation of thI
groups from the seven charges, anC
/ it would be almost impossible for the
writer to give an account of tbs
many helpful and enjoyable features
of the programs by the different
groups, but one of the many things
worthy of special mention was G
solo, Heaven Is Not Far Away" by
Miss Joannah Evans, 10-year-olG
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Dora
Evans of near Roxana, and a sister
of CASHIER Evans of this town, rem
dered during the worship program
by the Roxana and Sound group last
Thursday evening.
On Sunday, following the closing
of the revival services, the Rev. W.
V. Moore pastor of the church con-
morning and evening. The subject
for the morning was "The Program
of the Christian Church." while the
sermon for the evening was a con-
tinuation of the Parable of the Rich
Man and Lazarus, and the interpre-
tation of the Gulf fixed between the
two, preventing their passing one to
the other.
The Weekday School of Religion
is progressing nicely under the di-
rection of Miss Beulah Clearwaters,
there now being 16S boys and girls
who attend the classes on Tuesday
and Wednesday of each week. There
are classes for children of kinder
garten age, and from the first to the
eighth grades inclusive.
The bi-monthly meeting of the
Ladies' Community Club was held in
the club room last Thursday after
noon, with the president, Mrs. W. NJ.
Long in the chair. Mrs. ]. r. Buell.
had charge of the program and as
Education" was the topic for the
afternoon, Professor Howie came
over from school and explained some
of the new methods of teaching and
with the use of posters, booklets and
maps gave several demonstrations of
the work being done by the fifth and
sixth grade children on Italy, while
that of the second grade children
was of Indian art work, pottery,
basketry and some dresses of Indian
designs. Mrs. Delphia Davis led two
groups of songs, and the hostesses
for the afternoon were Mrs. Bernice
Taylor, Mrs. Madaline Whaley and
Mrs. Sibyl Wilgus.
The Rotary Club held its weekly
and dinner in the club room
last Friday night with Mr.. Pete
in charge of the entertain
ment program. The speaker for the
occasion failed to come and Mr..
said it placed him in a po-
sition like the old preacher who
went out to dinner and didn't have
time to prepare his sermon-"He
hadn't had time to prepare his SER
mon and he thought they just as
we'll have an experience meeting
and so they did" The dinner was
served by Mrs. M. Pasha Watson, /,
president of the Ladies Aid Society
with few other members, the Aid
Society and Community Club having
igain resumed the work of serving
he Rotarians alternately until next
summer.
4 Daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond B. Morris
ire receiving congratulations upon
he arrival of fine baby girl, born
n Salisbury Hospital on Tuesday,
october 18th. Mother and daughter
re doing nicely.
Mr.. Norris and daughter Rachel
pent the weekend with DR.. and
Irs. w. o. Daisey in Fruitland in
rider that they might have as much
ime with Mrs. Morris and baby as
Son
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Rayne are the |
roud parents of Calvin, Jr., an
ound son, born on Saturday, Oct. |
End. Mrs. Rayne and the new ar
ival are both fine. Little Miss Jean
tie observed her second birthday
n Saturday and was presented with
baby brother the following day.
ersOnal
Mr.. and Mrs. William Tingle of
and Harvey Tingle of
'ew York were guests of Mr.. and
Irs. Horace Campbell and daughter,
lester, over the weekend.
Miss Helen Hall of Goldey College,
has been at home with
er father and brother for awhile.
Miss Birda Hudson of Beacon
ollege was also a recent guest of
er parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. Hud-
on.
Mr.. and Mrs. George C. Goodwin
last week from a few days
isit with Mrs. E. w. Goodwin, Sr.,
nd her three sons, in Wilmington,
:. c.
Mrs. Miriam Dukes has been
pending several days with relatives
nd friends in Philadelphia.
The guests of Mrs. Lee Stevens on
thursday of last week were Mrs. T.
Faulkner and Mrs. Clarence
ritchett of Delmar. Mrs. Stevens
ccompanied by Mrs. V. E. Simpler
ent to Wilmington on Saturday and
oent the day with Mrs. w. H.
riggs.
Mrs. Maggie Davis of Magnolia is
pending some time at her former
ONE in town and was a dinner guest
Miss Clara A. Holloway on Sun
ay.
Mrs. Lille Truitt has returned to
Md, after a weeks visit
ith her sister, Mrs. Jennie Camp
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