Milford chronicle., 1933-10-20
SELBYVILLE
October Weddings

their niece. Miss Ann Wimbrow. VIII
formerly resided with them, to Nj
Horace Vincent, of Delmar. Thl
wedding ceremony was performes
in Philadelphia on Sunday, 0ctObei
Sth. in the Methodist Episcopa
Church where they have been at
tending, both having had position:
in that city. Since their marriage
the happy couple have been at homS
in a furnished apartment, SCOT
Chestnut street. The bride made hel
home with Mr.. and Mrs. McCabe in
this town until two years ago, when
she accepted a position in the York
and Tabor Roads Hospital, and has
the best wishes of her many friends
here. for happy and successful
welded life.
Mrs. Ida Townsend of this town
accompanied Mr.. and Mrs. Levin ].
McCabe her former neighbors, of
Bishops, Nd, TO Wilmington for the
marriage of their daughter, Miss
Elizabeth N. McCabe to Mr.. Charles
c. Clark, in the First-Central Pres
byterian Church on Saturday, Oct.
l4th. They also attended the recep-
tion at Hanna's, after which they
returned home.
Church News
The Woman's Home Missionary
Society of which Mrs. Ida Baker Nc
Cabe is the president, had a very
pleasant afternoon and meeting with
Mrs. Roxie G. Dukes at her home on
Church street, Tuesday of last week.
The organization has just recently
done some splendid work in the
church territory.
Mrs. Pete Whaley and Mrs. Lam
bert Campbell went as representa-
tives of Salem NJ. E. Church school
TO the annual convention of the Sus-
sex County Council of Religious Edu-
cation, held in the Methodist Prot
estant Church at Milford on Thurs
day of last week. They were ac-
companied by Miss Beulah Clear
waters as a discussion leader. Mrs.
Whaley gave an excellent report of
the convention during the church
school hour on Sunday morning.
Though there have been no con-
versions during the union revival
services, yet the efforts of the first
week have not been in vain, as the
inspiring sermons by
the different ministers, the excellent
music furnished by the choir OF the
various groups and the association
together has meant a spiritual up
lift to those who have attended.
On Sunday the regular services
E11 k4- II Mora
tor of the church, his text in the
being found in st. John l
and verse 81: And he saith unto
him verify, verify, 1 say unto you,
We shall see heaven open,
and the angels of God ascending and
descending upon the Son of man"
During his sermon on the subjest |
The Purpose of tn eChurch," he |
said the purpose of the church is to I
tell how tall Jesus Christ is. How /
tall are you" was his theme. In the |
evening his talk was principally to |
the young people on the Parable of !
The Rich man and Lazarus found in /
St. Luke 10th chapter, verses 19 to 1
81. The young peoples choir sang i
Are Ye Able?" while a most enjoy
able quintet Wandering Child, Come !
Home" was beautifully rendered by /
Messrs. l. L. Long, L. Wirrie Long, /
J. E. Nichols, Lee Stevens and Ed /
ward Brasure.
Rev. and Mrs. Moore were made
Iuite happy on Monday of this week,
october 18th, when the stork visited
hem in the Peninsula General Hos
,ital, Salisbury, Nd, and left Olive
ellis, a fine baby girl weighing
lounds and ~ ounces Mother and
laughter are doing nicely under the
are of Mrs. Paul Long of this town.
Monday was to have been Mill
lille and Ocean View night, but ow-
ng to the minister being in the
nidst of a successful revival SER
ice on his own charge, other plans
Tere carried out. The prayer
Meeting was in charge of Mr.. W. T.
Irasure OF St. Georges, who told
be interesting story of his convic-
ion and conversation 49 years ago
he 2sth of next month, and the
leeting was a most helpful one.
iOtary DOings
The Selbyville Rotary Club went
} Seaford last Friday night and
ere guests of the Kiwanis Club OF
nat town for the evening. The
primer club put on the program of
and had Virgil Wiley
f Dover and a grandson of Mrs.
larry E. Derrickson of this town to
0me down and give an illustrated
idress on his recent trip to Mexico.
rof. Albert ]. Wahl director OF ;
iusic in SelbyYille High School and
shu McCabe one of the High School
1ys had charge of the musical part ,
the program, the former with the !
olin and the latter at the piano. !
irthday Party
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul West delight
lily entertained seventeen of the
tile folks of the community at their /.
1me on Church street last Satur-
" afternoon, the occasion being )
e seventh birthday. anniversary of
cir daughter. Jeane Chandler.
ames were played and refresh /, ,
ents of ice cream and cake were
rived, all of which were heartily
Ijoyed, but a joy-ride with Mr..
est in his big automobile climaxed s
e features Of the party. Jeane was :
e recipient of a number of birth ;
y gifts, for which she is very
ateful.
,rSOnal
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Hudson had as :
cir guests on Thursday evening of q
st week the Rev. ]. J. Bunting Of I
IrisheId, Nd, and his mother, Mrs. 4