Milford chronicle., 1933-10-06
SELBYVILLE
Church Affairs


day evening, October Sth. On the
night of their assignment, the pas
tor of each of the various charges
will conduct the worship service and
extend the altar invitation, and is
expected to have his choir present
to take care of the music, but the
preacher for that particular evening
will be- from some other charge.
The program for the campaign is as
follows:
Sunday, Oct. S-Selbyville Night,
o. H. Connolly preacher.
Monday, Oct. 9-Dagsboro and st.
Georges night, prayer meeting,
preacher to be selected from group.
Tuesday, Oct. 10-Ocean View and
Millville night, R. Ward Mills.
Wednesday, Oct, 11-Gumboro
night, Roy l.. Tawes.
Thursday, Oct. 12-Frankford
night, j. ]. Bunting.
Friday, Oct 13-Bishopville night,
L. E. Wimbrow.
Sunday, Oct. 15-Selbyville night,
district superintendent if union
meeting, if not, pastor of the church.
Monday, Oct. 16-Ocean View and
Millville night, Prayer meeting
preacher to be selected from group.
Tuesday, Oct. 17-Dagsboro and
st. Georges night, T. F. Beauchamp.
Wednesday, Oct. 1S-Roxana night
w. ]. McGee.
Thursday, Oct. 19-Bishopville
night, ]. r. Bicking.
Friday, Oct 20-Frankford night,
district superintendent.
Last Friday evening the Firemen's
Hall was the scene of gay festival,
when the Selbyville choir had get
together party, the main feature and
the most enjoyable one of the eve
ning's program being given in the
form of a playlet entitled "Cholr
Practice of the Gay SOS" DR.. W.
E. Hastings was the minister for
the evening, while L. Mirrie Long
was the professor, and Mrs. Hester
Dunn the organist. During the
choir practice, Mrs. w. r. McCabe
sang Its Me Oh Lord Standin' In
De Need O. Prayer" followed with
Beautiful Dreams" by Mrs. N. Z:
Davis. Next, Mrs. Lee Stevens ana
Mrs. Ura Long sang "Silver Threads
Among the Gold" after which trio
"Clementine" was rendered by Mrs.
Henry Watson, Mrs. Frank Mumford
and Mrs. Elmer West. The last OF
the rehearsals, but not the least by
any means, was the singing OF
"Rheuben and Rachel" by Lee Ste
yens and Mrs. Davis. Other mem
bers of the choir were Mrs. w. T.
Hastings, Mrs. E. V. Williams, Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Brasure and l. l..
Long. The costumes representing
the CAV COS were both beautiful
and ridiculous, and many of the
Jokes revealed some of the charac-
teristics of each member OF the
choir. The playlet was planned and
executed by Miss Maud McCabe. The
occasion happened to be the birth
day anniversary of Mr.. l. w. Long,
and another feature of the evening
was the presentation of a gift to Mr.
Long as a token of appreciation for
the privilege of practising in, his
home for several years past. After
playing a few games ice cream and
cake were served in abundance ana
both the choir members and their
guests expressed themselves as nav
ing had a Jolly SOOu IlHi'
The Young Peoples Organization
held its regular weekly meeting in
the Church Hall on Monday evening
at which time the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year:
President. Miss Rachel Morris; vice.
president, Miss Jane Kenney; sec
retary, Miss Eva McCabe; assistant
secretary, Marvin Nichols; treasurer,
Miss Hazel Holland; assistant trea-
surer, Armel Long; chairman Oh
worship committee, Vaughn Z.
Moore; chairman of recreation COM
mittee, William Tubbs; refreshment
committee, Misses Mildred Timmons
and Esther Long.
Rotary DOingS
The Rotarians said adieu to the
sheshore last Friday night and are
returning to the Ladies club room
e. for their weekly meeting and din
ner this Friday night. The COM
mittee on arrangements has chal-
lenged the attendance committee TO
give them 100 per cent attendanc
on their return, with the promise OF
the best dinner and the best enter
tainment they have ever had in
town sine the Rotary has been in
existence, and they are not borrow
ing Lowell Thomas either" The
committee on arrangements is COM
posed of ]. A. Tubbs and Lee Ste
vens, with w. M. Long as chairman.
Personal
Mrs. Ida Townsend spent Saturday
with her sister, Mrs. Minnie White
in Pittsville, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer Long and
two children of Philadelphia, and
Mrs. Daisey Long of Berlin were
guests of the latter's aunt, Miss
Electa Long on Saturday evening.
Elmer M. Holloway who is at
Bethany Beach for the benefit of his
health, spent a few days this week
at the home of his parents in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Keys of
Berlin were guests of the latters
sister, Mrs. Beulah McCabe and
daughter last Friday.
Miss Mary Ellen Hudson and Mrs.
Sarah Holloway who have been
spending several weeks with Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Hudson in Ocean View,
have now returned to the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hudson near
town.
Mr. and Mrs. Mack Long enter
tanned their guests, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
]. Study of New Madison, Ohio, at
Bethany Beach over the weekend.
Mrs. G. E. Nichols went to Phila-
delphia on Saturday and visited her