Milford chronicle., 1934-04-27
SELBYVILLE
Church Affairs

oil the secretary ana treasurer, MISS
Clara A. Holloway and sister. Mrs
Asher Parsons, on Tuesday evening
of last week. In spite of the down
pour of rain. those who attended had
very enjoyable evening and were
very generously served with de-
liciOus home made ice cream and
wafies by the hostess and her sister
Rcv. W. Vaughan Moore. Mrs
Moore, son Robert, and little daugh-
ter Olive Ellis, vacated the parson-
age OIL Wednesday and after a visit
with the Rev. and Mrs. Lucien
Powell in Bishopville went to thier
new appointment at Still POnt and
Betterton. Md, where their Selbyville
friends wish them very pleasant
and most successful pastOrate in
their new field of labor. Vaughn
Pruitt Moore, their oldest son, who
is member of the graduating class
of Selbyville High School will be a
guest of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Tubbs
and two sons. Townsend and Bill
during the remainder of the school
term.
Rev. and Mrs. Earl NJ. ShOckley
are now occupying the parsonage
and after thei rarrival on Wednes-
day, reception and covered dish
supper was held in the club room
of Red Mems Hall at $50 p. m.. in
charge of the Ladies' Aid Society,
with Mrs. j. A. Tubbs as general
chairman Willis Gault. viOlinist.
and his sister, Miss Mary CAN'T.
pianist. Of Showell Md. furnished
music during the meal. after which
Mrs IRA Long. chairman of the en-
tertainment for the evening present
ed the following program: Group
singing, led by Mrs. Norman Davis;
two male quartetts, by the MessrS.
|. l.. Long. Lee Stevens. Wirrie Long
and Edward l.. Brasurr. Readings
by Mrs. William T.. Bunting, of du-
Pont Boulevard. and Mrs. Elmer
West. followed with several musical
numbers by the Community Club
Chorus. including Mrs. IRA Long,
Mrs. Frank MumfOrl. Mrs. H. V.
Tubbs. Mrs. y. G. Davis. Mrs. Lee
Stevens. Mrs. Raymond Morris and |
Mrs Elmer West. with Mrs. Hester |
Dunn. church Organisi, accompanies. |
Though having been in charge Of |
the members of the Ladies' Aid So |
riety. the affair was open To all who
desired To come and approximately |
- persons were there 10 meet the
new minister and his wife aud Ell
joy social evening together.
Sunday hein@ an ideal day the new
pastor was greeted with fine audi
,Hce in The morning, and the text of
his Se.m.n as pastor of Salem VI. +.
hnrch. WAS the first clause of tho
18th ve:se uf the llth chapter of 81.
Matthew Tke my Yoke Upon NOu--
he same chapter baine used as the
scripture lesson The text for the
,v"nina was also from St Matthew.
.G:IA, I'p1n thi, rock will | build
ny church using My Chnrch" rs
he theme of his sermon,
Mis- Reulh Clrarw%iers will re-
HLin in Delaware for another year.
Gyius at.. cplgd call rs director of
t,lipiou- EducaIion in Grace NJ. +.
'hUrCh. Wilmington. and will enter
lp"n her new duties about the first
II May
tub Beings -
Mrs. W. NJ Long and Mrs. ESsie
turiay attended Il club luncheon in
'cltun on Wednesday OF last week,
he former going as the president of
hc Splbyville Community Club.
lille Mrs. Murray was the invited
urst of Mrs. d. \. Petry. president
t the FELTON, Avon club.
Mrs. Henry Watson was chairman
{ the program at the local club on
when Miss Amy Gardner
as the guest speaker for the after
OOn other parts of the entertain
rent were Il piano solo by Leland
Iunn. Jr: recitation by Anna Lee
Ong. and tap dance by Marilyn
reenberg. Mrs. Watson Mrs Earl
ichols aud Mrs. Frank Long were
DSteSSeS.
an American Program
a Pan-Americam program was
resented at the Rotary Club on Fri
~ evening. with l. James Qullpn.
r.. one Of The teachers in SelbyviiIr
ieh School as the guest spraEcr
n the occasion. using Pan Ampri-
lniSm" - the subject of his ad
'ess. giving many points OF inter
4 t0 the delight of his audience.
II the flags of the Pan-AmCriCII
with the fag of our own
s A. were on display durln; the
ttting The dinner was served by
group from the Ladies' Aid Suciyiy
ith Mrs. ". A. Law aS chaiI NJ: n.
rr cO-wurkers were. Mrs. g. a.
lntine. Mrs Walter LOn5. Airs
IT, Timmons, Mrs. w 7. Hudson,
b. Mrs Elmer West and Mr., f. W
Ill0way
Bride :G Years
After the Rotarians had bA"n
rived in the dining hall ana The
lies were serving their Own dill
r. buffet style. Mrs. Holloway who
IS formerly Miss Madeline Tan
II of Ocean View, made the an
thar she was celebrating
. anniversary of an event that took
ice about that same hour 81 years
o. when she became the brlCF of
. Frank W. Holloway. also of thai
me- locality. now one OF the lead
. business men of this town. and
II the bride and groom of that
my years were celebrating their
dding anniversary in a very
ique way, the bride being at the
tary dinner. while the groom was
ending a business meeting of the
ilding Loan Association at Beth
= Beach However, they were
ne the less happy in Obsering the
liVersary of that event. even
ugh duties called them in opp1-
, directions.
lOOI Play
nlnV entitled "Whn Wnnlhn'i Be