Milford chronicle., 1934-05-25
SELBYVILLE
Church Affairs

of Salisbury District of Wilmington
NJ. E. Conference, was here and pre-
sided at the First Quarterly Confer
ence i'm Salem M. E. Church on
Thursday evening of last week, with
a good representation of the official
board in attendance. DR.. and Mrs.
White were dinner guests of Rev.
and Mrs. Shockley, at the M. E. Par
sOnage.
As was announced last week, Wis
sahickon Tribe No 20, Improved
Order of Red Men, attended church
in a body on Sunday morning with
a special sermon by the Rev. E. NJ.
ShOckley. The sermon was very
interesting and appropriate one for
the occasion and was preceded by a
part of St. Mark 2, concerning the
faith of the four men by whom the
sick man was carried to Jesus, and
were so persistent as to not be him
dered by the press and let the man
down through the roof, was read
as preface to the sermon as it com
pared so nicely to the spirit of the
fraternity. The text was St. Luke
1922 Who Is My Neighbour" The
question that was put to Jesus when
He wered with the parable of the
Good Samaritan Brotherhood"
was carried out as a theme of the
sermon, but in closing the pastor
said there could be no real brother
hood without fatherhOOd and re-
ferred to Jesus as the Elder Brother
and to God sthe Father and urged
the members of the fraternity to
look to the one who sticketh closer
than brother. MY Anchor Holds
was sung by a SeXtette of voices
from the Senior Choir. the Messrs.
G. r.. Nichols. |. l.. Long, Lee Ste
vens. Wirrie Long, Sr., Wirrie Long.
Jr., and h. l.. Brasure The Junior
Choir also sang one selection.
Sunday being "PentecOst Day" the
services for that occasion were de-
ferred until the evening, when the
text was ST. Mark 2:1-And when
the day of Pentecost was fully come |
they were all with one accord in one |
place. In addition to the music by |
the Senior Choir the Young Peoples |
Choir rendered a special number. |
when God Touches the Earth With |
Beauty"
The Baltimore Hundred Sunday |
School Convention was held in the
Sound NJ +. Church on ROxana
Charge on Tuesday afternoon and
evening of this week. Miss Elizabeth
Murray went as representative
from Selbyville Church and present
ed report OF the dOngs of the
church school. A few members of
the Senior Choir went down and rem
derCd few musical selections.
The members of the committee in
charge of the Childrens Day pro-
gram to he presented the second
Sunday in June are Mrs. Earl Shock
ley. Mrs. Lee Stevens. Mrs. Roland
Buell.. Mrs. Henry Aul. and Mrs.
Paul Pepper. with Mrs. Elmer West
as chairman.
Birthday Party
Mr.. and Mrs Isaac james Quillen.
Jr.. entertained at a bridge party
on Tuesday night of last week in
honor Of the birthday anniversary |
of Mr.. Quillens sister. The guests
Were. the Misses Kathryn Quillen,
RebeCCa Hubson. Grace Long, Chris
tine Baker and Frances DerricksOn, |
MeSsrs. Preston Townsend. Brice
McCabe and Thomas Lynch of town. I
Burl Adams and William Waller of
Nd. Miss CULLEN won I
first prize for girls and also guest +
Of honor gift. while Preston Town I
send took first prize for men. Mrs. I
CULLEN also made and presented to \
he Euest of honor. Il very lovely 7
AXE. the iceing containing the in I
;cription. Happy Birthday" and also c
bids with song books" r
shower Fer Mr. and Mrs. Shinn p
Mr.. and Mrs Harvey H. Shnn Ii
Who were married quite recently a
were rendered variety shower" NJ
It tho home vt the brides parents. T
'lr. and Mr.. Carpenter Hudson. at r
heir home on Hosier Avenue west
ii the railroad. on Friday evening N
,t last week. The affair was very al
areely attended and much enjoyed | r,
y all. and a number of useful gifts al
we're presented tn Nj and Mrs Vi
'hinn. for which they are very CRATE m
nj. Retres shments of ice cream and
AXE were served by Mr and Mrs. fr
Iud-pu :,
'crNupaI Items d;
Mr.. Summerfeld of Cumberland. b;
I'D, wds a Weekend guest Of Mr.. n
md Mrs. ira Long. Mr.. Summerfield
icing a former class mate of Mr.. I;
.nn2 H.
Miss Hester Campbell accompanied \
'dlghn r. Moore to Still Pond. Md. r
n Friday after school where they \
em1ined with the latter's parents. n
rev. and Mrs W Vaughn Moore "a
ntil Sunday when Mr. and Mrs. II
Iorace Campbell and Miss Margue- :,
i'c Richards motored there and y;
pcnt the day. all returning to Sell =,
yville that night. ~
Mr., and Mrs. Armell A. Hudson "' o'
nd Mr.. and Mrs William o. Nc u
abe were guests on Sunday of Mr..
nd Mrs John MCCabe of near Mills
oro.
Nh and Mrs. Virgel Williams and
he latter's mother. Mrs. Ellis. of
'cean City. Md. attended church n
ere on Sunday morning and visited m
'ith friends. -,
Mrs. Mary Gum and mother Mrs =,
.clty Murray of Shovel. Md. and y,
lrs. Mamie Miles of Virginia. at ~
,nded church on Sunday evening ..
nd also called on friends. Mrs. a.
Iurray and Mrs. Gum are the widow -u
nd daughter of the late Levin Muir ~
iy of this town, and their friends III
re always glad to welcome them
lCk. SO
Mrs Zeno Hudson and daughter WI
Oris of Philadelphia. were guests ou
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