Milford chronicle., 1934-05-18
SELBYVILLE
oinOs Of TIE l. q. n. NJ,

the regular meeting of WissahickOr
Tribe No 20, Improved Order of Rec
Men, on Wednesday night of last
week, at which time the degree team
of Nassawango Tribe No. 10, OF
Snow Hill, Md. was present and put
the adoption on three pale faces
and the warriors degree on class
of six candidates. So far Wissa
hickin Tribe has a gain of 25 men,
bers this year.
At a special meeting on Friday
night, Great Sachem Frank H. Bal
ling of Newark, Delaware. and seven
other state officers made an official
visit to the Tribe. during which
time Great Mshinewa NoNrris +.
Pratt of Kimbleville. Pa, presented
two reels of motion pictures. show
ing some of the dOings of Redman-
ship, with an explanation by Past
Sachem w. II. B. Maxwell of Will
mington. chairman of the prOpaga-
tion committee. Ii was said by one
of the past officers that Prophet
Harry a. Goodwin. Jr.. made Il very
inspiring speech. following the Great
Chiefs. and that Chief of Records r.
b. Morris gave an interesting report,
after which one OF the Past Sach-
ems made the announcement of the
candidacy of Past Sachem Edward
l.. Brasure for the post of Great
Junior Sycamore. al the coming SeS-
sion of the Great Council To be held
in Georgetown. next October. =. q.
:. Edward v Baker presided for the
evening and among the guests were,
r. :. BENJAMIN c. Andrews. a MEM
Der of the tribe. but now residing in
Wilmington ID. &. s Tilghman e.
Johnson, of Roxlna: and Joshua J.
Hudson of this town. both members
of Ottawa Tribe Of Williamsville. Ice
cream and cake were served ON both
occasions.
Next Sunday morning. May 26th,
all members are requested to meet
at the wigwam in Red Mems Hall Al
10 o'clock. and will observe St. Tam
mas Day, by attending Salem VI. r..
Church in a body. at which time the |
pastor. Rev. +. NJ Shockley will de |
livel special sermon.
thurch Affairs
Those who attended the cOnven-
tion of the Home Missionary Society |
held in Salisbury Md, on Wednes
day of last week were the pres ident
and secretary, Mrs. Virgil ID. Nc
Cabe and Mrs. IRA Long. Mrs. r.
W. Holloway. MIS-. Edward Stevens.
Mrs. Ida Qullen and Mrs Charlotte
NandOmc.
The special feature of the Sunday
services both morning and evening
was the observance of Mothers Day.
Special music was furnished by the
three chuirS in honor of the occasion.
The Senior Choir sang That Mother
of Mine" while the Juniors sang
My Mother And Dad" with special
number by the Young Peoples Choir
in the evening and also a quartette
of male voices from the Senior
Choir the Messrs, /. l.. Long, Lee
Stevens. Willie Long, and +. l.. Bra
sure sang Jesus Is Far Dearer Than
All" The text of tile morning ser
mon was 4 clause from 81. John
1875 Now there stood by the cross
OF Jesus. his mother The pastor
also referred to the words of Jesus
In John while on the cross Behold
thy mother" while the second Sun
day of May has been set apart to {
pay special tribute to the mothers. I
Rev ShOckley repeated the Fifth [
commandment. Honor try father q
and thy mother" and said the fathers i
should feel just as great response {
bility of the religious training in
he hame a. tile mothers, therefore u
h subject Of the sermon in tn" %
evening WIS based on Home. Faith Il
rs and Mothers" II
Among the lovely chancel bauquets a
IN Sunday was one presented by II
Mrs Prudence +. Long of this town T
md Mrs. W H. Mealey Of Philadcl- 1,
i!lia, in memory OF The formers first N
lG> band and tile lattel's father. the IL
ate Curtis McCabe. who met with an N
accidental death in the west, on that "
anne date - years ago. si
Rev and Mrs. Shuckley left on h.
.Iunday morning To visit their par ia
MT. who res de in Townsend The si
urmer'S father and mother are both e.
] year, Of age. and have Just re- n
emily celebrated their 57th wedding u
anniversary II,
Daughter II
Al > O'Clock on Saturday morning. f4
lay eth 1881 the sturk visited il
}crhr Hospital ~ -Lewrs, Delaware. ::
ud lett Il fine baby 2irl as the
auahier Of Mr. and Mrs. J. Cuvine r.
pn Townsend. Of this town. Mother
nd daughter are both doing nicely
uder the care Of Mrs. Pddl Long.
l:u OF this town.
'erS0nal Items Il,
Mr. and Mr, ". r. Hayden nf I,
'ewdrk, spent Sunday with the lar n
er'S parents and sisters. Mr.. aud "a
irs. Elisha Il. McCabe and laugh "a
-. Th"lma and Dorothy. a
Mr.. ana Mrs f. " Holloway went
, Baltimore on Sunday where they
pmaimed until Wednesday on bust -
eSs trip.
Paul West. of New York. is on Il
Nv days visit with his wife and
iughter.
MI and Mrs. Isaac J. CULLEN, Jr.
nd mother. Mrs. Quillem. ST.. were
inner guests of Mrs Chariot" Van
lme and Miss Mary Banks on sun
ly.
Mrs. Sarah NJ. Holloway, formerly
this locality. and who has spent
e winter with her son in Whining
N. is now spending some time with
ar sister Mrs. Emma Jane Hudson
I'd family.
Mr.. and Mrs Allen Hudson and
=. and Mrs Reese Peters visited
ape Charles. Va, on Sunday.
Mrs. Helen Wanser entertained at
six table bridge marty on Friday II