Milford chronicle., 1934-01-12
SELBYVILLE
Church News

utbt meeting OF lne new year Oh
Tuesday evening, January End, with
the president, Mrs. NJ. Pasha Wat
son presiding and Mrs. Elmer West
as chairman Of the entertainment
group. Following the business ses-
sion, games were played and re-
freshments served.
The scripture lesson for Sunday
morning was read from st. Luke,
4th chapter, and the text was, Jere-
miah Is and 60 house of Israel,
cannot do with you as this potter?
saith the Lord. "Recentering Ones
Life"~was the theme used for the
entire morning service.
The lesson for the evening was
also from st. Luke, 4th chapter, and
the text, Deuteronomy and 20
But the Lord hath taken you, and
brought you out of the iron furnace,
even out Of Egypt, to be unto him
people of inheritance, as ye are
this day. The subject was Youth"
and Tomorrow" The word youth
was not used in a sense of any par
tlcular are group, but in terms of
the creative spirit, being young in
the new year.
Miss Beulah Clearwaters returned
on Thursday night after an absence
OF two weeks, visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Clearwaters, in
Hillsdale, Ind, stopping with her
Two sisters in Lancaster, Ohio, on
her way out and also on her return
trip. Miss Clearwaters was at her
place in the church school on Sun
DAY morning, and has again resumed
her classes in the Week Day School
OF Religion on Tuesday and We'd
nesday of each week.
Mrs. IRA Long entertained the
WOman's Home Missionory Society
at her home on Church street, this
past Tuesday afternoon from 2 to 4,
with the president, Mrs. McCabe
presiding at the first meeting of the
new year.
Wedding And Birthday Anniversaries
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond McMullen
and children Ray and Vivien. of
Newark, Del, were guests of her
mother, Mrs. Laura E. Long, over
the weekend. AS Saturday, January
9Th was Mr.. and Mrs. McMullen's |
18th wedding anniversary, and a |
number Of the family were having |
birthdays during the month, Mrs. |
Long served a turkey dinner at 3 |
O'Clock in honor of the combined |
wedding and birthday anniversaries.
having all her children and grand
children present for the occasion. In
addition to Mr.. and Mrs. McMuIlen
and children. others who partici-
pated in the affair were, Mrs. Beu-
ian West and children, of Clarks-
vile, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mumford
and sons James and Edward, Mrs.
audrey Layton and two daughters,
Pauline and Esther, also Mrs. Longs
brother, John H. Baker, all of this
town.
These who are having birth
days during this month are Mr.. D
Baker, Mr.. MumfOrd, Dorothy, An
drew and Russell West, Pauline and II
Esther Layton. Other guests who
Joined the party i'm the evening
were Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Howard and
daughter Helen of Millsboro, and
Mrs. James Johnson of town. Games |
were played and music was furnished .
by Mrs. McMullen and Mrs. Num- /
ford, who were formerly the Misses
Lettie and Lena Long. Before her !
marriage the former performed at
the pipe organ in Salem NJ. E.le
Church for several years, and the a
latter is at present one of the alto
singers in the church choir. a
Personal Items |
Miss Catherine Ringler of Mill v
vile spent last Saturday in town as n
the guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr.. a
and Mrs. Raymond Ringler and son
Clayton. o
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Furman of t
hoxana were dinner guests of MIR. >
and Mrs. w. A. Law and Miss Addie
Furman on Wednesday of last week. a
Harry McCabe accompanied his q
brother, Senator James B. McCabe c.
70 Wilmington on Sunday to meet the
atter's wife and daughter who had fl
ipent the weekend in Philadelphia. t'
Mrs. Essie Murray was an all day
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Long at al
Sleepy Hollow ON Sunday. Other H
snests in the afternoon were Mr.. Il
Ind Mrs. John Carey, Miss Lyla fir
Jarey and brother of Georgetown.
Mrs. Ida Quillen and daughter tn
Kathryn, and Miss Grace Long spent re
Saturday at the home of the latter's al
PARENTS, Mr.. and Mrs. Flem Long TO
lear Roxana. re
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Stevens enter
aimed at dinner party on Satur- ia
lay evening in honor of Mrs. Ste Oh
ems birthday anniversary which si
vas on Sunday. Their guests were, m
ir. and Mrs. Roland Buell., Mr.. and 81
irs. r. B. Morris, Mrs. w. G. Will
ams, Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Long, the by
iisses Rachel Morris, Jeanette and tn
'arolyn Buell.. da
MIR. and Mrs. Vernon Lynch and at
hildren Of Bayard, spent Sunday Lo
vening in town as the guests of his Sc
arents. Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah Lynch. OF
After two weeks visit i'm Phila- OF
elphia, the Misses Eleanor and tu
une MumfOrd have returned home, FOL
ccompanied by their aunt, Mrs. Ella fal
andome who is spending a few days OF
18th her brother and wife, Mr.. and ua
Irs. Raymond Mumford. du
Mrs. w. H. Kenney and daughter ma
florence, Mrs. A. II. Daisey and lit cas-
e son Horace, and Mrs. Helen Wan ma
'r were dinner guests of Mrs. Ida th'
Ownsend on Thursday of last week. WI
Mrs. M. Pasha Watson was a re- Mr
mt visitor with Mr. and Mrs. Grant wa
iddleton in Bridgeton, N. J. ba
William B. Derrickson, Jr.. of 4
ewark, Del, spent the weekend at OF
)me with his parents and sister. hei