Milford chronicle., 1934-08-03
SELBYvILtE
Church Notes

udo hot yet buhhCleutly recovered
from his recent Illness to be at his
post Of duty, having been absent for
two Sundays in succession. His alb
sence is very much regretted as he
has served promptly as an officer
in the church school for many years
and It is hoped that Mr.. Long NAV
be able to be present next Sunday.
On Sunday morning, Rev. Shockley
preached a sermon from the text.
He Went Days Journey in the
Wilderness found In the first book
of Kings, 10 and 4. This was in ref
arence to Elijah following his great
victory on Mt. Carmel, being so blue
and depressed when sought by Allah
and Jezezbel and took refuge in the
wilderness, but took on new courage
and faith when he heard the "still
small voice" speaking to him. Some
OF the points emphasized as being a
cure for the blues" were PRAYER.
faith and courage. A quartet. ITS
Safe To Go Where Jesus Goes" rem
dered by Mrs. Margaret Watson, Mrs.
Lena Mumford, Messrs. Wirrie Long
and Edward Brasure was very much
enjoyed. Some painting and interior
decorating at the church will be
started some time right soon and
it is very likely the services will
have to be discontinued over one or
two Sundays while the painting is
being done.
Electrical Storms
The long and protFacted electrical
storms are still in evidence, having
begun last week, continuing over
the weekend at different intervals
and with very heavy down-pour of
rain in the eaFlyievening and con-
tinuing through most o: the night
both on Saturday and Sunday,
drowning out cars and putting the
electric wires out of commission for
awhile, causing quite some disturb
ance to those who were doing their
Saturdays baking" with electric |
ranges.
Falls From Second Story WindaW
Mrs. Mary Stevens, n year-old |
resident of this town, passed through |
quite thrilling but very unpleasant
experience one day last week, when
as she thought she was stepping out
a second story window on the porch
roof to take int a much priced coun-
terpane she had out for an airing.
and by mistake backed out the wrong
window with no porch below. Catch
ing a firm grip on the window sill
and calling loudly for assistance, but
being unable to attract attention. at
least could hold on no longer and
Npnnnnn tn ha / 4
below. Fortunately no bones were
but Aunt Mary received
quite jar and shake-up from which
she is recovering as rapidly as could
be expected.
Personal Items
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin l.. Long are !
1n few days visit with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker Long, having
accompanied their niece, Miss ONEIDA
Taylor to her home here on Sunday.
lfter a three weeks stay with them
n Washington, d. c.
John A. Tubbs, who suffered a kid
ley attack at Ocean City last week h
md was taken to Salisbury Hospital
or an examination, is better and
eturned to his business here on l
1
Mrs. Trussie l. Richards had as I
II day guests on Wednesday of last
Teek, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Richards =
nd Mrs. Maggie Kitchens of Omar,
nd Mrs. William d. McCabe and
aughter Alberta, of Roxana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Valores Hudson re- Z
lrned to their home in Philadel- >
hia ON Friday, while their son Ray
remaining with his grandparents, u
Ir. and Mrs. w. T. Hudson, Sr., for
while.
Mrs. Henrietta Long has not been "
eling very well during the past a'
eek, but is able to be up part of q,
lie time. D
John Robert Law is at home from ~
edmond, where he has been at -
nding the Medical College of Vir-
MIA and is spending his vacation
ith his parents, Capt. and Mrs.
'hn s. Law.
Mrs. Ella Richards and daughter
arguerite, of Philadelphia, spent
e weekend with the formers par
is, Mr.. and Mrs. William o. Nc
Ibe.
V. Williams and son HaP-
v, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Pepper and
rs. Lizzie Evans left on Friday for
ilson, n. C., where they are spend
9 the week with the formers
other. CasheP Williams and his
mily.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. ]. Stevens and
o daughters, the Misses Elizabeth
d Catharine Stevens of Haddon-
Id, N. j., motored here on Satur-
y to bring Miss Louise Brasure
me, who had spent the week with
I'm.
Mrs. Charlotte VandOm and Mrs.
uillen who are spending the
inner at Ocean City, Nd. were at
ne for a short while last week.
iT. and Mrs. Russell Hill, Miss
he Kenney and Miss Hazel HOl-
ID spent the weekend with Mrs.
rs mother. Mrs. G.. X. Neese and
lilly, In Wilmington.
diss Olive McCabe. Miss Henrietta
dson and Jehu McCabe mOtored
Cape Charles, Va, on Friday, to
et the Misses Jessie Mae Ander-
and Alvareta Weaver, OF Will
nston, N. c., who are now house
sts at the home of the formers
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Emory S. Nc
'e on Dukes street.
Irs. Harry w. Law and sons
les. william and Donald, and her
Ter, Mr.. David j. Long. Of Phila-
lhia, were at their summer home
own over the weekend.