Milford chronicle., 1934-09-07
SELBYYILLE
Church Services Next Sunday

NJ. X. Church Will be open next sun
Sunday for services on the usual
schedule, both morning and evening,
after having been closed during the
month OF August. Though the pews
have been set and everything ready
for use, the formal opening" will
not be held until later an, probably
some time in October.
Tent Meetings Still In Progress
The Vickers-Lowery meetings
which were to have closed on Sun
day night, are still continuing after
a two-weeks' series OF tent meet
ings under the two Pilgrim Holiness
ministers.
Schools Opened
The SelbyVille schools opened on
Tuesday morning and the teachers
and pupils are again back on duty
for another school term, after a
| two months vacation at their homes
and visiting in various places, while
some spent a part Of the time at
summer school. The teachers from
the principal down through the
grades, are the same as last year
with the exception of two, and are as
follows: Thomas w. Howie, Paul
Timmons, Rebecca HobsOn, Christine
Baker, Mildred Wentz, NJ. M. Clark,
Philip H. Young, Mason Sprague,
Mrs. Reese Peters, Eleanor Barnette,
Mrs. Vance McCabe, and Pauline
Brittingham. The Messrs. Young
and Sprague are the new members
of the teaching faculty this year.
Firemen Extinguish Blaze
The Selbyville Volunteer Fire
Company responded to a call at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. James +. Hud-
son, on Walnut street, last Thursday
evening and soon extinguished a fire
resulting from the failure to discOn-
meet an electric iron when the fam
lily left the house to go to their place
of business on Church street, at 7.30 |
o'clock in the morning. The fire was |
discovered very near that same time |
in the evening. when Elmer NJ. HOl- |
lOway was out for a walk and saw |
the smoke escaping from the house
and after calling the attention of |
Virgel McCabe, a neighbOT of Hud
sons, the two notified the family and
sounded the fire alarm.
News Items
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Lynch and
Mrs. MILAN Dukes, enter
tanned at Bethany Beach over the
Labor Day holiday period. the form
er's brother, Edmund Lynch and
lady friend, also Nathaniel Warren,
formerly of this town, and Mrs. Sam
uel COnnell and daughter. all of
Philadelphia. Mrs. Connell is re-
naming for a period of two weeks,
while the others have returned to
their respective homes.
Mrs. Daisey Long and little grand
son. Wilmer Long, Jr., of Berlin,
Md. were overnight guests of their
aunt, Miss Electa Long, on Tuesday
Of last week
George Hudson of Philadelphia
called on friends in town ON Satur-
lay.
Mrs. Zada Walston Wilgus and lit
lie son Donald. OF Bethany Beach
called on Mrs. V. M. Murray last
Friday
Captain John S. Law and son John
Robert Law visited relatives while
On a shopping trip in Philadelphia J
asst week. before the latter returned
o his studies at the Medical College !
" Virginia, in Richmond, on Thurs
lay.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jacobs of Will
and Mr.. and Mrs. George
dcNett of Philadelphia, have re-
urned to their respective homes
fter few days visit with Mr.. and :
frs. Hillary Holland. Miss Alice
lcNett who has been spending some =
ime with Miss Hazel Holland re-
urned with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac j. CULLEN, Jr.,
pent a few days at the home of his
arents, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac j. Quill
en-. Sr., before leaving on Tuesday
Or Greeley. Colo, where Mr.. Quillen
as accepted a position as a teacher
q the Colorado State Teachers Col
ege, and where he has just recently
ompleted a course in summer |.
chOO.l.
Mrs. CASHIER Evans. Mrs. C. w. Will
us and Mrs. Nettie w. West were
l Philadelphia on a shopping expe-
ition last week. Mrs. Wilgus and
lrs. West visited Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
eppeT, while Mrs. Evans spent the
me with her uncle and aunt, Mr..
nd Mrs. William Tingle.
Mrs. NJ. Pasha Watson and daugh-
n, Mrs. P. w. Whaley, returned on
riday from a visit with Mr.. and
RS. Fred A. Murray in Yeadon. Pa, g
nd Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Middleton in
ridgeton, N. ].
Mrs. Eva Bunting and son, Elisha
uniting, and also her daughters,
rs. Margaret Moore and two sons,
lillian and Frank Bunting Moore,
Newbern, n. c., are spending a
W days with the formers three sis
RS, Mrs. Asher Parsons. Mrs. Mag
e Baker and Miss Clara A. HollO-
ay.
Mrs. Elma DerrieksOn spent the
with her sister, Mrs.
Gorge T. Richardson and family at
ewark, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Hudson. Jr., .
ID daughter Louise, had as their
tests for a few days last week,
rs. HudsOn's mother, Mrs. Alice 4,
'ubbs, and Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Me-
lniel, of Richmond, Va.
Alfred C. Dukes of Long Island, :,
Y, has returned after few days u
sit with his mother, Mrs. Roxie G.
lkes..
The remains of Mrs. Ella 0akes Y
chards of Berlin, Md, formerly of Y
Is place were brought here on Sun :,
y for burial with her husband in y
ID Mems Cemetery. s
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Law and