Milford chronicle., 1934-01-26
SELBYVILLE
Church NeMs-FirInr Snuaaran

uaLlOni Will De mere and give talk
on Temperance Education" in Sal
EN- NJ. +. Church on Tuesday even
ing, January 80 at 1880 O'Clock.
Miss Brown Is coming highly rec
ommended by some Of the outstand-
ing workers of the country, having
spoken twice in every capital city
OF the United States, and has ad-
dressed immense audiences in every
state in the Union. Only q free will
offering is expected as there will be
no special collection, and the public
is cordially invited to attend.
The scripture lesson on Sunday
morning was the Sth chapter Of st.
John, and the text was from the 5SLh
verse-Jesus said unto them, Verify,
verify, ! say unto you, before Abra-
ham was, | am. The theme was "An
Impractical Christ" On Sunday eve
ming, due to the absence of the pas
tor. Rev. w. v. Moore. who left for
New York City, where he will spend
the week attending a Deans meeting
of the Young Peoples Council of Re-
liglon, the program was in charge
of Miss Beulah Clearwaters. After
an anthem by the young peoples
class, Mrs. Davis, soprano solOist of
the senior choir, sang ''The House
by the Side of the Road" This poem
was also read by Bill Tubbs and
was followed by an address by Mrs.
w. r. Tubbs. Sr. The poem "I.et Me
Walk With the Men in the Road"
was read by Miss Jane Kenney, to
which w. A. Law responded with an
address on the same subject. Closing |
hymn, 20 Master Let Me Walk With |
Thee"
School and Club Notes
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac James Quillen |
went To Dover where Mr.. Quillen |
was the principal speaker at the in
itial meeting of the Delaware His
tory and Social Studies Club. held on
Thursday evening of last week. Mr..
Quillen, who Is a teacher in the Sell
byville High School, is also a menu
ber of the executive council of the
club. In his address on 1.-THE Ev0lu-
tion of a Slum," he traced the evolu-
tiOn of Collect Pond, the playground
of the people of New York City in
1890, to the Five Points, one of the
most notorious slums in the world
in 1850. In his address he also point
ed out that the slum has an econOm- :
ic cause and can be cured only by
an economic solution.
DR.. George H. Ryden, of the Uni
of Delaware, is the president
of the club and the next meeting
will be held some time in the spring.
DIR. Dalema Draper of Milford was
i'm town last Thursday afternoon, be-
ing the guest speaker at the BIZ
meeting of the Selbyville
Community Club, giving a very in
talk ON Health" the topic
for the afternoon.
The adult music class, under the
direction of Prof. Albert J. -Wahl, di-
rector of music in the local school,
Is meeting in the music room of the
school building on Tuesday evenings .
instead of the club room as was an
lounced last week.
Personal Items :
Mrs. Miriam Dukes returned home ,
IN Sunday after n few days visit /,
With Miss jeanette Taylor of Oak {
Hall, Va.
Mrs. A. II. Daisey and her guest,
hrs. Dick FarrOw, of Lewes, motor
ID to Philadelphia on Friday to meet
Ter husband, who spent the week
md at his home in town, and re- =,
urned to his boat at New York on A
lOnday, accompanied by Mrs. Dali 4
ey, who will spend few days with /,
elatives in that city.
Senator and Mrs. James b. Nc :
abe entertained at a turkey dinner
n. Saturday last. Those present
lere their daughter, Miss Mae Nc
abe, of Dover, Mr.. and Mrs. Cove
!. McCabe of Ocean View, Mr.. and
lrs. Vernon McCabe and daughter
( Millville, Mr.. and Mrs. Hilary
IOlland and daughter Agnes, Harry
lcCabe, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Will
us, Mrs. Nettie w. West and Mrs.
nne Hickman, of town.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilgus and daugh-
,r and Mrs. Ida Townsend spent
unday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
irgil d. McCabe in Millville.
Mrs. Olive Buell. visited her uncle
nd aunt, the Rev. and Mrs. John l..
Dhnson, at Smyrna, last week.
i. w. Holloway was on business
ip in Baltimore from Wednesday
ltil Friday.
MIR. and Mrs. Raymond Ringler and
IN Clayton had as their dinner
nests on Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
'ard Daisey, Mr.. and Mrs. Allie
.evens, Mrs Martha Lynch, Harry
pole, of Bayard. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Derrickson of near Roxana and
iss Catharine Ringler of Millville
I'd also Mrs. Ringers father and
other. Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah Lynch
town.
Miss Rata Long of Beacon College
Wilmington, was at home with
u parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
ing, over the weekend.
Miss Irene Long of Beacon Col
ge, Wilmington, spent the week.
d with her parents and sisters,
r. and Mrs. Edward Long and
lighters, Doris and Louise, Of near /
wn.
Miss Helen Hall of Goldey College 4
Is at home with her father. Lee j
III, over the weekend.
The dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. i
,race Pepper on Sunday we're Mr.. n
d Mrs. Reese Peters and Miss II
Irtense Watson of town and Mrs. II
mes Bowen of Newark, Md. Other II
ests from town and Salisbury Il
re there for the evening.
Asher ]. Parsons spent Sunday
n h;c hrothar William II Dor.