Milford chronicle., 1934-11-30
SELBYVILLE
Church News

day morning preached from the sub
iect, Two Affairs" his text being
first Kings 18th chapter and the seth
verse-"And he repaired the altar
that was broken down."
In the evening the Woman's Home
missionary Society had charge of
the services. led by the president,
Mrs. Virgil ID. McCabe, with Miss
Ruth Wheatley, a young deaconess
from the Deaconess Home in Will
mington as the speaker. Miss Wheat
ley told many interesting things that
both the society and home are doing.
Special music by the choir, and a
quintet of male voices composed of
the Messrs. Lee Stevens, G. Z. Mich
OILS, Wirrie Long. Sr.. Wirrie Long,
Jr., and Edward l.. Brasure, sang
Have You Been in the Garden With
Jesus" and the Young Peoples
Choir rendered THE Master Work
man of the Race" Benediction by
the pastor.
The group from the Ladies' Aid
Society by whom the dinner was
served to the Rotarians on Friday
night included Mrs Beulah Stevens,
chairman, Mrs. Virginia Hollings-
worth, Mrs. Vaughan Murray, Miss
Peaches HollingswOrth, Mrs. Amy
Long and Mrs. Gertrude Nichols.
News Items
United States Senator John G.
Townsend Jr.. entertained a party
of friends and relatives last week
on few days sporting trip at the
Selbyville Club House, located on
POpe's Island in Chincoteague Bay
near ChincOteague, Va. His guests
who enjoyed a few days sport were
Senator Frederick Walcott of Con-
necticut. Senator Wallace White and
son from Maine, Adams Howard. as
SOciate editor of the Washington |
Star, Captain II. c. Whitehurst, and |
Paul c. Townsend of Washington. |
ID. C., and John G. Townsend. Bird, |
of Ocean City. Md. The latter two |
are sons of Senator Townsend. and |
the entire party returned to their
homes and various places of bust
ness on Saturday.
Miss Hazel Holland who under
went an operation for the removal
Oh the appendix. at Beebe Hospital
ia Lewes. last week. is making rapid
progress under the care OF Mrs.
Mrs. Everett Stevens is also doing
very nicely in the Emergency Hos
pital at Milford. since an operation {
of the same kind. though a more
complicated one. II
Mrs. Joshua Hudson. Sr.. expects !
TO be home the latter part of the
week if her condition continues to |
improve.
Several friends of Mr. w. O. Nc
Cabe have received cards from him {
during the past week telling of his
removal from the Methodist Hos |
pital to the home of his daughter '
at 2S23 South Thirteenth street. {
Philadelphia. and expressed his hope
Of coming to his own home in Selby- {
Vile in a few weeks S
Miss Callic Coffin who has been a
confined TO her home on ukes street '
foI several weeks past. is not very v
much better
Mrs. a. H. Daisey and little son III
Bobby have returned from weeks Y
visit with their husband and father d
in New York City. @
Mrs. Elizabeth McCabe Hastings d
has been spending some time with fC
her sOn-in-law and daughter, Mr.. h
and Mrs. Norman Prettyman of Ell il
lendale. Ilt
Mrs. |. Layiield Long made bust "
ness trip to Lewes on Wednesday of h
last week and spent the night as the fl
guest of Miss Nell Hazard. e,
James Janney of Yeadon. Pa. was a
a recent visitor with friends and D
relatives in town. In
Mrs. Harry W. Law and sons, "
James, WIlliam and Donald. also al
her father. Mr.. d. J. Long of Phila-
delphia. spent the weekend at their in
summer home in town and returned eI
on Monday morning early enough for fl
William to resume his studies at s.
Drexel Institute. Miss Hannah Long nj
who came with them and spent the
lime with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs o;
Wirrie Long, Wirrie, Jr.. and Lu- 81
rretia, also returned to her studies "
at Beaver College. Jenkintown, Pa.
Horace Murray came down from m
Wilmington on Sunday and spent d,
he day as the guest of his brother "
n-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs FL nj
ner NJ. Holloway, Mrs. Murray and pl
Horace. Jr.. returning home with We
him after weeks visit here. an
Mrs. c. A. Bunting. Mrs. Ira Hamb- GA
in and Msr George II. Magee at it
ended a show at Ocean City, Md. on Ef
friday night me-
Mr. and Mrs. A. VI. Lynch and
laughter Mrs. Miriam Dukes, had of
Is their guests on Sunday. Messrs. an
larry Daisey of Philadelphia, and
Joseph Burgess of Lansdowne Pa. cb
Mrs. William Greenberg. Mrs. fb,
ielen Wanser and Mrs Russell West
made business trip to Philadel- bu
,hia on Friday.
Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Sparklin of mic
Il. Georges. Del. came down ON in
and spent the day with
heir sOn-inlaw and daughter. Mr.. an
nd Mrs Ray Holloway, and little liza
lss Anne Holloway quietly observed SD,
er seventh birthday on Thursday He
Miss Lyla Townsend was hostess
I a buffet supper" on Saturday au
light. with fourteen of her friends pit
rom Philadelphia, Washington. and Lo
cean City. Md, in attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Wilgus Do
nd daughter, Mrs Nettie West. en- of
Senator and Mrs. James Mr.
McCabe. Miss Mae McCabe and da,
Irs. Anne Hickman at a wild goose
inner on Sunday last. Mr. Wilgus \.
as guest of his two nephews, cot
ames E. Wilgus of this town and n
lillian WilguS of Bethany Beach. her
. cunning trip last week, hence -