Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1934-06-01
SELBYVILLE
Church Affairs


ular sermon, but gave a brief tall
from the 26th chapter of st. Mark
on the origin and institution of tbs
Lords supper and getting his theme
Il Have An Appointment" from
verse of the same chapter. Due tC
the Indictment weather, the services
were not very well attended.
A number of people from Oul
church attended the services of the
50th anniversary of the founding OF
Wilson NJ. +. Church in Bishopville
Md, both Sunday afternoon and eve
ming. Mrs. Norman Davis and Mrs
IRA Long assisted with some must
cal selections at both services, while
the male voices from the Senior
Choir assisted by two friends rem
dered a double quartette at the eve
ming services and were as follows
l. Laytield Long, Lee Stevens, Earl
Nichols, Wirrie Long, Edward l..
Brasure and Vaughan p. Moore of
this town, Herbert Nichols of Ber-
lin, and Charles Carey of Ocean City,
Mr..
Due to the absence of Mrs. Dunn
our church organist, and the entire
AiShAbCl sup VI lhc DGhlOi ChOilS AiO
Young Peoples Choir was wholly
responsible for the musical program
on Sunday evening, for which the
pastor expressed his very deep APP
probation and said there is one
group of people that can always be
depended upon to render their SER
vices in time of need-and that is
the young people. The text for the
evening was from st. Luke $40,
Trouble Not the Master"
Rev. ShOckley will deliver the
baccalaureate sermon to the grad
uating class of Selbyville High
School next Sunday morning, June
3rd at 1890 o'clock.
Preparations are being made for
the Children's Day program to be
presented on Sunday, June 10th.
The beginners and primary children
will carry their part of the program |
in the morning, while the older |
children will take their part in the |
evening.
Senior Class Trip
The members of the Senior Glass
of Selbyville High School returned
on Saturday night from four days
sightseeing trip to Washington, d.
c., Luray Caverns, and other points
of interest in Virginia The trip
was made by Red Star bus and many
places of interest were taken in
while in Washington and vicinity
and the return trip was made by
Conowingo. Md.
The commencement exercises will
be held in the High School Audi
tOrium on Wednesday evening. June I
9Th, at s O'Clock.
A New Arrival
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Timmons |
are receiving congratulations upon
the arrival of seven pound daugh-
ter at their home on Church street
Friday morning, May 18th. at 6
O'Clock.
Personal Items
MIR and Mrs. Paul West made
business Tip to Virginia last week
and their daughter Jeane Chandler
spent the time during their absence
with Ruth and June Morris, at the
home of their mother Mrs. Mae I
Morris. on Hosier Avenue.
Mrs. Norman Jarvis and Norman.
Jr, were dinner guests of Mr.. and
Ms Calvin JarmOn in Georgetown
on Thursday of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer NJ. Holloway
and son Frank Marshall, of this
town. and Mrs. Holloway's brither
and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Muir
ray. of near Millville. mOtored To
Wilmington on Sunday and spent
he day visiting relatives.
Mrs Charlotte NandOme, Mrs. Ida
CULLEN and Miss Mary Banks were
guests Of Mrs. Joyce Bunting in Ber-
in, on Thursday of last week.
Miss Mae McCabe OF Dover was
II home with her parents, Senator
md Mrs. James b. McCabe, on Sun
lay
John Daisey and son George. were
guests on Friday of the formers
mother, Mrs Josephine Daisey, who
) i'll at her home near Millville.
Miss Frances DeriicksOn was
given miscellaneous shower" at
he home OF her parents. Mr.. and
irs. ", B. Derrickson one evening
asst week. The bride-to-be was the
of a number OF very useful
.ittS.
Dr and Mrs. W o. Daisey of Sails
Jury, Md, and Mr.. and Mrs. Roland
Vest Of Millville. spent Sunday in
own as the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond b. Morris and two daugh
ers, Rachel and Janet
Charles Brown had the misfor-
une to fall from his wheel last week
nd received slight injuries from
which he soon recovered.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Wilgus
nd daughter, Mrs. Nettie West were
inner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Lus-
er Lynch at ROXana. on Sunday.
After visit with her uncle and
unit, Mr.. and Mrs W. O. McCabe i
irs. Horace Vincent returned TO her
Ome in Philadelphia on Saturday,
ccOmpanied by Mrs Walter Long
nd Mrs. Name Gray of this town,
nd their aunt, Mrs. Frank Esham of
/. Martins, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs Allie Stevens of
Iayard vert guests of his mother,
IRIS. Mary Stevens, and Mr.. and Mrs
Iugh Stevens and family on Sunday.
nd also called on Mrs Stevens
ncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah
ynch, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
ingler. Other guests of Mr.. and
Irs. Lynch on Sunday were Mr. and
Irs. Pearson and their laughter and
of Wilmington.
J. j. CULLEN, ST., of Philadelphia,
lent the weekend with his family
town.
ittIa Mics Anna Harvav who has