Milford chronicle., 1934-09-28
SELBYVILLE
Church beings

Church DOings
Due to the Sunday School of Salem
M. T.. Church having recently suf'
fered the loss OF its general super
intendent, the annual election OF Of
ficers took place on Sunday morning
after the preaching services, result
ing with the following as members
of the board: G. f. Nichols super
intendent, Frank NJ. Long assistant
superintendent, NJ NJ. Long secre-
tary. Wirrie Long, Jr., assistant sec
retary, c. l.. MeCabe, Sr., treasurer
Superintendents of the Missionary,
Temperance, Home and Cradle Roll
Departments: w. r. Tubbs, w. A.
Law, Miss Clara A. Holloway, and
Mrs. Mary G. Law. Superintendent
OF the Junior Department, Mrs. Mad
aline Whaley, with her helper to be
selected. Superintendent Of the Be-
ginners and Primary Departments.
Mrs. Dorothy Pepper, assisted by
Miss Vivian Langville. Librarians:
Layton McCabe and WiTrie Long, Jr.
Organist for adult department, Mrs.
Hester Dunn; while Mrs. Whaley
and Mrs. Pepper will take care of
the music in their respective de-
partments.
Rev. E. M. Shockley of this town
will be a member of the teaching
faculty in the Standard Training
School, to open in Berlin, Md, to-
night, Friday, and requests all those
who may find it convenient to at
tend, to be present for the registra-
tion on opening night.
Stevens Allen
Announcement has been made of
the marriage of Mr.. Emory Stevens
of this town, and Miss Jane Allen of
Seaford, on Friday night, September
21st, the marriage ceremony having
been performed in Snow Hill, Md,
by the Rev. T. F. Beauchamp, a
former minister, of this town. Since
their marriage the bride and groom
have been at the home of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Volley Stevens
for a short while.
Young Fisherman Catches Fish
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Watson and
son Bobby, Edward Williams, Jr,,
Mr. and Mrs. IRA Long, Mrs. Horace
Pepper and son Sherman mOtOred
TO Newark, Md, on Saturday morn
ing and spent the day on a fishing
trip, as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Bowen. Bobby Watson who
Is only five years old, carried his
own fishing rod he had been using
a hama ffanAalrnu uffoIyE
broken from the branch of a shade
tree, given him by Mrs. Catharine
Stevens last week, with a piece of
carpet warp tied on it. and upon
heir arrival insisted that he have
4 hook on his line, so a piece of bait
was put on as substitute. but that
was not at all satisfactory, so an
other suggestion was offered, that
4 whole fish be tied on his line. but
Bobby knew what he wanted. and
wouldn't accept anything but hook
lust like the others had, and after
he same had been put on, dropped
MS hook and line overheard and in
/ very short time was shouting the
glad news, I've caught a fish! I've
taught a fish," and was successful
n pulling in his much priced catch.
Bobby returned home that night real
proud of his days sport. and has
many thrilling stories to tell of
lis adventure.
Personal Items
Mrs. Louise Roach of Georgetown
Tisited her sOn-in-law and daughter,
Ir. and Mrs. ]. r. Buell. and daugh- |
ers. Jeanette and Carolyn, last |
week. the latter having been i'll and |
'ut of school for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Volley Stevens went |
o Philadelphia last week and ac-
Mr.. and Mrs. Caleb Heber /
IN a trip to Thousand Islands.
Edward V. Williams, Jr., of Har-
isburg, Pa, has been spending sew /
raj days with his parents, Mr.. and J
drs. Edward V. Williams, Sr.
Armell Long went to Newark on |
thursday where he has entered the
University of Delaware as a first |
ear student.
Billy James, Mary Fassitt and
fildred MeCabe have resumed their ]
tudies as second year students at
he U. of d. after having spent the
ummer with their parents, DIR. and
Irs. G. E. James. DR.. and Mrs. A. NJ.
.ittenour. and Mr.. and Mrs. c. L.
IcCabe, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin c. Andrews
Wilmington were guests of Mr..
nd Mrs. Edward L. Brasure over
he weekend
Clifford Simpler. Jr.. has gone to
ew York to seek employment.
Mrs. Vurta Law and two sons, Mrs.
aud Tingle Jarvis and little son.
nd Mr.. ID. ]. Long were dinner
lests of Mr.. and Mrs. George C.
ishop in Laurel, on Wednesday of
st week.
Mrs. |. L. Long spent Thursday
ith Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Derrick
IN near Omar.
Harry Clinton Holloway, of Flori-
/, was a visitor in town last week.
William. E. Bunting of dupont
oulevard has been in Beebe Hos
tai at Lewes, under observation
I'd medical treatment, during the
st week.