Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1934-07-06
SELBYVILLE

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day, from ten verses of the 18th
chapter of, ST. Marks Gospel, with
verses one and two as the text
And as he went out OF the temple
one OF his disciples saith unto him.
Master see what manner OF stones
and what buildings are herel! And
Jesus answering said unto him,
Seest thou these great buildings?
there shall not be left one stone up
on another, that shall not be thrown
down. In referring to Jumbo" the
guest elephant in a circus years ago,
said he was admired only for his
size, therefore "Jumboism" was his
theme and said If there is nothing
TO us more than size, then we as a
church ora nation shall never be a
success. Mrs. Davis, the soloist from
the senior choir sang Transformed
BY Grace. Divine. =.
The musical, "The Comical Coun-
try Cousins, presented in the High
School Auditorium on Wednesday
evening by the pupils of the church
organist, Mrs. Hester Dunn, passed
of nicely and was thoroughly. en-
joyed by all and was said to be the
best one yet of the yearly affairs and
showed a great deal OF hand work
on the part Of both Mrs. Dunn and
her pupils. AS was previously stat
ed, the net proceeds which amounted
to $4,000 were donated to Salem
M. E. Church School for the pur-
chase of new song books. At the.
close OF the musical the superinten-
dent, l. l.. Long spoke in behalf of
the Sunday School and thanked Mrs.
Dunn and her pupils and also told
of Mrs. Dunn's appreciation to the
audience and to everyone who had
helped to make the AFFAIR a success,
including the School Board for the
use of the auditorium, and to the
janitor 70 ribs assistance, and espe-
cially to Miss Maude McCabe who
so kindly helped with the training
of the characters. The prizes for
selling the most tickets went to Volta
McCabe and June Morris.
The festival given on Friday and
Saturday evenings by Ebenezer
Church ON Selbyville Charge, was a
decided success, both financially and
socially.
Personal Items
Miss Irene Long of Beacon Col
lege, Wilmington, is spending the
week with her parents and sisters,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Long and
Doris and Louise, at their
home, near town.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Harvey Shinn left
on Thursday for a weeks visit with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James H.
Shinn in Wilmington.
Mrs. Mary McCabe Gabriel and
daughter Dorothy, from Pennsyl- |
vania, have been spending the past |
two weeks at the home of her father, |
John B. McCabe, and with other rela-
lives here.
Mrs. Essie Murray of this town
and her brother, Spencer H. Tun-
nell of Ocean View, went to Phila-
lelphia, Wednesday of last week for
he operation of her daughter-in-
aw, Mrs. Fred A. Murray in the
Hospital. The latest
news on Saturday night was that
Mrs. Murray was doing as well as
,Ould be expected, and her many
friends here are hoping for a very
,arly recovery.
Mrs. Edward McKenney has not
,een feeling very well during the
,ast week, though able to be up.
Miss Virginia Tingle who has
pent the past two weeks in Will
returned to the home OF
Ter parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Jingle on Tuesday, accompanied by
ir. and Mrs. Judson Ryan and two
aughters, who spent few days
nth relatives here.
Mrs. Agnes Johnson of Houston
as been spending several days with
er daughter, Mrs. James Johnson
nd family at their home, just over
he Boulevard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dukes of
were recent guests at
lie home of his mother, Mrs. Roxie
Dukes, just for the day.
The Misses Pauline and Esther
aytOn have returned from a visit
it'll Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Marvil of
Oxana.
Capt. Harry DerricksOn of the U.
Coast Guard Station at Wacha-
,eague, Va, was at home with his
mily last week.
Miss Hazel Holland returned on
thursday from a three weeks stay
Philadelphia and was accom-
Inied home by her friend, Miss
ice McNett. who was an overnight
lest Of the formers parents, Mr..
ID Mrs. Hillary Holland.
Mrs. Charlotte VandOm and Miss
lry Banks are at hotel in Ocean
ty, Md, for the summer.
Norman Jarvis went to Whining
n on Friday night to meet Mrs.
rvis and Norman, Jr., who were
turning from a few days stay with
latiVes in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Law enter
ned at their cottage at Bethany
ach for a few days last week, the
'mer's aunt, Mrs. Jane Young, who
5 just passed her Goth birthday
d her daughter, Mrs. Raymond
ylor, both OF Millington, Md.
Mrs. Essie Murray was a dinner
est OF the Law family ON Sunday,
their guests for the evening
re, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. Hollo-
y, and Mr.. and Mrs. I. L. Long.
It the end Of her first weeks stay
the seashore, Mrs. Miriam Lynch
kes is now recuperating very
ely.
fr. and Mrs. Russell Hill, the
ses Jane Kenney and Ellen Will
ms were dinner guests of Rev.
Mrs. E. M. ShOckley, also at
ir Bethany Beach home on We'd
day evening of last week. Rev.