Milford chronicle., 1934-12-14
SELBYVILLE
Church DOings


. Bertha West; a recitation, MRS.
Chirkup Goes Driving" by Mrs. De-
liza Bunting, chairman of the pro-
gram and the reading Of another
very good story, entitled Christ
1 mas" by Miss Clara A. Holloway.
; Games were played and prizes
awarded to Mrs. Mae Morris and
Mrs. e. NJ. Shoekley. Mrs. Fannie
Bunting was chairman of the re-
freshment committee and. other
members of the December group
were Mrs. Madaline Holloway, Mrs.
Alberta Watson and Mrs. Grace
Pritehett.
The church choir accompanied by
the pastor and his wife went to
Ocean City, Md, on Friday night in
response to an invitation from the
Rev. Darcy A. Littleton, pastor of
the M. +. Church to assis. with the
music during a special service that
evening.
On Sunday morning the text was
from the 77th Psalm, and a part of
the 9th verse. Hath God Forgotten
to be Gracious?" while the text in
the evening was Where Dwellest
Thou?" found in 3Sth verse of the
first chapter of St. John.
Mrs. Sarah Scott was hostess to
the Home Missionary Society ion
Tuesday afternoon of this week, with
Mrs. Volta NJ. Long in charge Of the
program.
Club Affairs
At the Rotary Club on Friday eve
,,f,o neaar ra,,.nhaII Of
boro, was in charge of the program
and brought with him as the speaker
of the evening, Rev. Robert S. Hodg-
son, pastor of the NJ f. Church of
that town. who gave an interesting
talk on Delaware" December 9TH
being Delaware Day. The committee
from the Ladies' Aid in charge OF
the dinner included Mrs. Delphia
Davis chairman, Mrs. Jennie Simp-
Ter, Mrs. Dollie Williams, Mrs. Ida
Quillen and Mrs. Myra Smith, with
the Misses Mary Banks, Kathryn
Quillen and Grace Long as waitress
es, the latter two acting as substi-
tutes in the absence of two members
of the group.
At the Ladies' Community Club on
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. G. r. Mich
OILS carried out the program of en-
tertainment with a piano solo by
Mrs. Pete Whaley, and very good
talk by Mr.. Mason Sprague, teach
er in selbyville School, on "Citi-
zenship."
Mrs. l. Layfield Long and, Mrs. FL
mer VI. Holloway were hostesses for
the day and served lovely basket
OF delicious fruits.
News Items
Funeral services for Carolyn Let
tie, infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd Dorman of near town, were
held from the WstsOn-Whaley Flu
neral Home by the Rev. Z. NJ. Shock !
ley on Thursday afternoon at 1 !
o'clock, after which the body was I
taken to DagsborO Cemetery for in I
terment.
Mrs. Eva B. Moore of Elizabeth. !
N j., was an overnight guest of Mrs. !
Essie Murray on Friday and made !
a short visit with other friends and |
relatives before her return on Sat J
urday.
Miss Electa Long and little Miss
jeanette Rayne were all day guests I
of the formers brother and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. Long at Shovel,
Md, on Thursday.
Mrs. Everett Stevens has returned
from the Milford Emergency Hos
pital and is now spending some time
with her aunt near Ocean City.
Morris Simpler of FELTON,, spent
last week with relatives and friends
in town.
Miss Callie Coffin who underwent
an operation at the Methodist Hos
pital in Philadelphia, last week, is
now in very serious condition, the
operation having been postponed
until II is feared no benefit will be
derived from the same. Among those
who have been TO see Miss Coffin
are Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Stevens, Mrs. {
Long, Mrs. Dorothy Pepper !
and Miss Pauline Brittingham. the
latter having visited her on Satur |
day while on a shopping trip and 7
found her very weak.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hudson and '
The latters sister, Miss Mary Hud \
son of near town, and Mr. and Mrs. @
Wade Ryan of Blades, spent last v
Wednesday in town as the guests of \
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Davis. t.. n
Mr.. and Mrs. Asher Parsons and
Miss Clara Holloway entertained to b
Inner on Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. r
denry Parsons of Millsboro. h
Mr.. Paul Long. who was confined
o his home last week due to illness II
las returned to his work. p
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kelley had h
lis mother, Mrs. Ida NJ. Kelley of
Iewark, Md. with them over the p
U
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Tubbs were
nests of the latter's sister, Mrs. f
ane Lynch in Frankford on Sunday W
Mr.. Herman McCabe and little
nd-daughter, Patty. of Elizabeth, vi
/. j., returned ON Saturday after a
hort visit with the formers par II
nts and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua G.
IcCabe and Mrs. Willis Hudson and
imily. th
Mr.. and Mrs. Pasher w. Watson cl
r., spent Saturday night and Sun ht
~ with his brother-in-law and sis ey
n, Mr.. and Mrs. James Bowen i'll
ewark, Md. V.
Mrs. Laura Z. Long has been w
bending several days at the home tiC
. her daughter, Mrs. Beulah West Al
EAR Clarksvilie, the latter having Gil
,en i'll for some time past. tt
Mrs. George Smith was confined w
her home all last week due to ILL In
sss. and her mother, Mrs. w. T. NJ
udson, Sr.. stayed with her during is