Milford chronicle., 1934-10-05
SELBYYILLE
Church DOings

tendance, this being the first meet
ing of its kind for some time past.
There were seven from Selbyville
Church to register at the Teachers
Standard Training Glass at Berlin,
Md, last Friday evening.
The services during the Sunday
School hour on Sunday morning
were carried out in keeping with
the Promotion Day program, with
Mr.. G. f. Nichols, the new superin-
tendent, as the presiding officer.
Following the Sunday School SER
vices, Rev. Shockley preached from
the text, Genesis, 4th chapter and 9th
verse. Am | My Brothers Keeper"
and used as the theme of the SER
mon. Il Am My Brothers, Brother" !"
Next Sunday will be observed as
Rally Day" throughout the entire
day, with the three choirs perform
! ing their part Of the usual program
both morning and evening. The pas
tor has also requested all the men
of the community occupy the block
next to the choir loft on Sunday eve
ming and assist in a song service
before preaching hour.
/ Rotary CIub
The members of the Selbyville
Rotary Club have now turned to
their winter quarters in the club
room of Red Mems Hall, after hav-
ing held their weekly dinner meet
ings with Mrs. Clara E. West at
West Breeze Hotel, Bethany Beach,
during the summer, last Friday night
having marked the end of their
third successive season of meetings
there. The members of the Ladies
Club and the Ladies Aid Society
will serve them alternately as they
have done for the past few years.
the former having charge for this
Friday night.
Double Birthday Celebration
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank NJ Long and
daughter Dorothy. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Long and daughter Betty Anne mo-
tored to Still Pond, Md, on Sunday
morning in time to hear Rev. W.
Vaughn Moore preach, and after SER
vices went over to the parsonage and
served a nice tasty lunch in honor |
of two events-the seventh birthday |
anniversary of Dorothy, and the !
the Rev. Moore, the two having |
adopted the custom of celebrating |
their birthdays together during his |
pastorate here, previous to the last
NJ. Z. Conference.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer West and son
George Elmer entertained at fam
lily reunion and dinner party on
Sunday last. the turkey and fried
chicken dinner having been served
at their cottage The Blue Hen, at
Bethany Beach. with all the imme-
diate family present with the eX-
ception of two members. Those
present for the occasion were: Mr..
and Mrs. Edgar West. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mrs. Ward West, her son-in-law and
two daughters. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
McCabe. and Nettie Russell West. of
Roxana, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Nc
Cabe and daughter Kathleen of Bay
ard, Mr.. and Mrs. Norman West of
dupont Boulevard. and Mr.. and Mrs
George II. Magee, father and mother
of Mrs. West by whom the dinner
was served. The two absent men,
bers of the family were a brother,
Mr.. Ward West. who is an engineer
on a tug boat. and did not arrive
home until some time during the
night, and a sister-in-law, Mrs. Rus
sell West of this town, who was also
detained for various reasons.
Class Bake
The Junior Glass of Selbyville
High School held bake at George
C. Godwin's garage on Saturday af-
ernoon and realized about $4,000
clear gain, and are very grateful for
he patronage and courtesy shown
hem by the people of the community. !
Personal News
Mr.. and Mrs. MalcOm Pritchett
Iisited relatives in Dover last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Levin j. w. HOllo-
way had as their guests during the
past few days. the latter's brother
n-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. John
Fhaley and son Benton, of Roanoke,
Va.
Mr.. aud Mrs. William GOuldey of
Philadelphia, spent the weekend
With Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pepper l
while his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jack
iouldey also of Philadelphia spent
he time with Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
7. Williams.
Mrs. Helen Wanser was a dinner
uest of Miss Maude McCabe on
sunday evening.
Isaac J. Quillen. Sr.. of Philadel-
hia was at home with his wife and
aughter over the weekend.
Senator and Mrs. James B. Nc :
abe and daughter Mae, and Mrs.
nne Hickman occupied the Law
rday and Sunday. Miss McCabe
ad as her guest during the time,
Iiss Hazel Sewers of Berlin, Md
Mrs. Grant Middleton of Bridge II
IN, y. j.. has been visiting Mrs. NJ.
asha Watson and other friends and I,
elatives here while her husband is
king hospital treatment in Wash
gtOn, C..
Mrs. Eta McCabe who has been
IffeFing quite severely from pois-
ned hands and arms is now very X
uch better. q
Mrs. Nettie West and parents, Mr.. m
nd Mrs. c. w. Wilgus entertained =
'er. the weekend Mr. and Mrs.
OWdiu MClAdu6Hllu VI TullduSiHuids
DR.. W. K. Hastings and son Harold,
ent to Baltimore on Sunday to visit
cir wife and mother, Mrs. Nellie
astings, who is recovering from a
cent operation.
Miss Addie Furman spent a part o
past week with her brother and ,o
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis ~
Furman at Roxana.
James Carey who has recently suf- ii