Milford chronicle., 1934-05-11
SELBYVILLE
Church DOlngs

ciety, presided over the regular
monthly meeting on Tuesday eve.
ming, May list, with Mrs. Pasher w
Watson, JT.. as the secretary. After
the routine OF business had been
transacted, the social hour was given
over to the group for May, with Miss
Addie Furman acting as chairman
in the absence of Mrs. II. V. Tubbs
Other members of the group were,
Mrs. Frank Long. Mrs. Charles ROg-
ers, Mrs. w. X. Long, Mrs. Robert
JONES and Miss Mary Banks. The
program was opened with very
interesting reading, Life" by Miss
Thelma McCabe, which was we'll de-
serving of the applause received.
After few questions and answers
from Know Your Bible" followed
with some Commissions" variety of
home made candies was served by
the committee. As is the usual Gus
tom, the society adjourned for the
summer months. To meet again In
September
"A Tag End Religion" was the
theme of Rev Shockley's sermon on
Sunday morning, with the text from
Isaih 44:l7-"And from the residue
thereof he maketh a god, even his
craven image; he falleth down and
wOrshipeth it and prayeth unto 1t
and saith, deliver me; for thou art
my god" Prior to the sermon sew
eral verses of the chapter were read
giving the story of the man who cut
different woods and used them to
warm himself, TO cook him meals
and many other purposes, and from
the leftOvers made his god, and In
comparison the pastor referred to
so many people of today Including
himself, who are satisfied to give the
tag end" of their time and possess
siOns to the real and only God.
Mrs. Ida CULLEN was hostess to
the WOman's Home Missionary So |
ciety at her home on Tuesday after
noon of this week, with Mrs. Ida Me |
Cabe as the presiding officer. The /
program consisted of dialogue, /
THE Mite Box Opening" by Mrs. /
Beulah Stevens and Mrs. Marion |
Hudson. Ice cream and cake were /
served by the hostess.
Party For o. +. y.
The benefit party for the Order of 4
Eastern Star of Berlin, which was
TO have been given by Mrs. NJ.
Pasha Watson, one of its members
in the new Undertaking Establish
ment of this town, which is nearing
completion, on Wednesday eve
ming of last week was transferred
over to the Firemen's Hall, due to
the death of her uncle, Manaen
Lynch of Millville, and whose body
was brought to the establishment
where it remained until after the
funeral on Saturday. The deceased
was brother of Elijah c. Lynch of
this town. In spite of all the disap-
pOintments and the heavy rain storm,
the party was very well patronized
by both this and neighboring towns.
The Selbyvile and Millville group
of members served refreshments.
Firemen'S Supper
The Selbyyille Volunteer Fire
Company served supper in the
Firemen's Hall on Thursday evening.
which proved success, 3l5 having
been served. with a clear gain of
a bout $4,000 While the price of the
meal was only 35 cents, full platter
of chicken salad, lettuce. pickles,
string beans and potato chips, but
ter. rolls and coffee was served, with
ice cream and cup cakes for dessert.
A number of guests from other
towns were in attendance.
Introduces New Cake Recipe
While on a visit with relatives.
who reside in another state, lady
Of this town. introduced a new cake
recipe, and to demonstrate her abili-
ty in cake making used the recipe
1894 and after the batter had been
mixed and was in the process of bak-
ng an icing was very nicely pre-
pared, but when the oven door was
opened, very much to her amaze
nent, and just as much to the mer-
'iment of the Others, not a particle
If cake was in the pan. A double
lction" baking powder proved so
powerful as to throw all the cake
IN the outside of the pan. They
where they have baking powder OF
he right sort" and they would be
hown how to make cake.
Wins Trip To Worlds Fair
Roland Scott. Jr., l0-years-Old son
f Mr. and Mrs. Roland Scott, Sr.,
f this town, was made quite proud
asst week when he accomplished his
ask of selling. forty subscriptions
nd met the requirements in the
Morning News Worlds
air Educatlonal Tour Campaign,
nd won for himself free trip by
all to the Century of Progress Ex-
OsitiOn in Chicago. some time in
he near future.
'erSOnal Items
Mrs Lizzie Mccormick of ROxana,
pent several days last week with
er cousin, Mrs Elsena Holloway, at
he home of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
ong.
Mrs. Pasher w. Watson. Sr., who
as quite sick last week, has made
1me slight improvement.
|. J. Quillen, Sr, of Philadelphia,
pent Saturday night with his family
J town.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Long of
howell, Md Mr.. and Mrs. Everett
Ong and children, Stephen and
osene. of near town. were Sunday
lests OF Miss Electa Long.
Mr.. and Mrs. Price. of New York,
ere overnight guests of Senator
nd Mrs. James b. MeCabe last week.
Carpenter Hudson had the misfOr-
Inc to cut his hand severely. a few
lys ago. but is now much better.
Professor and Mrs. ID. A. Petry OF
elton. were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
N I0uP Ovar the Wppk-Qnd