Milford chronicle., 1935-07-19
SELBYVILLE
Church News

VINO Is Your kingF The text belni
the last clause of the 18th verse o
the 18th chapter of st. Johns gospe
I'VE have no king but Caesar. There
were four points emphasized al
might be the king of god of Oul
lives, namely possession, pleasure
power and popularity, but he hoped
such was not the case in his home
town and his boyhood church from
where he went out as a minister OF
the gospel, but he could surely rec
Omend the true and only God. Among
| his former friends and neighbOrs who
came from other towns for the SER
mon were Mrs. Betty Murray and
daughter, Mrs. Calvin Gum, of
Shovel, Md, formerly of this town,
Mrs. Della Magee Dale, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Dale and son of Millville. Mrs.
Henry Watson and Mrs. Frank Num-
ford rendered a duet very appropri-
ate for the occasion. Rev. Warren
will conduct the strand services at
Fenwick Island next Sunday evening
at 7.30 o'clock.
The members of the senior choir
held their annual picnic at Fenwick
Island last Friday night. and also at
tended the benefit supper given there
that evening by the cOttagers who
have just recently built public bath
houses, the proceeds from the sup
per going for that purpose. Many
of those who occupy cottages there
are from this town, and some are
also members of the choir.
News Items In General
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Brumbley
entertained to dinner at their home
near town on Sunday. Rev. and Mrs.
Warren, and also Mrs. Brumbley's
brother and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Aus
tin Warren of Snow Hill. Nd.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Williams Of
Port Brags, n. c., spent several days
last week with his three aunts, Mrs.
Maggie Baker, Mrs. Asher Parson.
and Miss Clara A. Holloway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luster Long of Mills
bOrO, and their little grandson Lloyd
Long of Philadelphia, were Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Muir
ray and two children, Elizabeth and
Joshua James.
Mrs. Harry w. Law and three sons,
lanes, William, and Donald, of
were at their summer
nome in town from Friday until Sun
lay night. Her father, Mr.. D. J.
long who remained with relatives in
md near town since their visit a few
weeks ago, also returned with them.
William was dinner guest of his
cousin. Mrs. Norman Jarvis and fam
ly on Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Bishop and two children of
were also dinner guests
1t the Jarvis home on Monday night f.
Mrs. |. l.. Long called on DIR. and
Mrs. James Martin and the latter's /
mother, Mrs. Maggie Davis, in Mag /
lolia. one day last week.
Mrs. Mary f. Derrickson went to
Wilmington on Sunday with her
laughter. Mrs. Matte ShOckley of !
MillsborO, returning to her home
lere that night.
Mr.. |. c. Long has returned from /
| few days stay with his daughter,
Mrs V. +. Simpler and family at the
ieashore
Quite number of Selbyville rela-
ives and friends attended the funer-
Il services of William Torbert. Jr..
II the home of his parents in Dover
m Wednesday of last week. Mrs.
'orbert was formerly Miss Myrtle
Williams of this town. daughter of
lr. ID. C. Williams now of Wilson.
!. C., who with several members of
is family came up for the funeral
nd visited relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Sharp and the
lrmers sister. Miss Carolyn Sharp.
nd Mrs. Mobray of Harrington maue
short call at the home of Mrs.
harp's cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. W. A.
aw, and Miss Addie Furman on
unday last, enrOute to Fenwick
'land whore they picnicked for the
ly.
Mrs. W. II. Kenney was also din /
ar guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Law on
lnday. I
Mrs. Edward L. Brasure went to S
@ Beebe Hospital at Lewes. on q
lnday. where an operation was per-
rmed on Monday for the removal c
a small tumor from the breast. II
ID at this writing is doing as well a
could be expected Her sister and c
;ter-in-law, Mrs. ATmell A. Hud-
n and Mrs. Lee Stevens accom- q
MED Mr.. Brasure over on Monday Y
r the operation Mrs. Hudson's
other, Mrs Catharine Stevens spent Is
2 day with her niece, Miss Electa a
ing, until the return of her daugh-
r that afternoon. VI
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Magee and Mrs. N
lrren Magee went to Lewes on v,
,nday and brought the latter's n
sband to his home here, who has n
ent the past few weeks in the hos
al there, recuperating from seri- A
S appendicitis operation. Ie
Shirley Jane was the name select 6,
by Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Gray for I,
'ir little daughter, instead of Shil- D
Ellen, as was stated by the =,
tier last week. ~
Nirrie Long, Jr., went to Dover on u
1day for his two sisters, the Misses -.
nnah and Lucretia Long who have .' =,
IN attending the Youth Conference ~ ~
the w. c. l., for the past week u
ir. Scranton McCabe is slowly re- q, az
'ering from injuries received last u u
Elk when he walked in front of a "'
'sing automobile and was knocked *
vn and painfully hurt, due to his OF
lure to look in that direction. an
Ir. and Mrs. F. w. Holloway and Va
and Mrs. Allen Hudson spent ma
lday on a sightseeing motor trip, IN
ing taken in a number of places Cu
ore their return. bu
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