Milford chronicle., 1935-03-08
SELBYYILL.E
Art DlsnlaY

Art Display
Mrs. w. M. Long and Mrs. Milo NJ
\ Clark were the managers OF the pro
gram and arrangements Of the Ladies
( Community Club on Thursday, when
n wonderful display Of hand-work
was on exhibition During the day and
evening. open to the public for in
spection. A number Of handmade
articles ranging from less than one
year to 100 years old was a curiosity
to the many admirers. There were a
number Of articles made by the vaFi-
GUS members OF the club while others
were loaned for the OecasiOn.N y Miss
Herman, teacher OF art in the local
school and also County supervisor,
was here aud gave an interesting
talk on that topic. Messrs. Philip
Young, teacher of music and science,
Mason Sprague, teacher OF music and
history, and Milo M. Clark, teacher
OF manual training and physical eul-
tufe In SelbyVille School rendered
several musical numbers with tram-
pet, piano and violin, while Mrs
Sprague gave an interesting reading
entitled 'The Only Child" Mrs. j.
Conn Scott presided over the busi-
ness meeting In the absence OF both
the president and first vice-presi-
dent. Mrs. George H. Magee and
Mrs. Raymond Ringler were host
esses for the evening and served
homemade Ice cream, cakes and
coffee.
POWn Election
The annual town election took |
place on Saturday afternoon, result |
Ing with the election and reelection
Df -he following officers: Mayor,
Frank Nj. Long; COuncilmen, Clifton
Hastings and Conn Scott, the latter
having been reelected for the sec
md term. William B. Derrickson
'ur very efficient mayor, who has
ierVed the town faithfully and well
or the past few years, withdrew his
lame, leaving Mr.. Long and Ira
as the only candidates for
he office. The other two candidates
or COuncilmen were Clarence Tin
lie and Capt. John s. Law. Il
'hureh Notes
At the Sunday morning services
he pastor preached from Genesis
l:32-And Terah died in Haran.
The story was, Terah took his family
rom their home of nativity and
tarted for the promised land but
hen he came to HaFan, he dwelt
lere and died there. He said so
ANY people are satisfied to stop at
Iaran the halfway place" and
we'll there and never go any far !
Ter. The story of the Hare and =
urtle Race" was also mentioned as
q illustration The hare starting
I with adj his might but stopped at
Ie halfway place and went to sleep,
1t the turtle kept on at his very
ow place, but kept on going and
on the race. He said it would be
ell If we had more turtle chris
ms" .....
The evening sermon was a very
one for the opening of
series Of revival services. ST.
Ike 15:4-What man of you, the
st clause of the verse being used
the text, in reference to the par
les OF the lost sheep, the lost coin.
d the PrOdigal son. saying what
IN OF you would not do likewise
d as Jesus did when he received
d ate with sinners.
The last monthly meeting prior to
Inference of the Ministers and
sir wives Association of Salisbury
strict, of Wilmington NJ. E. Confer
ee, was held in Salem M. e.
urch on Monday morning from
80 to II o'clock. Rev. Shoekley
S in charge of the program for
morning and was very fortunate
securing DR.. Walter Z. Gunby,
itor Of the NJ. Z. Church at New
:, Delaware, as the speaker for the
ASTON. Following the meeting the
lies Aid Society served a turkey
ner in the club room of Red Mems
u at 1880 o'clock, with Mrs. RO-
d Scott OF chairman.
hue TO the revival services being
progress the regular monthly
citing Of the Ladies' Aid was held
afternoon instead OF the
ming as Is the usual custom. Mrs.
th Tubbs was chairman OF the en-
while Mrs. Lucinda VIII
and Mrs. Sarah Scott were host
IS for the day and served home
le ice cream and cakes as refresh
lis.
Is Items
rs. Clayton A. Bunting and Clay
Jr., Mrs. Elmer West and George
er left on Thursday morning for
Indefinite stay in Florida. At the
ce OF a physician, Mrs. Bunting
Mrs. West are taking the trip
the benefit OF the physical con-
N OF the two boys, Junior having
out of school for q few weeks
George Elmer has spent most
Is time in bed since last fall. IN
Hort to reduce an enlarged heart.
boys are fourth grade pupils in
willie School, and while the lat
mas been deprived. OF the Dfivi-
Of going to his classes has done
irkably well in keeping up with
lis school work. Jean Bunting
aging with his grandparents.
and Mrs. Gardner Bunting dur
his mothers absence.
lnk A. Holloway has returned
Beebe Hospital. Lewes, and Is
" improving.
mes +. Hudson still remains in
I'd Emergency HOspital but "a
making satisfactory improve
and Mrs. Hudson who has been
II several weeks was able to
her first visit 10 Mr. Hudson
lnday. accompanied by her son
niece. Ralph Qnillen and Miss