Milford chronicle., 1935-09-20
SELBYYILLE
Church News


ter" his scripture lesson bein
Z. found in the fifth chapter of Nehe
/, miah. The story of Nehemiah watch
4. ing and praying during the repeate
/, attacks of his enemies, while the
I. builded the wall Of Jerusalem, an
: the text was the first clause of tn
sixth verse of the same chapter
So we built the wall, for the peOpl
had mind to work.
The lesson for Sunday evening
! was based on the story Ruth anC
Naomi, the text being from the lat
ter part of the 14th verse of the frs
chapter of the book of Ruth-Orpal
kissed her mother-in-law; but Rutf
clave unto her.
Miss Virginia Long of the High
School Orchestra, and. Mr.. G. E. Mich
olas, superintendent of the Sunday
School and a member of the Senior
Choir, rendered some excellent mu-
sic with trumpet and cOrnet, accom-
panied by Mrs. Dunn the organist.
News Items In General
The old saying that Friday the
18th is an unlucky day" did not
prove true with Mr. and Mrs. Calvin
Rayne, but rather to the contrary,
when a surprise shower" was given
at their home on that date in honor
of George Harry, the new arrival A
group of ladies called to take a view
of the new boy and left their gifts
collectively, while several others
either sent a gift or called later, the
number of contributors having been
forty or more. The affair was spOn-
I
Paul Long and was a complete sur
prise to both Mr.. and Mrs. Rayne.
the latter having been overwhelmed
with joy and appreciation for the
lovely gifts. Mr.. Rayne is the as
sistant manager to Mr.. l. X. Wiley
of the A. & p Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Lynch, Mrs.
Miriam Dukes and daughter Betty
Jeane returned. to their home in
town last week. after having spent
the summer at Mrs. Bessie Williams
cottage at Bethany Beach.
MIR. and Mrs. Elmer West and son,
George Elmer, and Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Fl. Magee have also closed their cot
tage and returned to their home and
business in town.
Miss Hannah Long has again taken
up her studies at Beaver College.
JenkintOwn, Pa, after spending a
two months vacation with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs Wirrie Long, Wir-
rie Jr., and Lucretia.
The Selbyville friends and, relatives
of Mrs. Lou Wilgus of Roxana, are
extending to her their deepest SYM
pathy in the loss of her husband.
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day of last week. after very shOr: .
illness. We are also expressing our
sympathy to his brother and sister.
Mr.. Alvin F. Wilgus and Mrs. ROxie .
G. Dukes of this town Mr.. Wilgus /
who was called for the funeral has
now returned to his position on a
boat after a short stay with his wife
and their guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Holson and Mr.. and. Mrs. jim
my Wood of Georgetown. Mrs.
Dukes had as her guests until after
the funeral her two sons and daugh-
ter-in-law. Mr.. Alfred c. Dukes of
New York, and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Dukes of Philadelphia. and. Mrs. Eva
B. Moore of Elizabeth, n. J. The
latter's brother and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Brasure and daughter
Ann of Philadelphia, former resi-
dents of this town were also here for
a short while.
Mrs. Catharine Brown and chill
dren, Charles, Betty, Louise and Van .
Murray spent the weekend at Fen
wick Island as the guests of Mr. and ,,
Mrs. W. T. Hudson, Jr., and son
Billy.
M, lido p;oLarde sDovt q, fo,,r dove !
last week with her son and wife, Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Richards of near d,
omar 7
Mrs Hester Ann Hudson had the q
Misfortune to fall at the home of {
ler daughter, Mrs. James f. Wilgus !
few days ago, and is unable to get +
round very much. \
After spending a months vacation /
I his home in town, Lambert Camp Il
ell has returned. to his position on y
n oil tanker running to Texas. His =,
aughter, Mrs. Roy Bunting of Beth
ny Beach was also at home for a
w days last week.
Herman McCabe of Elizabeth, n. j.,
as guest of his parents and sister.
r. and Mrs. Joshua McCabe and al
rs Willis Hudson and family from in
lturday until Monday. al
Mr. and Mrs. Carpenter Hudson
i've sold their home on HOsier Ave ~,
Ie over the railroad, to Mr.. and
RS. Parker Long. and are now un-
II way with plans for the erection - -
a new home on their farm in w
ont of SLEEPY Hollow on the du-
INT Boulevard just out of town. Mr. tel
ID Mrs. Long and their granddaugh- lo'
r, Miss ONEIDA Taylor will move rel
their new home as soon as it is en-
Gated by the Hudson family.
Mrs. Allie Thompson has returned to
her home in Brooklyn. n. Y, after ter
two weeks stay with her mother, thi
s. Arabeile Murray. ]
Mrs. Vurta Law and little son Dom mi
of Philadelphia arrived here on lat
nday from a few weeks stay in E.
rfOlk, Va, with their husband and \
her, Capt. Harry w. Law Of the the
Mars" Her oldest son James, Cit
0 has spent a months vacation at {
ir summer home in town return as
10 his position in Philadelphia last Mr.
* and another son, William, is Bill
' here on a weeks vacation. Mrs. and
v, William and Donald and her bur
Ter, Mr.. d. J. Long we're dinner \
sts of Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Jar ma
and Norman, Jr., on Sunday eve r.
g. Mr.. Long was also a guest of n
cousin, Mrs. Calvin B. Taylor in and
lin, Md, one day last week. Frii
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