Milford chronicle., 1935-06-07
SELBYYILLE
BaccaIaureate sermon other
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4 The graduating class Of Selbyville
High Schoo! accompanied by the en-
tire teaching faculty of the school
lattended church in a body on Sunday
morning for the baccalaureate SER
mon by the pastor, Rev. E. M. Shock
ley, from the text-Is the Young
Man Safe? found in End Samuel, 18th
chapter, and the S2nd verse. The
pastor added another phrase max
ing ii "Is the Young Man-The
Young Woman Safer In a plain
simple way he exhorted them to
take Jesus as their guide In all ac-
tivities of life and assured them they
would be perfectly safe under his
guidance.
The sixteen graduates are as fol-
lows: Lameta Goodwin, Dorothy
Ritchie, Helen Morris, Elizabeth
West, Audrey Mccormick, Cathryn
Bunting, Esther Layton, GeOTganna
Bennett, Pearl Murray, Pauline Nc
Cabe. Carrie Lynch, Cleo Corby,
Althea Pepper, GeOrgetta Walker,
James Carey and Clifford Evans.
Many of the parents and relatives
from Selbyville, ROxana, BayVille and
Fenwick Island were present for the
sermon.
In the evening the usual services
were in order with a sermon from
St. Matthew 6:37-He that cometh
unto me l will in no wise cast out.
The evening services for the month
OF June will be based on the great
hymns of the church, Just AS |
Am" having been the beginning OF
a series of five.
AS Selbyville claims a large per-
eentage of the membership of DOric
Lodge No. 80, A. F. & A. NJ, of Mill
vile, the members of that fraternity
will attend church here on Sunday
morning, June 10th for special SER
mon by the pastor in charge, at 1890
o'clock. Members OF other Masonic
fraternities who reside in this COM
munity are also invited to be pres
ent.
News Items In General
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Addy of Pitts
buFgh, Pa, who have been spending
a few weeks at their cottage at I
Bethany Beach were entertained to
dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs |
Paul West with the latter's father, !
Mr.. Charles Hudson, on Tuesday of |
last week.
Rev. and Mrs. E. NJ. Shockley spent |
Decoration Day at their cottage, the |
Shoc-Lee, also at Bethany Beach |
with DR.. and Mrs. w. +. Gunby and .
son Walter, of Wilmington as their
guests. The Gunbys were looking
after their new cottage that is near
ing completion next door to the
Shoc-Lee on the north end of the
town, having sold the one they built
last year on the south end of the
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Law are
spending q few weeks at their cot
tage while Mr. Law is supervising
the work on Dr. Gunby's building,
and others.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Tubbs went to
Laurel on Sunday to call on a form
er friend and neighbor, Mrs. Ida
Lynch Owens, who is not making
much progress since her recent i'll
ness.
Mrs. Miriam Dukes, Mrs. Nettie
West and Mrs. ROXie G. Dukes went (
10 Philadelphia on Wednesday prior
% Decoration Day and remained
'ver the weekend. The former, Mrs.
Dukes visited friends and relatives,
While the latter Mrs. Dukes spent
he time with her son and wife, Mr..
md Mrs. Walter Dukes Mrs. West I
vas a guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Carl I
'epper and Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
icLaughlin and went TO Atlantic I
'ity, N. j., on Sunday. l
Mr.. and Mrs. Mason Sprague en-
to dinner one evening last !
'eek, Principal and Mrs. T. w. S
lOwie and Mr.. and Mrs. J. Conn
colt
Mrs. Aehsia Hamblin Murray ac-
Mr.. Simpson Lynch to
where they spent the
eek-end with the formers sister,
iss Cecile Hamblin, who came over T
ON New York where she is at r
nding school. +
Mrs. Eva B. Moore of Elizabeth. q
j., made a flying visit in town =
e last of the week. :,
Miss Mary Flood and friend Larry =
arlet. of Wilmington, were guests ;,
- -
,hn Flood over the Weekend. =,
John Robert Law has returned to =
e Medical College of Virginia, in =
edmond, where he is taking .
urse in dentistry. after having ~
ent weeks vacation with his par .
is, Capt. and Mrs. John S. Law. - -
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. MCGEE u
d Master George Elmer West were a.
ests of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Hud- q
n in Frankford, on Sunday. n,
Miss Ellen Williams of Philadel- pl
ia spent last week with her grand p
,ther, Mrs. Hetty Williams. ia
Mrs. Emory McCabe and daughters OF
i've and Mary went to Wilmington is
ursday, where they remained with IN
? formers sister, Mrs. JudsOn Ry-
and family until Sunday, when ID
hu McCabe. friend of Olive, mo- III
ed up for them, returning that pi
ening. I'll
Mr.. and Mrs. Sewell Lynch and ed
s. Earl Lynch of Philadelphia, ST
re guests of the formers mother d.
sister. Mrs. Lizzie Lynch and GC
S. Raymond Ringler and family tn
a short while last week. DE-
Harold Goodwin, son of George C. fo
dwin, garage owner and Ford ca
Her, and John R. Davis went to ha
ney, Ohio, on Wednesday of last alb
elk, returning on Saturday with an
-tO-date Ford bus to be used to mi
lvey passengers to and from this Vo
m and Milford, in connection with M
Philadelphia bus line. IVA
herman McCabe of Elizabeth, N. az,