Milford chronicle., 1935-05-24
SELBYYHLE
| chareh DoIngs

| Children's Day services will bs
held In Salem M. u. Church mex
Sunday, May 26th, both morning anI
evening. The little tots will take
their part OF the program In the
morning, while the older ones will
carry their part ia the evening. II
Is hoped a good audience will be in
attendance at both services.
A very good representation Of the
Ayeta Council OF PocahOntas and
the Improved Order Of Red Men was
In attendance at church last Sunday
morning and heard a very good SER
mon by the pastor. Rev. e. M. Shock
ley, from the text st. Matthew 23.S-
For One Is Your Master, Even
Chris; and all Ye Are Brethren.
The two classes OF seventh and
eighth grade girls had charge Of the
worship program during the Sun
day School hour on Sunday morn
ing. All members Joined in a song
service with a vocal duet by Marie
West and Elda Hudson with Volta
McCabe at the piano.
( The 18th annual meeting OF the
WOmanis Home Missionary Society
Of Salisbury District was held in
Salem NJ E. Church on Friday, May
l7th The morning session consist
ed Of devotiOns at 1880; welcome
by the pastor Of the church, followed
with greetings from the Auxiliary
by the president, Mrs. Virgil d. Nc
Cabe, and response by Mrs. Annie
Lee Waller Of Delmar, who was later
made president Of the District So
eiety, upon the retirement Of Mrs.
William Downing Of Salisbury, Md.
At 1890 luncheon was served in the
ladies' club room by the members
OF the local society, about so from a
distance having been served. Among
the features Of the AFTERNOON session
was an address by Miss Ruth Wheat
ley, young deacOness from the
Deaconess Home In Wilmington, who
was present on one or two occasions
during Rev. W. v MOOre's pastorate
here, and her talks are Always very
Following this was a
song, II Shall Not Again Pass This
Way" rendered by members OF the
senior choir of the home church,
after which seven ladies from Sails
bury. Nd, put on a very good play
let entitled ''The Good Steward" as
The concluding number Of the pro-
gram. The convention was invited
10 Fruitland. Md, for next year.
News Items In General
We are very sorry there was such /
l misunderstanding between the |
adies Of Selbyvilie and the ladies |
If Millville, In regard to serving the |
weekly dinner to the SeIbyville Ros
AIRY Club last Friday night When
he members OF the club arrived at /
heir usual meeting place they were
minus a dinner for the first time 1
Iiiiee it has been a fixed custom for
he ladies OF Selbytfiie 10 serve
weekly, but however they took IL
good naturedly" and vent out to
on the DUPONT B0uIel
ard where dinner was soon prepared
md served. 1888 ''@s sfa#
The household goods Of DR.. and
lrs. G.. I. Whitaker OF Greenwood
rrived at theii, new home III town
asst Friday, but they VIII stay az
Bethany Beach for several weeks for
he benefit of Mrs. Whitaker,s health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Middleton Of
lridgetOn, N. j., who were recent
isiters with relatives and friends
4 and. near town, were entertained
D dinner by Mr.. and Mrs. William
: Bunting and little son Billy, al
heir home on the dupont Boulevard
II Tuesday evening before return
Is to their home on Wednesday.
Miss Rachel Morris was a week
nd, guest OF her uncle and aunt, DR..
nd Mrs. W. o. Daisey in FFHitland,
Id. DR.. aud Mrs. Daisey came home
18th her ON Sunday evening and
ere guests of her parents, Mr.. and
Irs. Raymond B. Morris for awhile.
A variety shower was given to Mr..
nd Mrs. Clifford. Hudson at the
ONE of the latler's parents, Mr.. and
RS. Charlie Long near town on
uesday evening Of last week. Mrs
udson who was formerly Miss
orOthy Long. Is a niece Of Mrs
gorge II. Magee Of this town, and
former graduate Of Selbyviile High
,hoOl.
Miss Mae McCabe had as her guest
-er the weekend, Miss Hazel Sow
s of Ocean City. Md.
Mrs. Elizabeth Mccormick Of Rox-
IA has been spending a few days
ith her son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
Inn Mccormick aud their daughter
ldrey. at their home near town.
Mr.. Clifford SIMPLER and son Oil
r. of FELTON,, we're guests of the
rmer's sister, Mrs. Katie Stevens
d other relatives here over the
,ek-end.
Miss Ruth McCabe, a graduate
rise of Jefferson Hospital, Phfla-
lphia, accompanied By Mr.. Harley
;Cabe also Of Philadelphia. spent
e day last week with the formers
her and brother, Mr.. Edward L.
,Cabe and Edward, Jr.
Mrs. Ollie Timnons. Mrs. Cora
ucf, Mrs. Marian Dukes and Betty
ane were guests df relatives in
urel last Sunday.
Mrs. W. E. Hastings returned last
ek from a few days stay with
atives on Long Island, N. y.
dessrs. +. w. and Elmer NJ. HolIo-
y made a business trip to Balti- g
re the first of this week. !
Mrs. Albert McCabe of the Bee N
We" returned from business trip
Philadelphia and New York last
ek
Mrs. Lizzie Lynch who has been
ending some time with her son