Milford chronicle., 1935-03-22
SELBYYILLE
Church Services

morning when about IL young peo
pie, confessed Christ as their savio
at the communion service, the re
suit of Decision Day being Observer
during the Sunday School hour
prior to the preaching services
There we're 1O2 communicates whit
partoOk of the Lords supper.
In the evening the Misses Eleano
Mumford, Virginia Long, Jane Ken
ney, Eucretia Long and Rachel Nor
ris assisted Rev. ShOckley with thu
worship services, with special mu
sic by the Young Peoples Choir.
Next Sunday night the Sunda,
School class of Mr.. w. r. Tubbs viii
assist the pastor with the worship
program, and II is hoped a goodly
number will be present.
Wirrie Long, Sr., director of the
Senior Choir was i'll on Sunday and
unable to attend church, but is now
better and out again.
News Items
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Whaley mo-
tOred over to Baltimore on Tuesday
of last week where they attended a
meeting of the Maryland, State Flu
neral Directors Association in the
Lord Baltimore Hotel, after which
they visited Mr.. Whaley's sister, Miss
Maud Whaley, who is i'm training at
Union Memorial Hospital, arriving
at their home here on Wednesday
night. Mr.. Whaley also made an
other business trip to Baltimore on
Friday.
Mrs. ROxie G. Dukes had as her
guests for a few days last week, Mrs.
Jennie Hackett of Roselle Park, and
Mrs. Eva B. Moore of Elizabeth, n. J.
Mrs. Maggie Harrison, "a shut-in"
for some time past. due to a broken
wrist and injuries resulting from
fall last September, was given lit
tle surprise party at her home near
town last Thursday afternoon. spOn-
sOred by Miss Clara A. Holloway.
Mrs. Harrison who will be so years
old the 22nd of August, was quite
apprecative of her gifts and very
much enjoyed the group singing
many of her favorite Old-time songs
and prayer by her pastor. Rev. +. NJ.
Shockley.
Mr., and Mrs. Il. B. Morris and
daughters Rachel and Janet, had as
their dinner guests on Sunday last.
DR.. and Mrs. w. 0. Daisey of Fruit
land, Md. and Roland West of Mill
willie.
W. NJ. Long was able to spend last
Thursday with his uncle and aunt,
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Brasure at
Clarksville, but has since been not
very good.
Mrs Helen WauSeT was dinner
guest Of her cousins, the Misses Liz
zic and Helen Bishop in BishOpville,
Md, on Sunday.
The Misses Grace Long and Kath-
ryn CULLEN, Mrs. Lizzie Hamblin,
Mrs, Ida CULLEN and Mrs, MOsley
MumfOrd went to Philadelphia after
school on Friday. where they spent
the Weekend with relatives and the
latter two visited their brother.
Elisha Collins, who is ilhin hos
pital there. Mrs. Hamblin who went
TO meet her daughter. Miss CeCilc
lIambliD, accompanied the latter to
New York for few days stay, where
shc is in training for nurse.
Mrs. Clara E. West, of West Breeze
Hotel, Bethany Beach. spent last
Friday in town as the guest of her
sOn and wife. MIR. and Mrs. Paul
West at their home OH Church street. |
Miss Della Hill and her nephew, |
Everett Hill, each had a birthday
on Friday, March 9Th, !
and in honor of the two events. Miss |
fill and her nephew accompanied
hy Mrs. |. l.. Long were invited to |
spend the evening with Mr.. and Mrs. |
Long and daughters, Irene, |
Doris and Louise, at their home near
town, and a very enjoyable evening |
was had by all.
Herman McCabe Of Elizabeth. n. |
j., has been spending few days !
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua
McCabe. and also his brOther-in-law !
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Willis Hud- I
son. |
Mrs. McCabe speut one day last /
week with Mr.. and Mrs. William Tor +
bert in Dover
Mr. and Mrs. JudsOn Ryan and /
three children. Gwen. Anna Mac and
Estellc. Of Wilmington, were guests
of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. W. r.
Hudson. ST.. over the weekend.
Mr. aud Mrs. william Grecubcrg
were host aud hostess at seven
table bridge supper on Thursday
night.
Miss Neva Nichols. . student nurse
Of jefferson Hospital, Philadelphia,
has returned to her duties after
few weeks stay lat home with her
NFru frstr ]
Burke Stevens of Philadelphia
spent few days last week with his
mother. Mrs. Mary Stevens. and also
listed Mr.. aud Mrs. Hugh Stevens
nd family.
Mrs. Joshua Murray who has been
Il for a few days is very much bet I
eT.
Miss Maude McCabe has also been J
Oniined to her home for several days
Iuc TO a severe cold. 2
Mrs. c. c. Murray has been a pa
lent in the Becbe Hospital at Lewes c
uring the past week with Mrs. Paul o
.Ong of this town, as her nurse. r
Mrs. James Z. Hudson went to
iilford ON Sunday to visit her hus- c
and who has been under treatment q
d the Emergency Hospital for sew
raj weeks past. We are sorry Mr.. b
Iudson is not responding TO treat "
tent as rapidly as it was hoped that t'
G might.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gray Of a
were guests of Mr.. and a.
Irs. Henry Mumford and family on II
aturday evening. and Mrs. Mamie
vain, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Swain N
nd daughter Anna Mae also Of
rrnrn Ihnir giInaia nm ID