Milford chronicle., 1935-03-15
SELBYVILLE
Chureh Notes

Church Notes
During the Sunday School hour OF
Sunday morning. Mr.. w. R. Tubbs
our Missionary superintendent, askel
the different classes to be as liberia
as possible in order that a deficit o
$500 be raised to bring up the
Missionary fund 10 its usual amount
TOR the year., and. $l07.20 was the re-
Spouse to the calf, for which Mr.
dubbs expressed his sincere thanks
and appreciation.
Revival services are still In prog.
Tess and the pastor, Rev. z. M
shockley, is laboring hard under the
work, but not very much interest Is
being manifested Very good ser
mons have been preached by our own
pastor, and the Rev. l. L. Powell OF
Bishopville was the speaker on Tues
day evening, while the Rev. r. p.
Nichols Of Princess Ann, Md, de-
Hvered a helpful message on Friday
night
The topic of the sermon on Sun
day morning was Worldwide Ser
vice" the text being Acts 1:S-Ye
shall be my witnesses in both Jeru-
salem and Juda, and to the utter
most parts OF the earth. Text for
the evening: Isiah I:18-Come let
us. reason together.
The lovely chancel bouquet on
Sunday morning was In memory OF
Mrs. Ann Long, wife of the late
Armell r. Long, the former having
departed this life on that date seven
years ago.
Mrs. r. B. Morris was hostess to
the Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety at her home on Dukes street.
Tuesday afternoon Of this week from
2 until 4.
News Items
Birthday celebrations have been
very much in order during the pres
ent month.
Mrs. Beulah McCabe and daughter
Maude. spent a few days recently in
Swarthmore, Pa. where Mrs. Nc
Cabe was given party in honor of
her birthday at the home OF her son
ana wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. McCabe
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Tubbs en-
tertained a few friends in honor OF
his natal day at their home on
Church street. Monday evening.
March 4th. Mr.. and. Mrs Tubbs al
so entertained a number of friends
at bridge on Wednesday night
On Thursday afternoon, March 9TH
approximately 30 friends and ,rela-
tives of Mrs. Mary Stevens assembled
at her home over the bridge on North
Main street, and joined her in cele-
bTating the day completing her SOth
year of helpful service to her family
and friends. A very pleasant after
noon was spent with Aunt Mary"
and in the evening a group of other
friends went in when she was given
a second celebration in honor of the
day.
Miss Elizabeth West observed her
18th birthday anniversary by enter
tanning a few friends at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
West, Jr., on Friday evening. March
9Th. Those present were the Misses
Pauline and Esther Layton, and
Florence King of town. and the
Messrs. Clarence Short, Earl Pepper
and Dale Workman of Georgetown. /
After refreshments were served. all |
returned to their various homes, /
hoping for the return of many sim
liar occasions.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman C. Davis en-
tertained the latter's parents, Mr.. /
and Mrs. Robert Hudson, to dinner |
on Sunday, March 10th, the occasion
being Mr.. Hudson's 10th birthday.
Late in the afternoon Mrs. Davis and
son John accompanied them to their
home near town and were their
guests for the evening meal.
Monday, March nth marking the
anniversary of Mrs. Essie
Tunnel Murray, her son and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. Murray of
Yeadon, Pa, came down on Friday
night and remained with her for
dinner on Sunday in honor OF the
event, They presented her with
lovely pastel picture of Crater Lake,
Oregon, enlarged from a snapshot
picture taken while on their western
trip in 1888. Mrs. Marray is quite
appreciative of the gift due to the
lhct that she was present when the
snapshot was taken and that the
is also a piece of her sons
own hand-wOrk At noon on Mon
lay Mrs. Murray was a luncheon
guest of her brOther-in-law and sis
Ter, Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. HOllO- g
way, aud was entertained to dinner !
n the evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Mason
sprague.
We are taking this means Of eX- q
ending congratulations and best q
wishes to Col Theodore Townsend
,ditor Of the Milford Chronicle. who
s observing his SOth birthday ami |
Tersary on Saturday, March 10th.
Mrs. Eva b. Moore of Elizabeth.
Y j., has been visiting relatives in 7
own. n
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Buell. and two a
aughters. Jeanette and Carolyn, re- a
urned home last week from two L
months stay in Florida. While there Y
hey took in many places of interest t
nd also had lovely trip both to
nd from the Southland, making !
lumber of stops each way. '
Mrs. Frank Simpler was dinner q
nest of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Hamblin O
n Sunday.
Mrs. Beulah West of GAINESVILLE, u
spending some time with her j.
lother and sister. Mrs. LauTa i. u
ong and Mrs. Audrey Layton, at II
leir home with Mrs. Longs brother, :
ohm II. Baker. near. the DUPONT ,
ouleVard.
Wissahickon Tribe No 20, I'M "
roved. Order of Red Men adopted a 81
ass Of ''Pale Faces" on Wednesday o
Ight Of last week following which o.
lite crowd were present for an z
7ster supper On Thursday night, ,
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