Milford chronicle., 1935-09-06
SELBYVILLE
Church News

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DR.. John J. Bunting superintender
, of Salisbury District of the Wi
mington M. E. Conference, will b
here and preach his first official sci
mon in Salem M. T.. Church mex
Sunday evening at z o'clock. Thi
will be the first evening service G
the fall, and as DR.. Bunting was for
L merly of this locality, it is hoped
fine audience will greet the official
ing minister. Immediately follow
ing the sermon DR.. Bunting will pre-
L side at the Second Quarterly Con
ference held in the Sunday SchOo
e room, and it is also hoped all mem
bers of the official board will b.
. present for the meeting.
Last Sunday morning, Rev. f. NJ
: ShOckley, the pastor in charge ha(
for his script lesson a part of thu
fourth chapter of the Gospel of St
John-the story of Jesus talking
with the woman of Samaria-anC
took for his text part of the 27tt
verse of the same chapter-And they
marvelled that he talked with a wO-
man. Rev. DOnOhOe an undenOmina-
tiOnal evangelist who has just opened
a series of tent meetings in town
was present and made the opening
prayer, and was accompanied by his
wife and the two lady musicians.
DR.. Z. c. Hallman superintendent
of the Dover District of the VI. +.
Conference, was also present and
pronounced the benedictiOn. DR..
and Mrs. Hallman and the latter's
brother and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Tay-
lOr. who have just completed ten
days cruise on the formers new
yacht. came up from Ocean City,
Md, for the church services.
Mrs. Dunn the Organist is still
confined to her home due to illness,
but we are glad to say is slowly i'm
proving and we hope will soon be
out again.
News Items In General
At 1.3O o'clock on Saturday after
noon August 31st, 1885, the stork
visited the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Calvin T. Rayne on Dukes street,
and left a nine pound baby boy as
the brother of jeanette and Calvin.
Jr.. who spent Sunday with their
aunt, Mrs. Naomi Long Marvel in
Salisbury, Md, she having returned
with them for the evening. Mother
and son are doing nicely under the
care of Mrs. Paul Long and Miss
Electa Long as nurses. The name
for the new boy is George
Harry.
The weather was rather cool and
damp over the Labor Day holiday
period and many of the vacatiOnists
called off their visits to the country
and seashOre. yet there were quite
a few who did make their annual
visit as usual.
Mrs. Elmer West and son George
Elmer. spent last week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar T. West, and Mr.. and
Mrs Raymond Mills, at Atlantic
City, y. j. Mr.. West went up for
them and also spent the holiday pc
riod with his brother and family.
Mrs Lydia Long Riggin of Newark,
n j., is on a two weeks vacation
with her three sisters, Mrs. Carpen
Ter Hudson, Mrs Ollie Morris and /
Mrs. Irving Hudson. Her husband,
Mr.. Robert Riggin. to whom her
took place quite recently, 5
,ame for the Labor Day weekend !
Professor and Mrs. d. A. Petry !
laVe returned to their home in Eel /
on, after a few days visit with the
alters brother-in-law and sister. S
Mr.. and Mrs w. NJ. Long at SLEEPY I
Hollow" O
Mrs. ROXie G. Dukes has returned e
rom a weeks visit with her son and T.
wife, Mr.. and Mrs Walter Dukes in il
She was accompanied 5
lone by another son, Alfred c, I
Dukes of Astoria. Long Island, and fl
lis friend, Miss Katie Aspin of S
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Mr. and Mrs. w. T. Hudson, Jr., O
nd son Billy have been entertaining A
lr and Mrs. Samuel Sneighter of N
'edricktuwn, y. j., at their home G
ear town and at their summer home
I kenwick Island during the past d
eek. in
After having spent the summer II
ith his parents, Capt. and Mrs. John Ia
Law. John Robert Law, who is
senior in the School of Dentistry IA
the Medical College of Virginia fir
Richmond, returned on Monday ar
th Dr. Charles Marhart, associate NJ
ofessor of Prosthetic Dentistry at Sc
e same institution, who has spent
p summer at RehOboth Beach ha
Captain Law who has been i'll for he
2 past few days is very much bet an
Mrs. Essie Murray went to Phila tn
Iphia on a shopping trip Wednes- ".
v of last week and remained with pa
r son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Fred ine
Murray, in YeadOn, until Saturday. do
en- they accompanied her home low
/ spent the holiday period going gal
their cottage at Fenwick Island SCI
Sunday Mr. and Mrs Elmer Yo1
llOway and son also joined the He
'ty and picnicked for the day. Qui
1rs. Lizzie Lynch and daughter and
S. Raymond Rinsler and family new
| as their guests on Sunday the Qui
mer's two sons and three daugh- of s
s-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon ten
lch of Bayard. Mr.. and Mrs. Sew Mis-
Lynch. and Mrs. Mary Lynch of Mr.
ladelphia. Mrs. Ringler has been who
te sick with the grippe since her ing
Irn from the seashOre, but is now sire
overing very nicely. Mrs
Ir. and Mrs. Rowland Herdman
children, Doris and Beckley, of
er. spent the weekend with her
ants, Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Pepper.
n spending a week in the Beebe A
pital at Lewes, Mr. Homer Fl. o'cl
per returned home on Sunday NJ
his sister, Miss Mary Pepper, dew