Milford chronicle., 1935-04-19
SEKBYYTLLE

IVtNer GuNrGu SERVICES
On Palm Sunday special church
services were observed throughout
the day with special music BY the
three choirs and two sermons BY
the pastor, Rev. F. NJ. ShOckley IN
keeping with the occasion. In the
morning two passages OF scripture
were used as q basis OF the sermon,
as follows: ST. Mark lI:9-And. they
cried Hosanna! and st. Matthew
27:22 They all say, Let Him be
lcruciiled The Senior Choir sank
"Hosalna To The Lord" IN the
morning, and by request again IN the
evening when the Misses Mary Ste
vens, Elizabeth Murray. Loretta
Long, Hazel Holland, Lucretia Long,
Rachel Morris and Virginia Long
took active part in the worship pro-
gram, with the other members OF the
Young Peoples Choir assisting with
the music.
Holy Week is being observed with
the last service at the church before
Easter, held on Good Friday after
toon from 2.sO to 3 o'clock.
The three choirs are Eehearsing
special music for the Easter services
on next Sunday, and the Rev. Shock
ley has requested all the young mar
ried couples OF the town and COM
munity to occupy the west block Of
the church in the evening and assist
with the worship program. The
committee named for making this
matter publicly known includes Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Watson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Conn Scott, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Mason Sprague.
The WOman's Foreign Missionary
Society held its monthly meeting at
the home Of Mrs. ]. L. Long on Tues
day evening Of this week, with the
president and secretary, Mrs. Mary
G. Law and. Miss Clara Holloway in
their respective places. Mrs. Z. NJ.
ShOekley, program chairman, rem
dered a very interesting Missionary
program, after which those present
enjoyed very pleasant social eve
ming with Mrs. Long.
News Items In General
The SeIbyville Community Club
held its bi-monthly meeting last
Thursday evening instead of the af-
ternoon as is its usual custom, i'm
order to have Prof. Albert Farley
and DR.. Sargent as speakers, the
former speaking on Accidents In
The Home" while the latter talked
on "Children's Diseases" Mrs. LeOna
Pepper and Mrs. Alice Long were in |
charge Of the program while Mrs.
Mabel Evans and Mrs. Milo Clark |
were hOstesses for the evening.
Mrs. IlOxie G. Dukes had. as guests |
over the weekend, her son, Alfred |
G. Dukes, of Astoria, Long Island, |
and friend, Miss Katie Aspin and sis /
ter, Miss Dorothy Aspin and Tiny /
BOydwin OF Philadelphia. Mrs. Dukes
gave a birthday dinner on Sunday In /
honor of her sons birthday anniVer-
sary with the following additional /
guests present for the occasion: Mr..
and Mrs. William FarlOW, the latter
being the former Miss L0nise Thorn
as, OF Berlin, Md, Miss Helen Scott
and Joseph Harrison, Of Phlladel-
phia.
We are extending congratulations
to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. Holloway,
who are quietly observing theiEs37th
anniversary this Saturday,
April 2Oth
U, S. Senator. John G. Townsend,
Jr., and friend, of Washington, ID.
c., Mr.. Preston c. Townsend of town,
we're dinner guests Of the formers
and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. John A. Tubbs. on Sunday.
Senator Townsend also attended the
spring dinner of the GridifOn Club
IA Washington ON Saturday evening.
Mrs. COvingtOn Townsend and Mrs.
Peter Whaley, members of the Della
ware Daughters OF the American
Revolution are attending the 44th
Congress held in Wash
ngtOn this week. A Delaware State l
Meeting was held on Tuesday after
loon in Continental Hall and a Del
ware State banquet was held that J
light in the MayfOwer Hotel. Mrs.
d. Roosevelt win entertain
he Daughters at the White House
N Saturday afternoon.
Little Sarah Elizabeth Townsend
S spending the time with her grand r
lIrents, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Cooke, I
4 Georgetown. during her mothers =
bsence. and Mr.. Townsend Is spend
lg the week with his cousin Pres
on. I
Mrs. c. W. Wiigus and daughter.
Irs. Nettie West spent a few days
lst week with Mr.. and Mrs. Carl =
'epper and Mr., and Mrs. Howard !
IeLaughlin in Philadelphia. Mr.. I
yilgns accompanied by his sister
l-law, Mrs. Hetty Lynch OF Frank II
,rd, met them at State Road on .
unday. .
Miss Pearl Frazer OF RehObOth, a + +
,rmer Kindergarten teacher OF this :
,wn. was a guest Of Mr., and Mrs. =
Orman G. Davis ana son John, from
lturday until Monday.
Miss Ellen Williams and mother,
RS. Edward Kimmell, ot Philadel-
hia. are spending the Easter vaca-
on with the formers grandmother.
rs. Hetty Williams, at her home
] Church street.
John Robert Law. son OF Capt and
rs. John s. Law, OF this town, has
st been made president of Gam
a 0mlcron Chapter OF Psi Omega
ltiOnal Dental Social Fraternity,
the Medical College Of Virginia.
Richmond. and is also vice-presi-
mt OF the Junior Dental Glass at
az Institution.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. Murray OF
sadon. Pa, were guests OF his
other. Mrs, Essie Murray over the
sek-end.
Mrs. Wirrie Long. Wirrie, Jr., and
;. William +. Long went TO Phila-
Iphia last week for the formers