Milford chronicle., 1935-05-17
SELBYVILLE
Mothers Day Program-O Other

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Sunday School Glass presented
Mothers Day program during tn
Sunday School session last Sunda,
morning, consisting Of readings an,
music, both vocal and instrumental
the class as a whole rendering a few
selections. The members who tool
active part in the program and alst
secured flowers for the entire day
were the Mesdames Hester Dunn
Nettie West, Mabel Evans, Miriam
Dukes, Enid Ringler, Bertha West
Jennie Wilgus, Minerva Pepper, Ids
CULLEN, Katie Parsons, Eva HollO.
way, Lille McCabe and Mae Morris
by whom the invocation was made
Former members of the class who
came over from the Junior Depart
ment where they are now teaching
and assisted with the music were
Ethel Long, Lena Mumford and Del
phina Davis. There were five absent
members. Mr.. Philip Young, direc-
tor of the Blue and Orange Orches-
ira Of Selbyville High School and
Miss Virginia Long, one of the High
School girls and a member of the
orchestra. very kindly rendered the
"Old Rugged Cross" with trumpet
and cOrnet, accompanied by Mrs.
Dunn at the pipe organ.
The Mothers Day services con-
tinued throughout the day, and fol-
lowing the Sunday School period the
pastor, Rev. f. VI. ShOekley, preached
from the text Exodus 2:9-And the
woman took the child and nursed it,
The Senior and Junior ChOirs rem
dered some special numbers for the
occasion.
The evening sermon was tribute
to both Father and Mother, the pas
tor having used as his text the Fifth
Commandment: Honor Thy Father
and Thy Mother.
Among the floral decorations on
Sunday was lovely basket Of flOw-
ers used as a chancel bouquet, do |
mated by Mr. George Clendaniel and |
sons, Bobby, Leonard and Joe, in |
memory of their wife and mother, |
Mrs. Maud Clendaniel. who passed |
away about six months ago, she hav-
ing been the second Mrs. Clendaniel |
and the step-mOther of the last son |
mentioned.
The Ladies' Aid Society under the
presidency of Mrs. c. II. Pepper held
its last monthly meeting for the sea-
son on Tuesday evening of last
week, having adjourned until Sep
tember. as is the usual custom of
the society. Mrs. Raymond Ringler
was in charge of the social hour
and with four little girls presented
very enjoyable musical program
as follows: Piano solo by each,
Ruth Morris and Betty Brown; vocal
duet by Louise Brasure and Mary
Lou Scott, with Mrs. Sarah Scott at
the piano, and piano duet by Louise
Brasure and Ruth Morris. A few
simple games followed and lovely
homemade candies were served by
Mrs. Mae Morris, chairman of re-
freshments for the evening.
News Items In General
Miss Rachel Morris spent the
weekend in Chambersburg. Pa, hav-
ing accompanied some friends there
to attend a pageant presented by !
the students of Wilson College, on
Saturday II
DR.. and Mrs. Wilber Tunnel and |
the formers two sisters. Mrs. \
Blanche HolbrOOk and Mrs. Myrtle \
Booth of Philadelphia were guests Il
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank W. Holloway n
for short while on Sunday. HI
The members of the Selbyville 4
volunteer Fire Co. will hold a car
nival on the vacant lot of J. r. Buell. H
on Dukes street in front of the D. \
A. Petry property, beginning on Fri
day, May 31st and ending on Satur-
day night. June Sth. There will be 1
a Ferris wheel and the newest in l
kiddie rides, and prizes given out |
each night. Parade on Thursday, 1
June 9Th at D. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Pepper en-
Lertained at 6 o'clock turkey din Il
ner on Saturday evening prior to II
Mothers Day with the following II
members of the family present:
Messrs. Homer and Howard Pepper II
of town. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bunting II
and four children of DagsborO. Mr.. II
and Mrs. Roland Herdman and chill Il
1ren Doris and Beckley of Dover, Mr.. A
and Mrs. WOOdburn James and chill X
1ren Minerva and John Warren of II
Claymont The Bunting and Herd
man families remained with them
Tor Sunday
Sharon, the little three and one
lalf year old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace Pepper met with quite a
painful accident when he and Billy *
long an older boy, collided, the for
ner on a tricycle. and the latter on
bicycle, Wednesday evening of last !
week. 1t was necessary for Mrs.
'epper to take her little son to the L
'ennsylvania Hospital in Philadel-
lhia, for treatment on Monday of
his week, she being a graduate nurse
# that hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Rogers and
laughter Esther of Wilmington, for
nerly of this town. and Mrs. Rogers
ather, Mr.. Hickman of MillsbOro TX
TENDED church here on Sunday
lOrning and made a short call with
Ormer friends. TX
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Rayne and ID
hildren had as their guests on Sun
ay, Mr.. and Mrs. Emory Marvel and
on, of Salisbury, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgel McCabe and IL
tile daughter Edna, accompanied lk
Irs. McCabe's mother Mrs. James
ohnson to Philadelphia on Monday Is
Ir the treatment of her eyes. Vir-
el, Jr. and Clay stayed with their Z
unit Grace at the home of their
rand-father until the return of their
arents. TX
Mr.. and Mrs. Judson Ryan and
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