Milford chronicle., 1935-11-01
SELBYVILLE
Church News

Church News
The members Of the Home Mis-
sionary Society Of Salem NJ. t.
Church realized a satisfactory sum
OF about $1,000 clear gain from the
supper held in the club hall on
Thursday night Of last week.
Last Sunday was the annual Mis-
sionary Day and the gifts were also
satisfactory to the treasury Of the
Worlds Service program. The pas
tor preached a sermon appropriate
for the occasion using a text Of a
double nature, namely, ST. Matthew
IL and 2S-Come unto me all ye,
and St. Matthew 2S and 19-Go ye.
The Senior and Junior Choirs rem
dIsred some excellent music in the
morning and the Young Peoples
Choir added much to the interest OF
the worship program in the evening,
at which time the pastor brought to
a close a series of sermons, the pic
ture for the concluding number be-
ing ''The Christ" while the text was
found in Revelation / and. ST. am
Alpha and Omega.
Members Of the Young Peoples
Division of the church will assist
the pastor with the services next
Sunday night.
News Items In General
Dorothy and Grace West Of Clarks-
vile spent last week at the home of
their grandmother and aunt, Mrs.
Laura e. Long and Mrs Audrey Lay
ton as the guests Of their cousins,
the Misses Pauline and Esther lay
ton. Mrs. Longs sOn-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
McMullen and two children, Ray and
Vivien were also guests there over
, the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Watson and
children Bobby and Rebecca spent
last Sunday with relatives at HOus-
ton.
Friends are extending sympathy
to Mr.. Thomas Timmons, assistant
cashier of The Baltimore Trust Co. |
Bank, in the loss of his father, Mr.. |
Cyrus Timmons of Whaley, last week.
Miss Rata Long, a student of Bea-
com College, Wilmington, was at
home with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. |
Walter Long over the weekend.
Mrs. Emory McCaibe and daughter,
Mrs. Jehu McCabe, Mrs. Clarence
Tingle and Mrs Roberta McCabe
made a business trip to Wilmington
and Philadelphia last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Davis OF
Clarksville, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Hudson and Mrs. Sarah M. Hollo-
way of near town were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs Norman Davis for the
day on Sunday.
Mr.. w. r. Tubbs was confined to
his home the first of the week due
to illness.
Mr.. Calvin Rayne has returned
to his position as assistant to Mr..
/. r. Wiley, manager of the A. & P.
Store, after enjoying weeks vaca-
ton with pay, having been won as
a prize in a recent contest. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rayne and three children spent
last Saturday in Salisbury, Md, as
the guests of Mrs. Rayne's sister,
Mrs. Naomi Long Marvil and fam
lily.
Miss Electa Long. jeanette and ;
Calvin Rayne, Jr., spent last Friday {
at the home of the formers brother !
and sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. G. n
T. Long, at Showell, Md.
Mrs. Louis Daisey and daughter !
Blanche, of Omar, visited relatives 7
in town on Saturday.
Mr.. Joshua B. Richards came {
down from Philadelphia on Satur-
day and. spent the night with his 4
wife at the home of her mother and [
brother, Mrs. Henrietta Long and '
Mr.. Frank A. Long, both returning q
to their home on Sunday, after Mrs. |
Richards had spent the past week in t
looking after her brother since his a
return from Jefferson Hospital. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Tracey went
TO Lewes on Saturday for their son 1
Edwin, who underwent a tonsil op- {
grafton at the Beebe Hospital on {
tuesday.
Elvon Franklin still remains in l.
he same hospital, receiving treat t
nent for a broken leg and other in Il
uries sustained in a motorcycle h
lccident three weeks ago. /,
Mrs. Raymond Ringler has re- n
urned from two weeks stay in 3
hospital and is now G
progressing very nicely. N
Mr. and Mrs Harold Magee and d
laughter Shirley, of Philadelphia, al
we're guests of his and her parents, N
dr. and. Mrs. Ira Magee and Mr.. N
md Mrs. w. o. MeCabe over the al
weekend. Mrs. McCabe has been i'll al
With a cold for the past few days, D;
rhile Mr. McCabe has suffered quite te
ONE trouble since the extraction Il
{ tooth on Sunday morning. NJ
Mr.. F. W. Holloway who was i'll SO
n last week and unable to go TO tn
is place of business is now out IN
gain, though not fully recovered sp
et
Mr.. Vance Lynch of Bayard, was a
inner guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. M.
ynch last Sunday.
Miss Louise Brasure was an over
light guest OF her uncle and aunt, OF
n. and Mrs. ArIneH A. Hudson on ga
,ednesday and Thursday of last
eek. during the absence of her F.
arents. Ga
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Jarvis and tn
orman, Jr., had with them for the eel
ly on Sunday, the formers brothes-
-Iaw and. three sisters, Mr.. and bu
RS. Olan Shockley and two chill al
'en, and the Misses Nellie and
unice Jarvis Of Berlin, Md. far
Mr.. Howard Pepper and Miss III
azel Holland mutored to Claymont e,
Saturday and the formers
other, Mrs. c. H. Pepper returned
It'll them on Sunday after having %. 20.
ent the week with her daughter, ~
RS. WoOdburn James and family. W.
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