Milford chronicle., 1935-02-08
SELBYYILLE
Church Affairs

in his pllifd attempt. 10. pfeacn ula
last official sermon in Salem M. r.
Church last Sunday morning,
though his coming was unannounced
due to the fact that he had met with
disappointment on two other dates
after the. announcement had been
made. DR.. White preached a very
able sermon from the text, Isaiah,
52nd chapter, and a part Of the first
verse-Awake, awake; put on thy
strength, o Zion; put on. thy beauti-
full garments, o Jerusalem. Loyalty
to Christ" was tile theme Of the SER
mon.
Rev. Sbockley occupied the pulpit
as usual on Sunday evening and
preached a very good sermon from
the fifth chapter Of Amos, and. a
part of the gath verse, Let Little
Righteousness Run Down Like a
Stream" ..
The Youth Conference will be held
in Salisbury, Md, on Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday, February 22nd,
2Srd and 24th; and the pastor is ask
ing all the young people who can
find it convenient 70 do so, to at
tenu inc conference.
Club DOlDgs
Mrs. Raymond B. Morris was
chairman Of the program at the reg
ular meeting of the Ladies Coinmnn-
ity Club on Thursday afternoon; with
Miss Marian F. Breck Of Dover. State
supervisor of Home Economics, as
the principal speaker for the Occa-
sion using Better Homes" as her
subject. Other features Of the pro-
grain were solo, "Oh the Good Old
Ship LOlly Pop" by Mary Lou Scott,
and several piano and cOrnet selec-
tiOns by the Misses Rachel Morris
and Virginia Long. Mrs. J. Conn
Scott, End. vice-presldent, presided
over the business session. and re-
freshments we're served by Mrs. !
Charles Kelley and. Mrs. Clifton |
Hastings, hOstesses for the day.
At the Rotary Club on Friday eve- |
ming, DR.. II. V. Holloway of Dover, |
State supervisor of Public 1hstruc- |
ton, was the guest speaker. giving |
a wonderful address on the "Phi- |
lOsophy of Rotary" Dr. Holloway |
was born and reared in SelbyYille
and his relatives aud friends are al
ways glad to welcome him back.
Rev 4. NJ. Shockley was also a guest /
for the evening. The dinner was
served by a group from the Com
muDity Club, with Mrs. Hillary HOI-
land as chairman, her assistants be-
ing Miss Christine Baker. teacher. Of
Home Economics IN Selbyville
School, Mrs. Essie Murray, Mrs, f.
V. Baker, Mrs. CASHIER Evans, Mrs.
". NJ. Long. Mrs. James B. McCabe
and Mrs, Earl Shockley.
Views Items
Mr.. aud Mrs, John B. McCabe and
he formers two sons. Jehu and Wal
er, entertained a number OF re1a-
ives aud friends at their home on
West Church Street, Friday evening,
Feb. LIST, in honor of the occasion OF
Mr. McCabe's' Goth birthday ami
'ersary. Their guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert McCabe and daughter
Volta, Mr.. and Mrs. Granville Camp
lell, Lorenga McCabe, Charles Ham
,lin, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Campbell.
Ir. and Mrs. W. o. McCabc, Mr, and
Mrs. w. T. Hudson, Jr.. and son
Billy, Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Murray
md two children. Elizabeth and
Joshua James. The evening was
cry pleasantly spent in a social way
md music was furnished by the two
ons, Jehu performing at the piano
fhile Walter accompanied him with v
mouth organ. All of Mr.. McCabe's
hildrcn and grandchildren were {
resent for the occasion with the h
reception Of Mrs. Howard, Gabried I
nd daughter Dorothy. of Booth
'yn, Pa. Everyone present did am I
le justice to the bountiful supply Of :
ome-made ice cream, cake. apples 4
nd popcorn.
Miss Margaret Stockton of Dover, q
former instructor of music in Sell I
willie High School, was a guest of :
lrs. NJ. Pasha Watson and Mr.. and
lrs. p. w. Whalcy over the week r
nd !.
Miss Ellen Williams of Philadel- =
hia who spent part Of last week =
'ith her grandmother, Mrs. Hetty 8
Williams, at her home on Church |,
rect, has returned TO her school d
Ork after few days vacation.
DR.. G. L. James went to Newark =
n Thursday for his son Billy James, y
student at the University Of Del y
ware, who remained here with his Y
lther and mother until Monday be- :
IRE returning TO his studies. 7
Armell Long and the Misses Mary y
assitt and Mildred McCabe also re- z
lrncd to the U. of d. on Monday Il
ter few days vacation with their 81
ircnts, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank NJ. Long, +
r. and Mrs. A. NJ. Rittenour and
r. and Mrs. c. L. McCabe, Jr. j
Preston c. Townsend spent a few 2
lys last week with his father and D
ster, U. S. Senator John G. Town le
nd. JT., and daughter. Miss Lyla p
1wnsend. in Washington. D. c.. and B
'cOmpanicd them to the Congress G
Onal reception in the White House N
Thursday night. after which he
# ON a trip to Florida with his Cl
other Paul c. Townsend also of re
Senator Townsend spent the week ed
d at his home here and entertain az
to dinner on Sunday. his sOn-in- In
" and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. John 70
. Tubbs IF
MFR. and Mrs. George Long Of Rox- b
7 were guests of the latter's "a
'tbc~, Mrs. Ollie Tinmons on Sat ~
day. ch
Mr.. and Mrs, W. R. Tu6bs were n
Dfned to their home last week n,
e to illness. but Mr.. Tubbs is now
proving while Mrs. Tub6s is not 81,
~ much better.
". A. Law. who has been quite
K for the past four weeks, is q