Milford chronicle., 1935-11-15
SELBYVILE

NuuFcN news
A Temperance Rally" will be held
IN Salem NJ. Z. Church on Wednes.
day evening, November 20, with DR.
Clarence True Wilson, of Washing
! ton, D. c.. among the speakers fol
the occasion.
The members of Mrs. E. M. Shock
ley's Sunday school class had charge
of the worship program during the
Sunday school period last Sunday
morning, with Marvin Nichols as
leader of the responsive readings;
Rachel Morris making the opening
prayer and Miss Hazel Holland maxi
ing the announcements.
Two very interesting trumpet
quartets were rendered by Philip
Young, Virginia Long, Christine Der
ricksOn and James Carey, the former
being the director of music in Selby-
vile High School and while Miss
Derrickson and Mr.. Carey are under
the musical instruction of Mr.. Young
! they are both residents of ROxana,
making it necessary for them to
leave their home church in order to
assist with the music here, but the
services they rendered were thor
oughly enjoyed and much anpreciat-
cd by those present.
Mr.. Young and G.. E. Nichols, the
Sunday school superintendent, and a
member of the senior choir, also rem
dered some excellent instrumental
numbers with Mrs. Dunn as accom-
panist 1uring the preaching hour.
The theme of the sermon was
where Does Obedience Lead?''
while the text was from St. Marks
gospel and 37-And there arose
great storm.
In the evening the members of w.
r. Tubbs' class carried out the Wor-
ship program with Horace Pepper in
charge of the song services and the
opening and OfferatOry prayers haV-
ing been made by James B. McCabe
and Howard Pepper, while the scrip
ture lesson from the 18th chapter of
st. John was read by IRA Long. Mrs.
Bertha West and Mrs. Lena Mumford
sang a very pretty duet in response
to a request by those in charge. af-
ter which the pastor delivered the
sermon.
The WOman's Home Missionary So
ciety will have charge of the worship
next Sunday night as it has
been a custom to have a public meet
ing once a year.
The regular monthly meeting of
The society was held at the home of
Mrs. Lee Stevens on Tuesday after
noon of this week from 2 until o.
clock. Mrs. Ida McCabe and Mrs.
Ethel Long are the president and
secretary of this organization, and
II the conclusion of the business
Meeting the members remained for q
social period with the hostess.
The church bel. was tOlled on Mon
lay morning in commemoTation Of
Armistice Day.
Rev. Shockley began a series of
revival services at Ebenezer Church
IN Selbyville Charge on Tuesday
night of this week.
News Items In General n
Miss Mae McCabe entertained over
he weekend the Misses Kitty Rad
sh and Mary ScOtten of Dover.
Miss Ruth ScOtten, Of Dover, came
lOwn with them and spent the time
Il the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. D.
as the guest of her sister,
Hiss Hazel ScOtten, q member of the
eaching faculty Of SelbyPille High
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mumford. Mr..
nd Mrs. Frank Mumford and sons,
ames and Edward mOtored over to
hebron, Md, on Sunday and were
uests of the Rev. and Mrs. Frank
lift. the latter being a cousin to the
primer Mr.. Mumford.
Homer Pepper spent last week in
Pa, where he went for
tonsil operation, performed by his
1usin, DR.. Williams.
Mrs. Eva B. Moore, of Elizabeth,
j., has been spending a few days
ith her cousin, Mrs. UTa Long and
.mily, while looking after the re-
odelling Of her property, the home
cad of her parents, the late Mr..
nd Mrs. Isaiah Brasure, on Main
rect, which is now being made into
double apartment.
Mr.. and Mrs. w o. McCabe enter
ined at a duck dinner on Sunday
st. Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Hudson, Jr..
ID SON Billy, Mr.. and Mrs. John B.
cCabe. Mrs. Elsena Holloway, Mr..
ID Mrs. Walter Long and children.
isha L., and Agnes of Selbyville.
r. and Mrs. Stratten Burbage and
n Willard Of Ocean View. After the
nner through the kindness of Mr..
ing with his school bus, Mr.. and
RS. McCabe and their guests were
ken to the home of his brother and
fe. Mr.. and Mrs. Levin McCabe,
ar ROXana. iii
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Tubbs ii
,re guests of the latter's sister.
rs. Jane Lynch in Frankford on
nday. WI
Prof. and Mrs. D. A. Petry of FEB
n we're recent guests Of the lat
rs brother-in-law and sister, MT.
d Mrs. w. NJ. Long at SLEEPY Hol-
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Mrs. Matte BeauchamD was an oy- HI
night guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hor- I
o Hastings at ShOWell, Md. on SAT iii