Milford chronicle., 1935-02-22
SELBYVIELE
Church Vows

series Of revival services in Salen
NJ. e. Church on Sunday evening
March 3rd.
The text for Sunday morning wal
Acts 12:10-And the Angel OF the
Lord departed from him. This wa.
in reference to Peter. whom thC
Angel delivered from prison .aIit
then departed from him. The pastor
said, many times we are on the
mountain top when we are conscious
OF the presence Of the Lord, with us
but that we certainly must have faith
to live by, when the Angel of the
Lord departs from us, and we are
seemingly down in the valley. by
request of the pastor Mrs. Delphia
Davis sang Down In The Valley ]
Will Follow Jesus" at the close OF
the sermon.
The evening text was Acts 1856
The same did God send to be ruler
and deliverer. The topic for the eve
ming was; "Washington-A Man OF
Courage"
Mrs. Dunn, the organist, suffered
some illness and had to leave the
church before services we're over,
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Club And School DOlngs.
The Ladies' Community Club held
a valentine party in the club room
on Thursday night with rs present,
including husbands and friends OF
the various members. Mrs. Mason
Sprague. Mrs. Covington Townsend
and Mrs. Pete Whaley were man
ayers of the entertainment, includ-
ing games. stunts etc.
The hOstesses, Mrs. Conn Scott,
Mrs. Reese Peters and Mrs. John A.
Tubbs served ice cream and cake
in valentine style, and the music was
furnished by the Selbyville School
ORCHESTRA, after which they returned
to the school building for valentine
party given to the student body BY
the Student Council of the school
The party was to have been a bene-
fiji affair but due to the heavy down.
pour of rain was failure, financial
ly speaking, but good social time
was had, by. those present.
Rotary Club
The Selbyville Rotary Club OBJ
served Ladies' Night" on Friday
Feb. 18th, with the yellow Jacket
Orchestra" OF Dagsboro providing
the music and entertainment, BY Civ
ing several musical numbers and 4
recitation by each, MIR. Thomas and
Miss Humphries, members of the
orchestra. Mrs. W. VI. Long was
manager of the roast turkey dinner
served by the Community Club of
which she is member. Others who
rendered their services were Mrs.
RoXie Dukes, Mrs. DOllie Williams.
Mrs. Millie BTasure, Mrs. Elma Der
rickson, Mrs. Alice Derrickson. Mrs
Della Bunting and Mrs. Catharine
Brown, with Mrs. Daye, Mrs. Lena
Mumford. Mrs. Margaret Watson and
Mrs. Helen Peters as mattresses.
News Items
Mrs. !. Laylicld Long is sunervis- |
ing the making OF some hospital
shirts for the Methodist Hospital in
Philadelphia. Mrs. Long quietly OBJ
served her birthday anniversary ON
Saturday, Feb. nth, and her son.
Mr.. Oliver NJ. Long remembered ber
with jardineer of lovely primroses.
which were used as a Chancel hon.
quet at the church on Sunday morn
ing.
Mrs. Helen Wanser has sWapDer
her old Ford car for a new Dodge
car and at o'clock on Saturday
morning Mrs. Wanser, ACCOMPANIED
by Mrs. Nettie West and Mrs. Miriam
Dukes left on three weeks motor
trip to points in Florida.
Willis W. Hudson is serving as a
lookkeeper in the Office of J. G. ;
Townsend. Jr., during the absence of Il
Mrs. Wanser.
Miss Rhoda Lynch of Bishopville
las been spending some time with d
Ter brother and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. l
William +. Bunting OIL the Selby- s.
ille-ROXana Boulevard. Il
Mrs. Bunting spent Thursday with c
Ter parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Archie
1vans, at Millville.
Mr.. and Mrs. William +. Bunting
nd little son Billy Gardner. of the
uPont Boulevard were guests of tC
or brother and sister-in-law. Mr.. IA
nd Mrs, Louis Bunting near Will
on Sunday. Ia
Mrs. Ida Townsend spent one day NJ
ist week with her sister, Mrs. Del W
ldr White and family i'm PittsyilIe.
Mrs. Z. II. Pepper accompanied her N
aughter Mrs. WOodburn James 81
rom Ocean View to her new home al
1 ClaymOnt, aud also visited her
%o daughters, Mrs. ETA Biel and at
liss Mary Pepper in Germantown, ia
a, before returning.
Mrs. Edward. Stevens entertained VI
number of lady friends at a marty vi
lie evening last week. the decora-
ons and refreshments having been te
cry tastyfull carried out in keeping da
lth st. Valentines day. Chicken AZ
Ia King. red and green salad. AL
cart shaped cookies and candies W
ere among the refreshments serv. tel
J. by the hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. Murray of wi
eadOn. Pa. came down FRIDAY
ght to exchange their old Plym- at
18th car for a new one, returning err
Sunday accompanied by his -
other, Mrs. Essie Murray. who
'ent tire first of the week with them
shopping trip.
Mrs. Frank NJ. Long was called 10
over last week by the illness of
II father.
Clifford Simpler Of FELTON, has bees
ending some time with his sister,
rs. Katie Stevens who is still in
ors, but slowly improving.
Mrs. c. NJ. McCabe of Roxana
He'd on Mrs. William Farlow and
mily one evening quite recently.
Mr. and Mrs. c. W. Wilgus were
estS of thp laftpr'e sisfar M.