Milford chronicle., 1936-02-07
SELBYvILLE
Church News

Church News
The sermon on Sunday morning
was from second Corinthians, chap.
ter 8. and the text part of the 2OtE
verse-We are ambassadors fOl
Christ. The lesson read was the
story of Paul labOring TO keep a good
conscience and by his ministry to
reconcile others TO Christ. Before
proceeding with his sermon the pas
tor said we want to know something
about the meaning of an ambassador,
and in his defining of the same said
il was one who was honest, trust
worthy and a real representative of
some person or body Of people,
therefore the theme of the morning
was ambassadors For Christ" The
Junior Choir followed the Senior
Choir with very good selection, the
boys playing a very important part
with their young voices. At the close
OF the sermon by special request of
the pastor, Mrs. Delphia Davis sang
THE Kings Business" The poem
for the evening was ''The Psalm of
Life" by Henry WadswOrth Long
fellow, this being the conclusion of
a series of sermons with the use of
poems. The adult men assisted the
pastor with the services, the musical
part of the worship program being
under the direction of Wirrie Long,
Sr.. W. A. Law making the opening
prayer and G. Il. Nichols reading the
scripture lesson from the first ten
verses of St. Johns gospel. after
which the pastor delivered the SER
mon from a part of the tenth verse
am come that ye may have life and !
have it more abundantly. The Senior 1
and Young Peoples Choirs rendered |
some very good numbers.
The pastor has extended an Invi-
tatiOn to the Boy Scouts to attend
church in q body next Sunday night.
News Items In General
Big time at Milford Emergency
Hospital Card Party, February II, in
Community Building. Milford. You 4
and your friends are invited
Principal and Mrs. II. w. HOwie,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mason Sprague, Messrs.
Philip Young and Frank CARRIER, Ii
were recently entertained at a Il
O'Clock turkey dinner. by Mr. and I
v.
home on the Selbyville road near 4
Fenwick Island, the dinner having \
been given in honor of the four men \
who are teachers in the Selbyville /
in which their daughter Miss ! |
Ollie M. Bennett is a pupil. d
Miss Vesta Hudson of town. and d
Mrs. Della Bunting of the dupont /
Boulevard visited their aunt and n
cousins. Mrs. Lille Hudson on Sun a
day. who has been confined to her
home near Roxana for several weeks a
due TO illness. IS
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Holloway and 81
Mr.. and Mrs. H. V. Tubbs left on C
Thursday of last week for few Il
weeks stay in Florida. They reached
Wilson, N. c.. the first day and spent 81
he night with the formers uncle, ol
CASHIER Williams and family. I'M
DIR. w. e. Hastings was chairman al
Il the Rotary program on Friday, the NJ
Opic for the evening being "How F.
shall Rotary Serve Our Community"
The attendance was rather small but NJ
he few who were present enjoyed nj
very nice dinner under the chair XII
Of Mrs. DolIie Williams and tn
er group from the Ladies' Aid So ne
iety. Her assistants we're Mrs. Jen-
lie Simpler. Mrs. Susie Long, Mrs. an
,atie Stevens and Mrs. Nora Mum w
lrd. with Misses Lucretia Long and w
Elizabeth Murray as mattresses.
Mrs. Name Lynch is in Philadel- Su
hia on an indefinite stay with Mrs. w
AIRY w. Law and family.
Mr., and Mrs. William Farlow and Blu
lildren. Carol and John w., who tri
ave been residing in the D. A. Petry
'operty on Dukes street, have rent tn,
and moved to the George Hudson brt
'operty Just recently completed on Hu
'alnut street
Thomas Ritchie. Jr., returned TO no.
8 home in the state of New York at
J Thursday after a three days stay urt
in his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Rit- ed
lie, Sr. His sister, Miss Dorothy AM
tchie is not very much improved
health and is still unable to get litt
I, din
Mrs Thomas Cahall who has also Mr.
en- quite sick is not very much bet Bet
Re,
Mrs. Ella Long, Mrs. Audrey lay din
d Mrs. Laura MumfOrd of town ~
q Mrs. Lettie McMullen of Newark, Al
laware, were called 10 Clarksviile
i week by the serious illness Of
s. Benlah West, daughter Of the Z
'mer, and a sister Of the latter
zee.
lir and Mrs Calvin Rayne and
ldren. Jeanette. Calvin. Jr., and
orge. spent last Sunday with Mr..
Mrs. Emory Marvil and son
liam. in Salisbury, Md. .
Irmell Long, student Of the uni- ls, ae.
siiy OF Delaware, at Newark, is goo
nding his mid-year vacation pc n