Milford chronicle., 1936-05-15
SELBYVHIE
Chareh NeNs

. / Ari3 AAt+A HNcAA|np AAAEttlAA5 sOA a tlFnAf,
evening with the new president ant
secretary Mrs. Russell Hill and Mrs
Katie Stevens filing their respectivl
places. Miss Maude McCabe wal
chairman Of the program, consisting
OF readings from magazines, gaInel
and short talk by Rev. ThaWley
After the program the hostesses
Mrs. Sarah Scott, Mrs. Stevens, Mrs
=. v. Baker. Mrs. Kathryn Browne
and Mrs. James =. Hudson served re-
freshments.
a Mothers Day" program entitled
Live For Mother" was carried out
by the members Of Mrs. w. A. Laws
Sunday School Glass during the Sun
day School period last Sunday morn
ing under the direction Of Mrs. He's
ter Dunn, the church Organist, and
a member of the class. The program
consisted of readings by Mrs. Ida
Quillen. Mrs. c. II. Pepper, and Mrs.
Walter Long: duet by Mrs. Elmer
West and Mrs. Frank MumfOrd; a
quartet composed of Mrs. West. Mrs.
MumfOrd, Messrs. c. z. Nichols and
Edward L. Brasure. and prayer by
Mrs. Mae Morris.
Following the close of the Sunday
School hour the pastor delivered a
sermon from the subject Two Chris
tian Mothers" and the text was st.
John 2:2-And Jesus mother was
there. The two mothers referred to
were Mary the mother Of Jesus. and
Susanna Wesley the mother of Meth
Odism.
The members of Mrs. w. M. Longs
Sunday School Glass were respon-
sible for the floral decorations for
the day. The services were very inn !
pressive when three little girls, Mabel |
Hudson. Virginia Richards. Kathryn |
Derrickson were received into |
church membership.
In the evening we very much en-
ioyed the OratOria 1.-THE Holy City"
by the combined adult
chorus of Eastern Sussex, under the
direction of Mr.. Glen Gildersleeve,
with Mrs. GildeTsleeve as the accom-
Danist. There were only five mem
bers of our local church choir who
it convenient to attend the
recent music class which was held
1t FrankfOrd- DagsbOrO School. Rev.
Thawley read Johns revelation of
he Holy City and made the invOca-
ion and benediction. Following the
services the Choral Society, the pas
or and family. and a few friends
vent over to the club room where
were served. The pro-
grams were furnished through the
courtesy of the Selbyville High
school, Of which the Misses Loretta
md Virginia Long played an import I
mt part.
The members of Ayita Council No.
.9. Degree Of PocahOntas and of Wis
Tribe No. 20. 1. o. r. M.
will attend church in a body next
Sunday morning for a special SER
non by the pastor.
(eWs Items In General
Mrs. Ida Townsend was rendered
very pleasant surprise birthday
Darty on Saturday evening, May 9Th,
iponsOred by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Kelley. Among the guests we're Mrs.
alvin Gum Of ShOwell. and Mrs. Ida
Kelley of Newark. Md, Mr.. and Mrs.
frank NJ. Long and daughters Anna
zee and Dorothy. Mr.. and Mrs. C. w.
Vilgus. Mrs. Nettie West. Mrs. N. c.
JAWS. Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. McCabe.
frs. Willis Hudson. Miss Ruth Hud-
on, Miss Mary Lou Scott. Mrs. J. W.
lavis, Mrs. William A. Law. Miss Ad-
ie Furman, Mrs. Joshua McCabe,
nd Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Long of
own. The center of attraction was
lovely white cake on which Mrs.
'ownsend's age was represented
nth ping candles made and present
d by Mrs. West Mrs. Townsend
ras the recipient of number of nice
nd useful gifts and a very lovely
ne from her step-sOn. U. S. Senator
ohm g. Townsend, JT.. who could
OF be there. Mr.. and Mrs. Harley
lerTicksOn managers of Senator
ownsend's home, the latter who was
lsO observing her birthday on that
ate. came and served ice cream and
AXE.
Captain and Mrs. Isaac Track of
.ilford. were recent guests Of Mr..
nd Mrs. Levin Holloway and broth
;. Mr.. Augustus Holloway. The for
er Mr.. Holloway who has been con-
ned to his home for some time past
le to i'll health, is now able to get
1t a little.
Mrs. Mary Sprague gave her hus-
md. Mr.. Mason Sprague a little
rprise when she entertained at a =
lffet supper in honor of his birth
" anniversary on Tuesday. May
b. The guests were Messrs. G.
'ank CARRIER, Philip Young, and
lrl Adams. Miss Mickey Parks and
rs. Essie Murray.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. J. Stevens and
lighter Catherine. of Haddonfield.
j.. were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
nell Hudson and Mrs. Catherine
evens over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Pepper and
D Sharon, have returned from a. e
o weeks trip to Chicago. Illinois.
ere they visited her brother and
'e. Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Dingle.
ey were accompanied on the trip
Mr.. and Mrs. William Monroe Of d.
lar.
FRS. Anne WimbrOw Vincent. of
iladelphia. was a guest of her
lie and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
n o. McCabe and her grand
Ter. Mr.. Stephen WimbrOw over
weekend.
FRS. Emma Jane Hudson of near
N is now at the home of her SON
aw and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs.
man Davis recuperating from her
ent illness. .
II. W. T. Hudson. Jr.. who has