Milford chronicle., 1936-03-06
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lesson. In reference 20 the duty oI
children to their parents and the
text was the 33rd verse Of the i7tt
Chapter of 1st Samuel-''And Saul
said Unto David, Thou Art Not Able
70 Go Against This Phiiistine foI
Tho Art But a Youth. The pastor
used%David" as his subject and told
the story Of David taking the chal-
lenge to 90 out against the giants
and said they too as well as the oldaI
folks, have many giants TO combat
with, but II all will 90 ont N the
name Of the Lord, they may rest as
sured they will gain victory. Fol-
lowing a song by the Senior Choir
the Junior Choir sang Trusting IN
Jesus. under the direction 0f Mrs.
Mary Sprague with Miss Elizabeth
Murray at the piano. the latter hav-
ing been absent for the past two
weeks due TO illness.
The subject for the evening SER
mon was The Church OF Power
while the text was taken from the
4th Chapter Of the Acts of the Apos-
ties and the 33rd Verse-eAnd with
great power gave the Apostles wit
ness Of the Resurrection Of the Lord
Jesus and grace was upon them all.
A duet by Mrs Delphia Davis and
Wirrie Long, Sf., was thoroughly
enjoyed by the audience as was also
a musical number, I'VE Are Able
rendered by the Young Peoples Choir
News Items IN General
The remains of Mrs. Sallie Der
rieksOn, mother of Capt. Harry Der
of this town, who died at
the home OF her daughter, Mrs. sam.
Hudson. near Williamsville on Tues
day night, February 24th, were
brought to the Watson Whaley Fu-
neral Home In town and the funeral
services were held in the M. r.
Church at Ocean View on Sunday
afternoon. We are extending our.
sympathy to Capt Derricks0a who
has now returned 20 his duties at
the I4eWes Coast Guard Station, after,
spending some time With hrs family
Mrs. Alice Derrickson and children,
Paul and Catherine on the dupont
Boulevard.
We are also offering our deepest
TO Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
and family Of FELTON,, in the
loss Of one Of their twin sons, Nor
ris Simpler. who passed away early
On Wednesday Of last week. Morris
and Oliver, the twins, as they we're
known. frequently visited
heir relatives in this town and have
/ host Of friends who regret very
much the untimely going OF Morris.
The SelbyVille relatives who attend
ID the funeral ON Saturday were. !
Mrs. Katie Stevens. Mr.. and Mrs. /
frank Simpler and son, Nelson; Mr. |
md Mrs. Il. V. Williams and son.
Harvey; Mr. and Mrs. T.. V. Williams, |
r.; Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Pepper: Mr.. |
md Mrs. Victor r. Simpler and SONS |
Arthur, Donald. Victor. Clifford. |
larry and Louis; The latter two also !
icing twins. Among the friends
we're Mr.. and Mrs. IRA Long. Mrs. r.,
B Norris and the Misses Virginia /
1ong. Rachel Morris and Jane Ken
icy.
Miss Mae McCabe spent the week /
nd with Miss Kitty Radish in Do
er, while the Misses Christine Baker
nd Pauline Brittingham spent the
lme with friends in Wilmington and
Iewark.
Mrs. Dora IIearn, Of Philadelphia,
] spending some time with her sis
ar, Mrs. Elsie FarlOw, on Walnut
treet. Mrs. Harry Goodwin and Mrs.
laVid Goodwin. Of ROxana, were also
nests ther on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Buell. had as
,eir guests on Sunday Mr., and Mrs.
hester Walls, Of Georgetown.
Mrs. James Z. Wilgus substituted
/ the Selbyville and ROxana High
ehOOls during the absence Of some
+ the teachers last week.
Mrs. L. II. Outten and daughter.
ladys. came last week 10 stay with
leir husband and father. DR.. Out
N and are now settled In their
lme on Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. &. Townsend and
lnghter. Sarah Elizabeth. had as
inner guests on Thursday Of last
eek. Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Tnbbs, %
Iwn. Mr.. and Mrs Jnlian Townsend
ID daughter. Eleanor, OF George
Wn. ~
Miss Eleeta Long, Jeanette and
alvin RaYne, Jr, spent Thursday
last week IN Shovel. Md as the
tests. nf the formers brother and
eat niece. c. 7. Long and Miss Ada
lker sta 49,
Mrs. Oscar Webb Morris Is con-
led 70 her bed suffering intensely
th rheumatism. Her sister, Mrs.
llu Wells Mariner is caring for
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Long, Mrs.
ara Holloway and Mr. and Mrs.
o. MeCabe were guests Of Mr..
a Mrs. Stratten Burbage IL Ocean
eW last Sunday
Mrs. Ida Qnillen. Mrs. Mosley
Imford and Mrs. Charlotte Van
m visited friends IN Laurel and
lisbnry last week
Mrs. Russell Hill quietly observed
r birthday anniversary on Satuf-
y. February 20. and expressed Il
being one OF the most pleasant
-thdays she had ever experienced.
wing received a number Of eieis
ters, cards and kilograms Of con
from relatives and
ends.
Mrs. Elsena Hollaway has not been
y well during the past week.
Yrs. Irving Whitaker who has
IN quite sick for the past few days
now able 10 be np.
Yrs. Jehu Mecabe was q guest of
+ uncle and amt. Mr. and Mrs