Milford chronicle., 1936-01-31
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Foreign Missionary Society for Jan
uafy, but was postponed until mex
month instead The rev members
who were pfeseiit spent very
pheasant social evening with the pas.
tor and his wife. BY whom refresh.
menta Of ics cream and cake were
served
The scripture reading BY Rev,
Shockley on Sunday morning was
from St. John IL, where Christ COM
forted His disciples and professeth
Himself the way the truth and the
life; while the text was a part Of
the 9th verse--I am the way. The
senior and junior choirs sang some
very good musical numbers IN har-
mony with the sermon
The poem for the evening sermon
was "snowbound," by John Greeii-
leaf Whittier The pastor gave a
brief account OF the poets home life,
the subject Of the sermon being
"IIome, while the scriptural back
ground was from St. John 10, where
Jesus cOmmendeth His mother to
John and the text was part Of the
9th Verse-And from that hour that
disciple took her unto his own home
The young people choir sang Whit
tier as their special number, though
there were several absent members.
The chancel bouquet Of lovely lcd
carnations on Sunday was presented
BY the Selbyville Rotary Club
News Items IN General
Relatives and friends are express-
ing 70 Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Ritchie, |
Sr., their deepest sympathy in the /
very sad death OF their youngest son /
Jackson Ritchie, aged about % years /
who died IN the 8eebe Hospital at |
IleWes ON Sunday afternoon at one
O'Clock, death having resulted from
an injury received on Saturday might
shortly after leaving the garage Of
Robert JONES where he had been
employed for the past few months.
The body was brought to the p w.
Watson and Sons undertaking estab-
lishment where It remained until
Monday morning when il was taken
to the home Of his parents on Hosies
avenue. Funeral services were held
in Salem M. F.. Church on Wedn s.
day afternoon BY Rev. n. NJ. Shock
ley and intermeat was made in Red
Mems cemetery. Besides the parents
he is survived by two brothers, and
one sister, Thomas Ritchie, Jr., Of
New York; Elton and Dorothy Ritz
chic Of town. The Ritchies are ma
tives Of Maryland, having moved
here from Snow Hill a few years
ago when Mr.. Ritchie came TO fill
position with Long and Pusey Llim-
Der Company
Mrs. Ann Maria Williams quietly
passed away at the home Of her SON
n-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
-seo Enoch at the Hotel Traym0se, :
IA Monday morning, January 26, at
he ripe old age Of Sc years. being I
he Oldest resident Of this cOmmun- Q
lg. The body was taken to the Wat Z
Whaley Funeral Home where It !
emained until Wednesday when the Z
uneral services were held in her Z
one church al the Sound on Rox- !
ma charge and the burial was made
4 the family burying ground near g
here with her two husbands. Her Z
lrviving children are Mrs. Electra p
,noch of town; Captain Orlando Il
leColium Of near Fenwiek Island y
nd Herbert Williams Of Millville. =
Mrs. r. w. Holloway and Mrs. Ell Nj
Ier Holloway wont to Bridgeyiile II
4 Saturday to sisit the formers Sis el
Mrs. Mary z. DeTriekson di
this town, who is quite sick at ri
e home Of her son-in-law. and
,uehter. MIR. and Mrs. Kendall Ii
iiey. Her Selbyville friends are pC
,ping for an early. improvement. El
Ir. and Mrs. Allie Stevens Of Bay m,
a we're guests Of his mother and ha
other. Mrs. Mary Stevens and as
ugh stevens and family on Sunday.
Mrs. Minerva Pepper was an over bo
ght guest Of her sister. Mrs. Mat su
Hudson IN Ocean View on We'd Gel
sday Of last week. shl
Mr.. and Mrs. =. v Williams and res
4 Harvey and their son-in-law and
nphter. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Pepper dir
re dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. lin
r. Evans in Frankford on sun /
y. wi
drs. Alga Davis Rawlins Of Dow Fri
was recent visitor at the home Wis
her parents and aunt, Mr.. and tow
;. Charles Hosting and Mrs. Char CIR
te Hastings
fr. and Mrs. Raymond Ringler mel
] son Clayton we're guests Of the Sun
mers brother, Ross Ringler and Z
lily at the home Of Mrs. Lulu G. hos
ich in Millville on Sunday after acc
N. frie
II. and Mrs. W. o. Daisey Of visi
Iitland, Nd, were guests for a vile
IT while on Sunday Of Mr.. and will
J. r. B. Norris and daughters, ''I4a
.hel and Janet. cell
h. and Mrs. J. Conn Scott and higl
ghter Jane left last week in ban
Ipany with his brother and wife, You
and Mrs. Norman Scott Of schs
lgevilIe, on a few weeks stay IN part
rlda. Mr.. and Mrs Scott's little son,
Bill is spending tho time with ship
grandparents and aunt, Mr.. and the
+. " Baker and daughter, Miss r. I
stine Baker. The
+. and Mrs. w A. Law, Miss Adj Prof
Furman and Mrs Lizzie Lynch Of n
It Sunday afternoon with Mrs. who
.ha Lynch Of Bayard. his
rs. w. u. Bunting Of the duPont on Il
Ievard and her brother, Louis G.
ing Of near town went 10 VIII Ger
ton on Friday where the latter Geor
king treatment from a throat the
loiiof Vhat made the frfn with Nfa