Milford chronicle., 1936-09-18
SELBYYMLE
Church News

NMuAGN NEWS
The regular church schedule wa
resumed on Sunday together will
some plans 70 rthe beginning Of tn
fall work. after which Rev. r. I
Thawley preached on the subiec
Temptation, the text being from
the fourth chapter OF st. Matthew
Thou shalt not tempt the Lord ths
God.
"Translating The Cross" was tn,
subject for the evening sermon an6
the text was ST. John. 10 and 19-
Jesus of Nazareth the King of the
Jews.
News Items In General
Miss Ellen Williams who has spent
the summer with her grandmother
Mrs. Hetty Williams, on Church
Street, left last week for a few days
stay with her mother, Mrs. Edward
kimmell in Philadelphia, before re-
turning to her school work at Penn
Hall, Chambersburg, Pa. on Mon
day.
Others who left on Monday for
their freshman year in college were
Miss Rachel Morris, RandOlph-Ma-
con, Lynchburg. Va; Miss Virginia
Long, University of Maryland; Miss
Jane Kenney, University of Della
ware.
United States Senator John G.
Townsend, Jr., and his step-mother,
Mrs. Ida Townsend were host and
hostess at a very enjoyable outing
and picnic supper served at Senator
Townsend's cottage on the Swan
Creek Apple Farm, on Swan Creek
near MillsbOro, last Thursday after
noon and evening. The guests from
Selbyville were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
NJ. Long, Anna Lee and Dorothy: |
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Wilgus, |
Mrs. Nettie West. Mrs. Margaret Kel- /
ley, Mr.. and Mrs. CASHIER Evans, Miss
Adelaide Mulligen, Miss Pauline
Brittingham. Mrs. Willis Hudson,
Mrs. Joshua McCabe. Miss Carson
and Miss Ruth Hudson. and the
Messrs. Culver, Armel Long. Bill
Hastings. Harry McCabe and Preston
Townsend, the latter being superin-
tendent of the apple farm. Other
guests were Mrs. Mary Williams.
from the farm office; Miss Olive
Hurley of Georgetown. also an Of
flee employee of Senator Townsend.
and Paul l.. Townsend of Washing
ton. ID. c. The lovely supper was ;
served buffet style" and was i'm
charge of Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Der
ricksOn manager of Senator Town
sends home in Selbyville.
Mrs. Elizabeth McCabe Hastings
of this town accompanied her sOn-in-
law and daughter. MIR. and Mrs. RO-
land West of Millville to Ocean City,
Md. where they were joined by an
other sOn-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Bunting and daugh-
ter Margaret, of Salisbury, Md, and
were dinner guests of Mrs. Hastings q,
sister and niece. Mrs. Essie Purnell
and Mrs. Earl COnnely and family
al the Stephen Decatur Hotel on ..
Monday night of last week. ]
Mrs. A. F. Wilgus has returned /
from a weeks stay with her sOn-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. J
James Wood in SeafOrd. c
Mrs. William Reed and two chill
1ren of Wilmington have been spend II
ing a few days with the formers
aunt, Mrs. Charles Hastings and Mr.. t
Hastings at their home on Church C
street. - g.. --
Other guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Hast nj
ngs for the day on Thursday were
lis two granddaughters and great fC
grandson, Miss Genevieve Derrick r
on of Townsend, and Mrs. Rosalie "
LrmstrOng and little son Robert. Jr..
I wilmington. Mr.. Joshua Derrick fo
On and daughter, Mrs. Morrison and r.,
vo children of Philadelphia. W
Senator and Mrs. James B. Nc 49,
abe and the latter's mother, Mrs. -.
nnie Hickman had as their guests 0'
II awhile last week Mr.. and Mrs.
ndrew POllitt from New Jersey. III
Mr. and Mrs. Pasher w Watson.
=. sponsored a miscellaneous show M
at their home on Dukes Street ne
st Thursday evening in honor of an
r. and Mrs. Russell Lewis who
ere just at home from their we'd an
ng trip to Philadelphia and Allan da
; City. n. j. There were approx
ately seventy-five guests present ad
i'd left some very nice and useful en-
fits. while several others who could tht
It be there were represented by a no
essage of cOngratulatiOn and also
mt some lovely gifts. Homemade sol
2 cream and cakes were very gen. wo
ally served by Mr.. and Mrs. Wat
n. The bride and groom are now Or,
Gated in their future home on cal
urch Street. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hurst of Ger IN
lntown. Pa. and Mr.. WOodburn u,,
mes of ClaymOnt were guests of 50
:. and Mrs. c. H. Pepper on Sun
y. hea
John r, Davis, +. l.. Brasure. ]. w. WEE we,
ng of Selbyville. and Bill Morris Oht
BishOpville went to Newark. Del A
are, for lodge meeting on Sat the
lay night. sch'
dr. and Mrs. CASHIER Evans had as eleN
ests at Fenwick Island over the ent.
extend. Mr.. and Mrs. Volley Lynch ery'
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hickman vice
Roxana. shiT
lr. Francis Baker was i'll for a A
Z days last week but has now re- helC
ned to his work again. 7;3(
liss Vesta Hudson who has been qua,
" lot new goods ana visited in this
ladelphia and Atlantic City, N. J.. cial
lrned home on Saturday accom- and
led by Mr.. and Mrs. John Fl. ona
'el, Jr. and children. David and -
eph, of Philadelphia. M
he stOrk visited the home of Mr.. 81
Mrs. Edward Long last week and -. 9,
a fine baby girl as the daughter NJ NJ
lr and Mrs. Robert PennewiIl of NJ, NJ,