Milford chronicle., 1936-06-19
SELBYYMLE
Church News

30, A. +. & A. NJ. have been invitef
to attend Salem M r. Church IN !
body next Sunday morning, June 2I
Tor q special sermon by the pastor
Rev. X. 4. Thawley at 1920 o,cloelr
Last Sunday was an ideal dav and
our Children's Day services wers
very well attended both morninp and
evening The morning program was
composed Of music. recitations. solos
and duets by the Junior, Primary
and Beginners departments of the
Sunday School, with Mr.. G. z. Mich
OILS as general superintendent. The
little tots Of pre-schoOI age were
quite interesting and a vocal solo bv
Sharon Pepper. 4-year-old son of Mr.
and Mrs. Horace Pepper, was worthy
OF special mention. and also ali
others II space would permit A
rose drill by a group of Junior
girls was an interesting feature and
duet, Il Come To The Garden
Alone, by Mary Lou Scott soprano
and Louise Long alto. was very much
enjoyed. The drill and duet were
both repeated at the beginning of the
evening service by special request
Of the pastor and members of the
audience.
The program for the evening open-
ed with a special number BY the
Senior Choir after which some of
the juniors and young people of the
church put on a brief but very good
pageant entitled Feed My Lambs" :"
The offering for the day amounted |
to $246.36. an increase of more than 4
$40 over last year. Those i'm charge /
OF the decorations and as a commit
tee in training the children besides
the pastor and his wife were Mrs.
Bertha West, Mrs Ethel Long. Mrs.
Hetty Hudson, Mrs. Adelphia Davis.
and the Misses Mae McCabe. Eliz-
abeth Murray, Hannah and Lueretia
Long, and others. The offertOry
played by Mrs. Hester Dunn at the
pipe organ accompanied by her son,
Master Leland Dunn at the piano. \
was an interesting feature Of the
evening service
News Items In General
Mr.. Stephen Wimbrow who has
been with Mr.. and Mrs. William o.
McCabe since last fall, left on Mon
day to spend the next six months
with his son-in-law and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Wimbrow at
Bishop, Md.
On Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. McCabe i
accompanied his brother and wife. \
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. McCabe to !
Nd. for the annual service
at the old historic st. Martins Epis- a
copal Church.
Mrs. Ida Quillen and Miss Grace
Long returned on Thursday from a r
iew days stay with relatives and 7
friends in Philadelphia. Mrs. Quillen
vent to take her daughter. Miss
Kathryn Quillen, a teacher in Selby- G
lille School, who has now gone to :
pend the summer with her brother :
nd sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac p
7. CULLEN, Jr., in Greedy, Colorado, =.
nd will take a course in summer II
choOl at the Colorado State Teach II
rs College, where Mr.. Quillen has
een teaching since his resignation n
8 teacher in Selbyville School two a
ears ago. d
Little Miss Alena West OF near
rankford spent last week with her NJ
aunt, and two cousins, ia
lrs. Laura f. Long, Mrs. Audrey II
ayton and daughters Pauline and 81
sther, at the home of Mrs. Longs le
rother, Mr.. John H. Baker, on the
uPont Boulevard
Mrs. Ernest Bunting was a guest Sc
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel -
ekites at Roxana, on Wednesday
last week.
Miss Mary Fassitt is at home after
few days stay with friends in
Miss Hilda Gray has returned to
II home near Fenwick Island. after
wing spent a week with Mr.. and
RS. William Godfrey on Dukes
rect. Mr.. Godfrey's mother. Mrs
larles Lawson of Millsboro, was
50 a guest there last week.
Mrs. Daisey Long of Philadelphia
ent Saturday and Sunday nights
town as the guest of her aunt,
ss Electa Long, and was also a
est Of Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Rayne
d others on Sunday.
Mrs. Prudence 2. Long spent We'd
iday of last week with her nephew,
:. w. T. Hudson, Jr. Mr.. Hudson
o has been i'll for more than seven
eks is now improving and able to
up.
dr. William A. Law, Jr., and his
lndfather, Mr.. D. J. Long Of Phila-
phia, came down on Friday and
tied with relatives until their re-
n on Sunday. The latter also
tied his two sons. Messrs. F. A.
Fred Long of near Roxana.
lrs. Hattie Baylis and children Of
mington are spending some time
b her father, Mr.. @. L. McCabe,
and other relatives here.
Ir. ]. A. Boston and son Guy. of
lin, Md, we're guests of the form
sister, Mrs. Elma Derrickson on
day.
fe are very sorry to hear Of Mrs.
q A. Murray of Yeadon, Pa. being
gain and having to return to the
sbyterian Hospital in Philadel-
! for treatment.
RS. Alva Rawlins Seagram of Do
visited her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
rles Hastings one day last week.
rs. Patience Long Hudson and
Irving have returned to their
e here, in the Harry McCabe
lerty on South Main Street. after
light months stay with their hus-
and father Mr.. Irving B. Hud-
in Castle City, Toxas, where he
lgaged in business.
ptain and Mrs John s. Law
inst rpqpfvpd a felepram from