Milford chronicle., 1936-07-24
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tion and said it was very gratifying
to the superintendent to have the
attendance holding up so well during
the warm weather.
Preceding the sermon by the Rev.
r. 7. Thawley, Mrs. Lena Mumford
and Mr.. Nichols, both members of
the senior choir rendered a very
enjoyable duet entitled Take Up
Thy Cross and Follow Me-" with Mrs.
Dunn as the accompanist. The pas
tors subject for the morning was
Christ Meeting Human Need" and
the second lesson was the miracle
of Jesus feeding the five thousand
with i've loaves and two small fishes.
The Misses Rachel Morris and
Neva Nichols went to Dover on Fri
day and attended the Institute of
Youths Council Of Religious Educa-
ton then being held at the w. C. 1. |
News Items In General
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Long of |
near town have announced the mar
riage of their daughter, Miss Doris
Long to Mr.. John Howard Burbage
Of Berlin, Md. The wedding took
place in st. Paul's Episcopal Church
At 9GA lii O4 SATURDAY July 4os 1850,
at p. M, by the pastor of the
church. Immediately after the cere-
mony the bridal couple left on a
weekend honeymoon trip to Atlantic
City, N. j. The bride was a MEM
ber of the 1884 graduating class of
Selbyville High School and since her
graduation has been employed as
saleslady in the department store of
William Greenberg on Main street.
Congratulations are being extended !
to Mr.. and Mrs. Burbage for happy =.
and successful future. In addition s
to the parents of the bride those who
attended the wedding ceremony from
SelbyVille were her two sisters, Mrs. 7
Irene Purnell and Miss Louise Long, =
and many other relatives and friends. =
Senator and Mrs. James B. McCabe
and daughter, Miss Mae McCabe of
this town, accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul T. Scott and daughter,
Miss Helen Scott of Philadelphia and h.
Ocean City, Md. sailed out from New -
York harbor Thursday of last week -,
on few days trip to Halifax, N. S., y,
given by the Scranton Life Insurance
Company of which the two men and !.
their daughters are employees. The U Uu'
party returned on Monday. al
U. S. Senator John G. Townsend, i.
Jr., was host to Senator Frederick ID ID
Wolcott of Connecticut over the
weekend. A fishing party was given I'd
at Ocean City, Md, on Saturday, and -,
a dinner was served by Senator W
Townsend's daughter, Miss Lyla le
Townsend at their summer home in Id
Rehoboth on Sunday Other par
ticipants in the dinner party were be
Mr.. Preston C. Townsend, Mr.. and ua
Mrs. John A. Tubbs and two sons, III
Townsend and Bill, of Selbyville, Mr..
and Mrs. John G. Townsend, 3rd, toi
Ocean Citv, Md Mr. and Mrs Paui ev
Townsend of Washington, D. c., and
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian E. Townsend of ar
tht
Mr.. r. B. Morris. cashier of the
Baltimore Trust Co. Bank had ton OF
Ill operation performed by his broth da
'r-in-law, DR.. W. o. Daisey in Sails
Jury, Nd, on Monday. Do
Mrs. Nettie West has been con- Do
ned to the home of her parents, Mr.. las
nd Mrs. C. w. Wilgus during the
asst week, due to ill health. Among Wi
er callers on Sunday were Mr.. and ing
RS. Howard Mclaughlin of Phila- pa
elphia, who had spent the day with
lie latters mother. Mrs. Carl Pep gu,
sr at the home of her sister, Mrs. lio
irby Thompson near Ocean City, !
d. Ne
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Watson went wit
Colchester, Md, for an under A
kers' convention on Thursday of tin
st week, and upon their return Bal
)me Mr.. and Mrs. Watson and their
70 children had as guests over anC
thursday night and Friday, Mrs. tow
lomas Opie and children, Tommy P.
I'd Doris, of Audubon, N. ]. Mrs. mig
pie will be remembered as Miss
nily Lynch, daughter of Mr.. and F
rs. Elbert w. Lynch formerly of of
is town, but now of Seaford. pro
Mr.. w. T. Hudson, Jr., who has in
en- in ill health for the past three
Onths has gone to the Methodist "
1spital in Philadelphia for obser-
tion and treatment. His sister
rs. Myra Smith who underwent a
rgical operation at Jefferson Hos
-al two weeks ago is doing nicely
d after her dismissal from the
spital this week will spend some
ne with her two brothers, Messrs.
no and Valorous Hudson and their
miles before her return. Mr.. Hud-
MS wife, Mrs Edna Hudson and
s. Smiths two sons, Robert and
orge, Jr., who were in Philadel-
ia over the weekend returned on
nday night.
Mrs. Elma Derrickson was taken
the Emergency Hospital in Mil
d last Saturday for treatment.
Mrs. N. c. Davis was a luncheon
est of ex-Sheriff and Mrs Murray
illips in Salisbury, Md, on Thurs
2 of last week.
drs. Maggie Watson Pepper of
lmesburg, Pa. is spending some
le with her brother and sister-in-
:, Mr.. and Mrs. Pasher w. Watson,
and other relatives in town.
iuests of Mrs. Ida Townsend at
evening social on Friday were
). Ernest McCabe of Wilmington,
and Mrs. John McCabe and chill
n of Bishop, Md, Mr.. and Mrs.
larry Holland and daughter Agnes
Mr.. Harry McCabe of town.
Iiss Jane Kenney is entertaining
friend, Miss Anne Carlston of
tn East, Md, at the home of her
'-father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs.