Milford chronicle., 1936-09-11
SELBYYlLE
Church News

wilmington M. II. conference Will DC
here and preside over a combined
meeting Of the third and fourth quar-
terly conference this Friday evening
at 7.30 o'clock.
The services next Sunday evening
will be devoted to the young people
who are going away to school this
fall, and it is hoped all will be pres
ent.
The subject used by Rev. Roy T.
Thawley on Sunday morning preced-
ing Labor Day, was "A Days Work
And Days Wages" and there were
two texts-the first: Job and l.
The days of an hireling; and the sec
ond-And when he had agreed with
the labOrers for a penny day, he
sent them into his vineyard. Rev.
Thawley pointed out the fact that
a labOrer is very often more inter-
ested in his reward than in his work,
but the real reward is in the joy of
having performed our task in the
spirit of the Master, faithfully and
we'll. A solo "Is My Name Recorded
There" by the chair director, L. Wir-
rie Long, Sr., was much enjoyed.
Taylor Lewis Wedding
The marriage of Miss Almira Tay-
Ior of this town, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Taylor of MillsbOrO,
town, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin
Lewis of Fruitland, took place at
the M. e. Parsonage in BishOpville,
Nd, on Saturday evening, September
5th, 1886, with the Rev. J. P. LandOn
as the officiating minister. The
bride was attended by Miss Hazel
CrOpper of Bishopville, while Mr..
Edwards, a friend of the latter acted
as best man. Immediately following !
the ceremony the happy couple left |
on a few days honeymoon trip to
Atlantic City, N. ]. Upon their re- |
turn they will be at home in the Mrs. |
Catherine Stevens property on
Church street. The bride who has
made her home with an uncle and |
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Pasher W. Wat
son, Jr., for the past year, graduated |
from Selbyville High School in June |
1886. The groom is proprietor OF !
Turks Barber Shop, also on Church |
street. Congratulations are being |
extended to the newlyweds for a hap |
py and successful welded career.
News Items In General
Bill Tubbs left on Monday to take
up his third years work at the Gull
yer Military Academy in Culver, In
diana.
Miss Loretta Long, a graduate of
Selbyville High School in June has
gone to Tennessee where she will |
take up special work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dent Williamson of
Philadelphia were guests of U. S.
Senator John G. Townsend, Jr., for
few days last week. On Friday |
Senator Townsend took Mr.. William |
son to Ocean City, Md. and went out !
with a fishing party on the Jack
pan" a sporting yacht belonging to
Senator TOwnsend's sons. Jack and
Paul Townsend. The former resides
in Ocean City while the latter is
resident of Washington, ID. c., and
with his family has summered at the
resort.
Mrs. Elmer Holloway and son,
Frank Marshall. returned on Friday
from a visit with relatives in viii
mingtOn.
Mrs. Katie Stevens who has been
quite sick with intestinal grippe, is
slowly recovering.
Miss Nora Flood has returned to
her home in Wilmington after hav-
ing spent the summer with her
grandmother. Mrs. Nora Flood near I
town. Her parents and two sisters,
Mr. and Mrs. James Flood, Margie
and Betty came down and spent the
weekend.
Mrs. Carrie Yakes and son Frank g
of Brooklyn, N. Y, spent last week ]
in town as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. {
Norman Davis and son John.
Miss Rata Long of Beacon College,
entertained her friend
Miss Betty Satterfield, at the home q
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Long over the weekend. q
Mr.. Royal A. Stone and two sons.
Billy and Frank. of Philadelphia, {
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. G
Long at SLEEPY Hollow" over Fri Y
day and Saturday nights. and spent
Sunday and Monday with Mr.. and d
Mrs. w. A. Law in town and at Beth h
any Beach. Other guests of the s
Longs at SLEEPY Hollow" quite re-
Gently were Mr.. and Mrs. Milo M. C
Clark and daughter Milene of Will a
mingtOn, and Mrs. Longs brOther-in- h
law and sister, Professor and Mrs. b
D. A. Petry of FELTON, and their
daughter. Miss Lucille Petry an in N
5tructor at the University of Mime p
sofa, in Minneapolis, who is visiting E
her parents in FELTON,. o.
Mr.. Arthur R. Hudson of Philadel- a.
Dhia was a guest of his mother, Mrs.
Armel A. Hudson over the week p
End. n
Mr.. d. G. Williams of Wilson, N. c., G
md two granddaughters of Elm City, in
ind a grandson, of Rocky Mount, N. bi
>, who have been visiting relatives p
n town and at Fenwick Island have
to their respective homes. pl
Mr.. and Mrs. COurtland Magee of ri
spent the weekend te
With his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira al
lagee on Main street. ii
Mrs. Ida Townsend was an all W
lay guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter 81
White and family in Pittsville, Md, Fl
N Sunday. H
Mr.. and Mrs. Asher Parsons enter al
aimed over the weekend Mr.. and Iii
irs. Frank Smith of Philadelphia. H
Captain and Mrs. John S. Law and ic
lr. and Mrs. Levin J. Holloway mo- p
Ored to ChincOteague, Va, on Sun al
ay and visited with friends. az
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank NJ Long, their h'
on and two daughters, Armel, Anna e
zee and Dorothy have returned from
weeks stay at Bethany Beach. Mr.. OF
nd Mrs. G.. E. Nichols, Marvin and m
Oan visited them during their stay 1s