Milford chronicle., 1936-09-04
SELBYYMGE
Church News

by all the teachers Of that depart
ment and the pastor, Rev. r. T.
Thawley and his daughter Through
the courtesy of Messrs. Ray and
Frank Holloway the youngsters and
their chaperones enjoyed the trip to
Sandy Landing in big truck driven
by Rev. Thawley, after which the
day was spent in bathing and play
ing various games, with a nice picnic
lunch.
The subject for Sunday morning
was "A Call To The Church." with
the scripture reading from the 10th
chapter of Isaiah's prophesy, and the
text from the 9th verse. A quartette,
Take Time To Be Holy" by the
Senior Glass was much enjoyed
The members of the Senior Glass
will hold a "weenie roast" at Fen
wick Island this Friday night.
Sympathy To Mrs. Hill
We are extending our sympathy
to Mrs. Russell Hill in the loss of !
her mother, Mrs. Lizzie F. Neese, |
widow of the late Rev. G. r. Neese, |
who passed away at her home in |
Wilmington last week after an ill |
ness of Is months. Mrs. Hill and |
daughter, Miss Jane Kenney, were
there for a few days and Mr.. Hill |
was up for the funeral on Saturday
and remained over the weekend.
News Items In General
Prof. and Mrs. D. A. Petry were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. W. M. Long
at SLEEPY Hollow" on Saturday.
Levy Court Commissioner Gardner
p. Bunting was i'll at his home near
fnuvn n do 1ng
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Lee Culver of ,
Bridgeville were callers in town on !
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer West enter !
tanned to dinner at their cottage at }
Bethany Beach on Sunday, Mr.. and Z
Mrs. Benjamin c. Andrews of Will 2
mington, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward L. Y
Brasure of SelbyVille, and friends
from Newark. Mrs. Name Andrews d
who has been spending some time in a
town. returned home with her son. +
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Holloway spent A
awhile with his sister, Mrs. Mary E.
DerricksOn at the home of her II
daughter. Mrs. Matte Shockley in le
MillsbOrO on Sunday.
Mr.. Arthur Hudson and his mother =
spent few days last week in Phila-
delphia and Haddonfeld N. J. fl
Lambert Campbell is at home with
his family in town while his hoat M
makes a couple of trips to Texas. III
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Hudson, Jr., M
and daughter Louise have had as Ii
their guest for the past week Mrs. l.
HudsOn's mother, Mrs. Alice Grubb N
from Richmond. Va. B.
Marvin Nichols returned from JEFF gI
ferson Hospital on Tuesday of last hi
week. be
CASHIER Evans, manager of the Ma an
gee Filling Station is in Beebe Hos w
pital. Lewes. for treatment.
Mr.. Willis w. Hudson quietly OBJ de
served his birthday anniversary on wi
Tuesday of last week but very much an
enjoyed a lovely birthday cake from st
his wife, Mrs. Laura Hudson, and
daughter Ruth. Pa
Mrs. Miriam Dukes went to Phila- w
delphia on Saturday for the mar ed
riage of her uncle. Mr.. Edmund sta
Lynch. brother to her father. Mr.. ma
A. NJ Lynch, and formerly of Rox- we
ana. Mr.
Miss Mildred Athleton. an office Ph
employee of Bunting's Nurseries an,
spent the weekend with her parents Mr.
N Milford. Mr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Holston of Mr.
Georgetown were guests of her par LO
'nts, Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Wilgus on
sunday. Lar
Mrs. Mary Gum of Showell, Md, is Mr.
Il the home of her mother, Mrs. Bet Ca
Murray in town, suffering with a to
prained ankle. Su
Chester Tingle of New Castle spent vac
few days last week with his sister. she
lrs Maude Jarvis and family. n
MIR. and Mrs. Paul Long and c..
aughter, Betty Anne, have moved Elr
ome with his father. Mr.. c. T. Long frie
t Shovel, Md, due to his father n
eing in i'll health and unable to of
manage his business all the time. this
he former Mr.. Long has been en- son
aged with c. L. McCabe & Co. for on
he past few years and if convenient T
do so will continue his work there Con
ntil the first of the year. We are tena
cry sorry Mrs. Long met with an Bun
utOmObile accident soon after their Mrs
rrival at their new home had
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Quillen have fore
loved from the Mrs. Catherine Ste We
ems property on Church Street to was
lie Paul Scott property on Dukes the
treet, vacated by the Long family Dav,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Williams have tion
me to their new home near Camn- off {
9lltown. Md, and Mr.. and Mrs. mass
1omas Ellis and daughter Norma from
e moving to the Harry Adkins in al
operty on Walnut Street vacated extin
the former family. ticle
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Bunting and and
r. and Mrs. Dalton Blades are leav- origi
g the Pepper apartment on West ried ;
urch Street, to be occupied by in so
9mbers of the family in the near Du
lure. The Buntings' are going to urday
kama while the Blades have not chiml
found a suitable home. Edwa
Nr. and Mrs. w. A. Law, Miss Ad- Vile
? Furman and Mrs. Essie Murray eral
re guests for awhile on Sunday shing
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Furman at house
kama, and also spent a part of Mrs
afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs. Rata
in r. Furman of Wilmington, at visit
ir summer home at Pittsburg in No
.ch, Fenwick Island. trip t
Ir. and Mrs. Calvin Rayne and ingto1
dren spent Sunday in Salisbury, pleact
as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. the la