Milford chronicle., 1936-06-26
SELBYVILE
Church News

Church News
Rev. r. 7. Thawley preached
special sermon to a body Of Mason
from Doric Lodge No. 80, on Sundal
morning, using as his subject "Feal
Not" from Revelations / and z. II
observance Of st. Johns Day. Tn,
three points emphasized were: Feal
Not To Live, Fear Not To Die, anC
Fear Not The Hereafter. Previous
to the sermon the pastor made an.
nouncement Of the three members OF
the Junior Choir who have made a
perfect attendance both at rehearsal
on Wednesdays and service on Sun
day mornings, as follows: Louise
Hudson, Virginia Richards and Tom
my Mumford, who are TO be given an
automobile trip this Friday night,
chaperoned by the pastor and his
wife, and Miss Elizabeth Murray the
pianist. Others who received gifts
Tor having missed only one Sunday
morning service or one rehearsal
were Jeanette Buell.. Betty Brown,
Ruth Morris, Barbara Lee Hudson.
Carolyn Buell. and George Elmer
West. Their renditiOns have been
discontinued until next fall as is the
usual custom, and following their
last rehearsal last week were taken
on picnic to Bethany Beach, chan
erOned by Mrs. r. T. Thawley and
Mrs. Elmer West.
News Items In General
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Jarvis gave
lawn party to a few of the little
folks of the town in honor of the
fifth birthday anniversary of their
son, Norman, Jr., on Saturday after
noon, June 10th, from 2.3O until 4
O'Clock. Following a series of games
the youngsters were invited to the |
dining-rOOm where the table was |
beautifully decorated with flowers. |
wee little baskets filled with candies |
used as faVors, birthday cake with
hve pink candles, and a generous
serving OF homemade ice cream and
sponge cake. The invited guests
were Tommy Long, Leon Taylor.
Donald Holloway, Paul ShOckley,
Wilbur Quillen, Sharon Pepper.
Dickey Baylis, Betty Jean McCabe.
Patsy Adkins, Jeanette Rayne, Mary
Hudson McCabe and Barbara Green
berg. A number of little gifts were
left for Junior, and Immediately fol-
lowing refreshments, the guests all
returned to their various homes. His
mother, Mrs. Maude Tingle Jarvis
was assisted in making and serving
by Mrs. Hattie Law of
Bishopville, Md, Mrs. Sarah Scott,
Mrs. Martha Long, Mrs. Pearl Ad-
kins and Miss Addie Furman of Sell
1yville.
Mrs. Paul Pepper ehaperoned a
group Of girls at the State All Club
cort course at the University of
Delaware from June II to 20.
A musical recital was held by Mrs.
Hester Dunn and her music pupils
n the Firemen's Hall on Tuesday
Of last week, one selection
laVing been played by each member
i her class taking active part, who
Tere from SelbyVille, Bishopbille.
'rankfOrd, and the surrounding com
lunity, accompanied by their par
nts and friends. The recital is an
nnual AFFAIR and is always thorough
7 enjoyed by those who are privi-
sged to attend. The members Of the
lass are from pre-schoOl age to
Ugh school graduates, and a duet by
Irs. Dunn and the one little girl who q
as not yet started to school, was
lite an interesting feature.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Wiley ac-
'mpanied by her mother, Mrs. Levi
uniting and Mr.. Harry McCabe mo-
red to ChincOteague, Va, on Sun
~ morning and spent the day with
ilatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. MalcOmb Pritchett
Id children, Junior and Ellen, of
ilmingtOn, former residents here,
ere guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Pasher
+. Watson, Jr., from Tuesday until
lnday. On Wednesday afternoon
rs. Raymond Ringler gave a sur
Use party at her home in honor of
rs. Pritehett, and invited in all her
rmer neighbOrs to spend a social
lernoOn and served refreshments.
ley were entertained to dinner by
:. and Mrs. Raymond Taylor on
iday and visited a number of other
ends during their stay here.
Mrs. ROXie Dukes was a guest Of
r sister-in-law, Mrs. o. w. Wilgus
Snow Hill, Nd, over the week
4.
dr. and Mrs. w. A. Law and Miss
die Furman entertained to dinner
Bethany Beach on Sunday, Mr..
! Mrs. F. w. Holloway, Mr.. and
s. Elmer Holloway and son Frank
rshall.
drs. Name Andrews of Whining
has been spending a few days
h Mr.. and Mrs. e. L. Brasure and
er friends here.
apt. George Walker of the Light
tiOn near Lewes, has been spend
a weeks vacation with his wife,
J. Ethel Walker, in town, and had
Ir daughter GeOrgetta from Bea-
i College, Wilmington, at home
them over the weekend. Mrs.
lker had as dinner guests one day
week, Mrs. James Massey Of
lOpVille, and Mrs. Ida Gravner Of
sbury. Md. y
r. John r. Law, recent graduate
he School of Dentistry at the n
ical College Of Virginia, in Rich
ID. Is spending a brief vacation
cd with his parents, Captain and
John s. Law, before his perma-
location in Newport News, Va,
first Of July.
r. and Mrs. Paul Long and
shter, Betty Ann. spent last Sun
with Mr.. and Mrs. Bill WiIgus
children at Bethany Beach.