Milford chronicle., 1936-10-09
SE1BYYILLE
Church News

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day morning, in charge Of the super
intendent, Earl Nichols.
Following the Sunday school Sc.
sion, Rev Roy T. Thawley admins
tered the sacraments of the Lord
Supper, with Sc communicates pai
ticipating, very small number 70
the beginning Of the fall work.
The entire evening was taken u
with the Rally Day program entitle
Builders" at which time Bett
Brown gave the address Of welcome
from the primary department, whil
John Dorman and Barbara Lee Hud
son represented the junior depart
ment. The challenge of the you'll
was given by Marvin Nichols. In.
stallation of officers followed the
program.
October Wedding
The marriage ceremony of Miss
ONEIDA Clara Taylor, daughter of the
late Cove A. and CleOra Long Tay-
lOr of this town to Harold Collins,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Collins
of BishOpVille, Md, was performed
in the NJ. E. parsonage at Bishop
vile. Md. by Rev. j. P. LandOn on
Saturday night, October 8, at eight
o'clock. The brides maid was Miss
Thelma Collins. sister of the groom,
while Wilson Latchum. also of Bish-
Opville, acted as best man.
The bride is the granddaughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Parker Long with
whom she has resided since the
death of her parents, when she was
at the age of four years. The newly
welded couple have our best wishes
fol a successful future. An uncle, |
Martin l.. Long, of Washington, D. |
c., came over for the marriage and
spent the weekend with his parents. |
News Items In General
The members of Ayita Council |
No. 10, Degree of PocOhOntas, held
their monthly covered dish supper
on their regular meeting night last
week, with a lot OF good things to
eat, and a jolly gOda time was had
by all.
The SelbyVille Rotary Club has re-
turned to town for the winter after
having spent the summer at Beth
any Beach. The first meeting was
held on Friday night with the pres
dent, Homer Pepper, presiding. An
excellent roast duck dinner was SER
1ed by a committee from the Ladies
Tub, under the Craftsmanship of Mrs.
nga Tubbs. Her cO-workers were
he president of the club, Mrs. NADIA
inc Watson Whaley, Mrs. Nettie
Vest, Mrs. Mae Booth, and Mrs. Will
lam Greenberg.
Bert Campbell has returned to his
position on a boat after a visit with
lis family in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer West and son,
George Elmer, returned on Sunday
hight from a very brief visit with
riends in Schuylkill Haven, Pa.
Arthur R. Hudson of Philadelphia
vas home with his mother, Mrs.
ina Hudson over Saturday night
nd Sunday.
Mrs. Hudson wishes the writer to {
ay a lady's black umbrella was LETT 9
I her home on the funeral day of l
er husband. Armell A. Hudson on
.Ugust 81, and she will be glad for I
he owner to call for it. g
Miss Electa Long and Jeanette l
nd Calvin Rayne, JT., spent Friday a
ith c. T. Long and Mr.. and Mrs. +
aul Long and daughter, Betty Anne, W
Shovel, Nd.
- !. Mora Flood is visiting her h
n and daughter, James and Mary II
OOd at the home of the former in p
r
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dimes of
'idgeville were guests of Mrs. Ka- NJ
Stevens on Thursday of last a
EEK. ID
MIR. and Mrs. Howard Cramer of el
st Strausburg, Pa. spent the W
,ek-end with their daughter, at the tT
me of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank NJ. Long a
Church street. Miss Cramer is nj
e of the music teachers in our To- re
school. "
Mrs. Ida Townsend had as dinner tr
ests on Thursday of last week, U. IN
Senator John G. Townsend, Jr., Of u
vn. Miss Olive Hurley and Julian
Townsend of Georgetown. cl
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Rayne and pa
ldren, Jeanette, Calvin, Jr., and
orge Harry spent Saturday and lei
nday with Mr.. and Mrs. Emory pr
rVel of Salisbury, Md. MI
lr. and Mrs. Roland West of IN
lVille were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. trC
'her Evans on Friday evening. Sh
lrs. Eva B. Moore of Elizabeth, Di'
j., was in town over the week. Ell
'. w. Holloway is attending court Sh
Georgetown as a juror. we
'orty-five years ago last Saturday Ne
Holloway began his work in the the
realm as a clerk in the
'e of the late Elisha C. Dukes of Pa
willie. He later bought an inter- Loi
in the store and continued as a Bet
owner and salesman until some linI
: after the death of Mr.. Dukes, to
n he opened up business in Sell +
lie about IA years ago. tie
rs. Jennie Simpler visited her MOI
sin, Mrs. Vurta Law and family ker
last week. lint
ter a short stay at home, Miss by
nah Long returned to Cape P
rles, Va, to assist Rev. w. v. P
re with his rally day program VIII
fall activities of his church. CIai
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