Milford chronicle., 1936-10-02
SELBYVILLE
Church News

Church News
A very nice representation from
the Sunday School Board was In at
tendance at the first meeting Of tbs
fall on Tuesday evening Of last week
and made plans for the Rally Day
program, to be held next Sunday eve
ming instead of the morning as il
the usual custom.
Last Sunday morning our guesl
speaker was Rev. IVanhOe Willis
from Wilmington, a representative
from the Anti-SalOOn League. Pre-
ceding the sermon Rev. r. T. Thaw-
ley read the 4Oth Psalm, after which
Rev. Willis preached from the third
verse Of the 11th Psalm-If the fOun-
datiOns be destroyed, what can we
do?
Rev. Mr.. Willis delivered a very
good sermon and told Of some Of the
horrible things that exist n our
state, as he has found them in the
few months just gone by.
In reference TO his text he said ii
the pillars or foundations OF our
state are destroyed. what can we
do2'
News Ifems In General
Mr.. and Mrs. Hillary Holland have
announced the marriage OF their
daughter, Miss Hazel Holland. to Mr..
Howard Pepper, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence II. Pepper of this town, at
the M. E. Parsonage in Dover on
Friday afternoon at 2 O'Clock, the
ceremony having been performed by
Rev. z. NJ. Shockley formerly Of this
town. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Smith
and Mr.. and Mrs. Jehu McCabe at
tended the marriage. After a short
wedding trip they will make their
future home in the apartment Of his
brother, Mr.. Homer Pepper on West
Church street.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Long Of near
ROxana have announced the mar
riage OF their daughter. Miss Grace
Long TO Alr. Webby Perry in Acco-
mac, Va, on June 22nd. They will
live in Baltimore. the home Of the
groom. For two years the bride
was secretary to Prof. T. NJ. HOwie
in Selbyville High School, during his
here, and has also
worked in the Office of Buntings'
and is well known here. |
A shower was given to Mrs. Perry |
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. /
on Friday night.
Mrs. Essie Murray was an over
night guest on Sunday of her son
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. Muir |
ray at their new home just recently /
purchased in Llanerch, Pa, and was
much pleased with their new home
and location.
Senator and Mrs. James B. MeCabe
md daughter Mae are still occupying
heir cottage at Bethany Beatch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ura Long went to
d. c.. on Saturday and
-isited their daughter. Miss Virginia
4ong who is attending school at the
of Maryland, near there.
Mrs. r. T. ThaWley also visiter
Ter daughter. Miss Eunice Thawley
t Western Maryland College. Mr..
nd Mrs. +. L. Brasure and daughter
sOuise also went with them and had
lovely trip visiting places Of inter-
st in Washington.
Miss Delphina Levey OF Brooklyn,
!. Y. has spent the past week in
own as the guest Of Mrs. Delphina [
lavis. K
Mrs. Mary Stevens is quite sick at
er home on North Main street Her ,
aughter-in-laW. Mrs. Allie Stevens
Bayard makes frequent visits
lere. ia
Mrs. Irving Whitaker. Mr.. and
Irs. w. A. Law, and the latter's sis !
n, Miss Addie Furman went to Will !
Iington last Saturday and visited
ev. and Mrs. W. II. Briggs az the
amuel Bancroft estate. and also
sited the Masonic Home near there,
Id took Ia other places Of interest.
hat hight they mOtored over 70 Z
eWark where Mr.. Law attended {
Getting Of the Board Of Trustees at 4
e Red Mems Home, while the o
hers spent a while at the home Of n
r and Mrs. w. M. Johnson and y
sited other friends. n
The Misses Hannah and Lucretia
ing returned last week from a visit n
th Rev. and Mrs. W. v. Moore and R
mily IN Cape Charles. Va. la
Mrs. Roxie Dukes spent a short RI
lille on Wednesday with her son "
d wife. MIR. and Mrs. Walter hl
lkes in Philadelphia.
A ten pound boy was born to Mr.. Of
d Mrs. Judson Ryan IN Whining 81
D on Saturday. September 2sth. is
ia Is the first boy In q family Of N
lr children Tor the Hyans. The Ia