Milford chronicle., 1936-10-30
SELBYVILE
Church New


The mid-week prayer services
will be resumed on Wednesday
night, November 4, after having been
discontinued since last spring.
AS was announced two weeks ago,
prior TO the morning worship pro-
Gram last Sunday morning, an cleo
tion was held for the purpose Of
electing a lay delegate to the annual
session Of the Wilmington NJ. =.
Conference, resulting with the cleo
tion of William A. Law as the lay
delegate and James B. McCabe as
the alternate, to serve for term Of
four years.
Following the election, Rev. R. r..
Thawley, the pastor, spoke on the
proposed plan Of Unification Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South,
and the Methodist Protestant
Church. II the unifcation does take
place in the future the three denOm-
nations will be known as the Meth
odist Church.
A party was held in the club
room Of Red Mems Hall last Thurs
day evening for the members Of the
senior choir, accompanied by their
husbands, wives and other members
of their families. A covered dish sup
per preceded the social affair.
The sermon last Sunday night was
from st. Johns gospel. chapter 13
and verses % to 80. The story OF
Jesus pointing out the traitor, and
the text was a part of the 3Oth
verse-"And Il Was Night"
Pepper. CrOzler
The marriage of Homer H. Pepper
Of this town to Miss Louise CrOzier
Of LansdOwne, Pa, took place in
LansdOwne, on Friday afternoon,
October %, with the Rev. R. 7.
Thawley of this town as the Off
ciating minister. After a wedding
trip to Bermuda. they will be at
home in Selbyville, where the groom
is engaged in business and is pres
ident of the Pepper Poultry Com
pany.
Warren.CampbeIl
Miss Hester Campbell, daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. Horace Campbell of
this town, and Elbert Warren, son
Of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin War
rem, of near BishOpville, we're mar
ried in Pittsville, Md, on Sunday
afternoon, October 25, with the Rev.
Waldo L. Disc, pastor of the NJ. r.
Church, officiating. The couple was
attended by Mr.. and Mrs. CASHIER
Norris, the latter being the former
Miss Kathryn Warren, a sister Of
the groom. The bride was attired in
navy blue suit with accessories to |
match.
+ Mr.. Warren is a nephew of Cal
vim T. Savage of this town, with
whom he resides and is employed in
his place of business. They will
make their future home in Selby-
Vile.
News Items In General
E. Paul BurkhOlder Of George
town addressed the Selbyville RO-
tary Club at its weekly dinner meet !
ing on Friday evening, with q |
members and guests present to en-
10Y the address. The dinner was
served by a group from the Ladies
Aid Society, with Mrs. Earl Nichols
as chairman.
A reciprocity meeting was held by +
the Selbyville Community Club and
the Ladies' Club of Bridgeville in the !
local club room here on Thursday
afternoon of last week. Mrs. Peter
Whaley. president of the local club.
presided over the opening exercises
Including a bean contest, and the
Bridgeville Club presented a play I
entitled "The Grapes Hang High"
The characters were: Mrs. Edgar
Anderson, Mrs. z. Lee Culver, Mrs. ]
George Rous and Mrs. Joseph Will
ley. Mrs. John HOffecker. Mrs. L. F.
Hoch and Mrs. Mace Allen sang
three musical selections with Mrs.
Harriet Cahall at the piano. Hos
tcsses for the day we're Mrs. r. b.
Morris. Mrs. Henry Watson, Mrs. Z.
/. Whitaker. Mrs. J. c. Scott and
Mrs. Harvey Tingle.
A "three-in-One" birthday celebra- l
tion was held at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Calvin Rayne on Wednes-
day of last week in honor of their
three children, Jeanette, who was 5
years old that day; Calvin, Jr., who
was observing his 3rd birthday on
Thursday and George Harry, who
passed his first birthday anniversary
just recently.
The refreshments for the occasion
we're ice cream and cake. The color
scheme was pink and white and
pink candles were arranged in
sroups on the birthday cake to rep
.esent each individual. Each child
-eceived its own greetings and gifts
rom guests present and from rela-
ives at a distance, including their
Iunt, Mrs. Naomi Long Marvel of
Md, who was unable to
Ittend.
Mrs. Marvel and her husband, E. 8
:. Marvel, came over on Sunday and !.
With the Rayne family visited their
ncle, J. C. Evans at ROxana.
Mrs. w. o. McCabe went to Phila-
elphia on Saturday to attend a din
er on Sunday given in honor Of the y
tn birthday anniversary Of her h
Shirley Magee, at
he home of the latter's parents, Mr.. 8
nd Mrs. Harold Magee.
Prof. and Mrs. Herbert Baker and
on Howard Of New Brunswick, N. S
!, were guests Of his mother, Mrs.
Iaggie Baker over the weekend. Y
he Baker family and Mrs. Vena n
Iumford were dinner guests Of Mr..
nd Mrs. John B. McCabe on Sum y
ay. nj
Mr.. and Mrs. Levin w. Holloway,