Milford chronicle., 1936-05-08
SELBYYILLE
Church News

ty Adult Education Choral Groul
under the direction of Prof. Glider
sleeve, state supervisor of music
next Sunday night, May 10th at 7.SI
o'clock.
Appropriate Mothers Day service!
will be observed in Sunday School a
$50, and church at 1890 o'clock mex
Sunday morning.
The Sinless Christ" was the sub
ject used by Rev. Thawley on Sun
day morning, while the sermon was
delivered from the text, st. John 8 :4G
Which of you cOnvinceth me OF
sin. The subject for the evening was
What We Believe" and the text st.
John 9:3S-Lord believe. A duet,
Days of Long Ago" rendered by the
Misses Jane Kenney and Virginia
Long accompanied by Miss Elizabeth
Murray from the Young Peoples
Choir was much enjoyed and we are
hoping for the return of the musical
numbers by the young peoples di-
vision of the church each Sunday
evening
Mrs. Horace Pepper was hostess at
Mrs. Horace Peppe wars hostess at
a bridge supper given at her home on
Dukes street, Tuesday evening, April
2Sth at $50 o'clock. Her guests in
cluded Mrs. Melby. Mrs. Carlton
FOOks and Mrs. Leman Helm, of
FTankfOrd; Mrs. Blaine Atkins. |
MillsborO; Mrs. Edward GOslee. |
Stockley; Mrs. Roland West, Mill /
VILE; Mrs. DOllie StOckels, George /
town; Mrs. James Bowen. Newark. /
Md; Mrs. Leo EnOch. Mrs. William
Greenberg. Mrs. John A. Tubbs, Mrs.
Nettie West, Mrs. Miriam Dukes, Mrs.
Reese Peters, Mrs. Roland Scott, Mrs.
Edward Stevens. Mrs. Harvey Tingle.
Mrs. COvingtOn Townsend. Mrs. Conn
Scott, Mrs. Clifton Hastings. Mrs.
Frank Long. Mrs. Harry Tubbs, Mrs.
William Wilgus and Mrs. Paul Long
Ol Selbyville Mrs Pepper was as
sisted by her sister. Mrs. William
Monroe. of Omar.
+. w. Holloway and son Elmer.
made a business trip to Baltimore.
Md, the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Armell Hudson and s
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. McCabe called on !
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Lawson. bride {
and groom of one week. at their
nphuG III NlillbUUIOs Oll Ouludy.
Capt and Mrs. John S. Law, ac- s
by the formers uncle. MIR.
Curtis Law of BishOpville. Md, went {
to Franklin City. Va. on Sunday and ]
visited Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Glad '
ling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond b. Morris '
md daughter Rachel. returned on
Sunday night from a few days stay j
n Ashland. Va, where they attended I
he May Day exercises at Randolph d
Macon College, and made arrange
nents for Rachels entrance as a stu "
lent, next fall. Mrs w. o. Daisey
# Fruitland. Md. came over and I;
tayed with Janet. the little daughter
# Mr.. and Mrs. Morris, while they m
we're away. G
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Herdman of
Dover. were guests of the latters NJ
'arents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Pepper al
nd other relatives here over the
weekend. Il
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Hill had as ca
heir guests OH Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ia
:. Noble FARRELL of GOldsbOrO, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Stevens and ca
n. and Mrs. Joseph MADEIRA of Mill
lie and Ocean View. visited their te
lrents. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Stevens
Id other relatives here on Sunday. an
Messrs. J. r. Buell. and Willis w. da
udsOn are i'm the South for the Ba
'rry season. rio
Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
lrman Jarvis at different times sol
ring the past week were: Mr. and Ph
RS. Olen ShOCkley of Berlin. Md, Mr.
rs. Lemuel Tingle and Mrs. Preston -
illiams of FrankfOrd. Mrs. Flo !
'uthard of Millville, and Mrs. HOr- IIi
e Hickman of Georgetown. -,
w. T. Hudson. Jr., is still suffering od
1m an attack of pleurisy and not Eii
{ able to be up. ~
Mrs. w. T. Hudson. Sr.. had the yis
sfOrtune to fall down a flight of Wa
'ps at the home of Mrs. V. E. NJ,
npler last week and dislOcated her dan
list. but is now recovering. i.
The Selbyville relatives who were mo,
He'd to ROXana by the death and JaI,
neral of Nettie Russell West on and
ursday and Sunday were Mr.. and sist
s. Norman West. Mr. and Mrs. FL ~
+ West and son George, and Mrs. Ntn.
title West. Nettie Russell was well ,,,;a
OWN here. having been named i'm i,,,a, IT, 80
lor of the latter Mrs. West and noia,
husband, the late Russell West.
we regret very much her UNI -
ely going and are extending our a
pest sympathy to her parents and
er, Mr.. and Mrs. Ward West and
). Harold McCabe.
uneral services for Mr.. Josiah
ray who passed away last week
+ prolonged illness were held
Ebenezer Church on Selbyville
rye. Sunday afternoon. by the
or. Rev. r. I. Thawley A widow
two daughters survive.
rs. Eva Holloway. accompanied
Ter father and brother. P. w.
ray of ROxana, and Wilson Muir -
of Millville. attended the funeral.
ss Pauline Brittingham spent
weekend with friends i'm Newark -
Wilmington. -
?. and Mrs. Raymond Mills of
ngdale. Pa. spent Saturday
with the latter's uncle and
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer West at
home with Mr.. and Mrs. George
agee.
s. James B. McCabe and daugh-
Nae made a business trip to
ngtOn on Friday and the latter
ined with Miss Kitty Radish in
r over the weekend.