Milford chronicle., 1936-11-20
SELBYYIILE

The sermon by the pastor last Sun
day morning was a very good one
on the subject Hearing God Speak.
The scripture reading was from st.
Johns gospel, 18th chapter and YER
ses 23 to 33 inclusive, and the SER
mon based on the 29th verse-The
people therefore, that stood by, and
heard It. said that it thunderer; 9TH
ers said, an angel spoke to him.
The pastor made the remark that
we are sometimes so indifferent that
we are unable to comprehend be-
tween the voice Of God when He
speaks to us, and the Numbering Of
the noises round about us.
News Items In General
A quiet wedding took place in the
M. e. parsonage Of this town at IL
O'Clock on Thursday morning Of last
week, when Miss Sarah Mitchell and
Mr.. Hugh Perry both Of Centerville,
Nd, were united IN the holy bonds
Of matIimony BY the Rev. r. T.
Thawley, pastor Of the church. Sew
eral friends from CenterVille where
Rev. Thawiey served as pastor for
four years before coming to Selby-
vile. came over for the marriage,
and the bride and bridegroom were
attended by Mr.. and Mrs. W. o. Dra-
per of ChestertOwh. Md.
Mrs. l. l.. Long made a business
trip TO Dover ON Wednesday Of last
week, and called to see Mrs. Ans
thony Carol, sister-in-Iaw Of Mrs.
Frank NJ. Long OF this town, who is
i'll in the hospital there.
The Misses Ellen and Virginia
Baker, twin daughters of Mr.. and
Mrs. Otis Baker of DagsbOrO. spent
few days last week with their
grandmother, Mrs. Ruth Lewis, at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Lewis on Church street, and was al
so guest of Miss Betty Brown on
Friday evening.
Mrs. Elmer West and son. George
Elmer, went on a shopping trip to
Philadelphia last Thursday and re-
mained with Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar T.
West and Mr. and Mrs Raymond
Mills in COllingdale until Sunday,
when their husband and father went
up for the day returning that night.
Mrs. Nettie West who had spent Fri
day and Saturday nights i'm Philadel-
phia with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Will
liams, Joined the dinnC.' party in Col
lingdale on Sunday I'd returned
with the Selbyville faT lily that night.
Mr.. A. E. Stevens made a business
trip to Baltimore, Md, on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Bunting and
son Billy. of the DUPONT Boulevard
were guests of the formers brother
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Bunting at their home near town on
Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. William Wilgus of
Bayard were guests of relatives in
town ON Saturday.
Mrs. James B. McCabe and daugh-
ter Mae spent the weekend with
friends and relatives i'm Wilmington
and Philadelphia.
Mrs. Oneita Bunting Tingle who
has been i'll at her home near town
is now very much better
Mrs. Beulah Stevens was i'm Phila-
delphia on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Wilgus were |
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Lynch J
at Roxana, and also called on Mrs |
Hetty Lynch in FrankfOTd ON Sun
day.
Mrs. Armel A. Hudson returned on |
Friday night from a visit with her |
son, Mr.. Arthur II. Hudson in Phila- !
delphia, Mr.. and Mrs. George ThOmp- |
son in Brooklyn. ~ Y, and Mr.. and |
Mrs. o. J. 81 &c and daughter, in /
n. J. Her son accom- +
panied her home for few days
cunning trip
Mrs. Volta NJ. Long went to Balti-
more Sunday to see her husband, Mr..
w. NJ Long, who has been patient \
At John Hopkins Hospital for the
past week.
Mrs. Lee Stevens and Mrs. Layfield 4
Long spent Sunday afternoon in Del
mar as guests of Mrs. Frank Faulk- /
ler, widow of the Rev. Faulkner, a
ormer pastor here.
Miss Annabelle Davis of SeafOrd |
las returned home after a few days
itay with her uncle and aunt. DR..
md Mrs. Vs. L. Hastings and son
Harold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Pepper spent |
he week end with Mr.. and Mrs. Ger
I'D Matthews in Stewartstown, Pa.
Selbyville relatives and friends
AVE been informed Of the marriage
# Mr.. Medford l.. Watson Of SeafOrd,
former resident cf this town, to
irs. Betty Watts Of Washington, ID.
=, the ceremony having been per-
ormed in Washington on Tuesday,
iOvember 10th, the occasion of the
9Th birthday anniversary of the
who is a brother to Mr..
asher w. Watson, Sr., of this town.
or number of years before going
o Seaford, Mr. Watson and his fam
Iy lived on Main street in Selby-'l
lille, and was our local funeral di-
ectOr. The former Mrs. Watson
ias sister to Mr.. William o. Nc
abe, Mrs. Elsena Holloway and Mr..
Ohm B.. McCabe of this town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lewis went
, Wilmington ON Thursday of last
yeek for the marriage of the latters
lister, Miss Sara Elizabeth Wyatt
D MIR. Francis V. Haggerty. Mrs.
ewis and Mrs. Haggerty are both
aughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter h.
gyatt of Lewes, Delaware, and the
liter has made several acquaintan-
es here during her visits with her
ster.
Mr.. George NJ. Hudson, aged about
D years, passed away at his home
n Church street at four o'clock on
unday afternoon, after a very short
lness of pneumonia. Funeral ser
ices were held in the Pilgrim Holi-
esS Church at RoKana on Wednes-
ny afternoon by Rev. Mr.. LOwery,
nd interment was made in the
ynch Cemetery near Williamsville.
esides the widow, Mrs. Mary Hud-
IN. the deceased is survived hy two