Milford chronicle., 1937-07-02
SELBYVIL.LE
Church News

The sermon by Rev. r. T. Thawle,
/ following the Sunday School session
/ last Sunday morning was a very In
spring and uplifting one from tn
story of Christ dining with Zacceul
the publican. The text was st. Lux
10 and 20-For the son of man il
come to seek and save that which II
lost; while the theme of the sermon
was Harmony With God"
Thomas H. Hudson of Ocean View
secretary of the Baltimore Hundred
Sunday School Association made al
official visit to our Sunday School
last Sunday morning.
Mrs. Jennie Hudson Wilgus, su.
perintendent of the junior Depart
ment of the Sunday School, was in
Philadelphia recently studying q
child-centered activity program, and
is planning on doing some good work
in our community.
News Items In General
Rachel, two-and-one-half-y
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Alan Hud-
son of this town, died in a Whining
ton hospital on Wednesday of last
week following few days illness of
blood poison. Clinton H. Watson of
Frankford went for the body and
brought it to the home of her par
ents where funeral services were
held on Friday afternoon by Rev. r.
T. Thawley, after which the body
was taken to Frankford for burial
Besides the parents she is survived
by baby sister and two little broth
ers. At the time the child was taken
away the father who is employed as
boatman, was anchored in New
Jersey waters, and his early arrival
at the hospital was made possible
through the courtesy of Harold Long
and Everett Derrickson of this town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor z. Simpler
and twin sons. Louis and Harry, went
to Norfolk, Va, on Saturday to see
their son and brother. Clifford Simp-
Ter, Jr, who arrived there on a U.
S. Navy boat that night. 1t has
been two years since the parents last
saw their son, due to his employment
with the navy. They were accom-
panied on the trip by Miss Hannah
Long, a niece of Mrs. Simpler who
visited with the Rev. and Mrs. w.
Vaughn Moore, their two sons and
daughter, Vaughn, Robert and Olive
Ellis, at the NJ. Z. Parsonage in Cape |
Charles. The Rev. Moor eand his |
family were former residents of the
NJ. E. Parsonage in Selbyville.
Mrs. Horace Campbell is in the
Methodist Hospital, Philadelphia.
where she has just recently under
gone a surgical operation. Mr.. and
Mrs. Campbell and daughter. Mrs. |
Mabel Evans were guests of Mrs.
Campbell's brother and sister-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Tingle for
awhile before her entrance to the
hospital.
Mrs. Hester Campbell Warren has
moved to Rehoboth where her hus-
band. Elbert Warren, has employ
ment. Barbara Catherine. daugh-
ter was born to Mr.. and Mrs. War
ren in Salisbury Hospital on Monday
of this week.
Paul Derrickson has returned from
Beebe Hospital at Lewes, where he
has been under treatment. While
OH a visit to see him at the hospital
last week. his mother and sister.
Mrs. Alice DerricksOn and Catherine
were dinner guests of Mrs. Vogel
in that town. His father. Capt. Harry
Derrickson OF the U. S. Coast Guard
Station at Lewes. was home over
he weekend.
Frank w. Holloway, manager OF
he F. W. Holloway & Co. store, who
was confined to his bed for few
lays last week. is getting out again.
hough not yet fully recovered from
lis Illness.
A baby boy was born in Balti-
more hospital at 6.45 on Sunday
morning as the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Peter w. Whaley of this town. Mrs.
Nhaley is the former Miss Madeline
daughter of Mrs. M. Pasha
Watson and the late Paynter F. Wat
on of this town. Mr.. Whaley and
frs. Watson, accompanied by the
mother, Mrs. Walter Wha-
ey of Whaleyville, Md, left early on
unday morning to see the new ar
ival.
A daughter. named Amanda Elaine,
'as born to Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
ong of the Selbyville-Roxana road
n Thursday of last week. Mr.. Long
DIOtneT 10 MTS. GeOTSc II. MS-
ee in town.
Miss Anna Lee and Dorothy Long
at a house party at the
,ttage of their parents, Mr.. and
RS. Frank M. Long on Month At
ntic Avenue, Bethany Beach, for
'veral days of last week. Guests
Onna Lee were Allie Marie Ben
stt. Agnes Long, Jeanette Buell. and
'anna Evans; Dorothy's guests
ere Marilyn Greenberg and Carolyn
iell.
Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Hudson
I'd daughter Mabel had as dinner
tests on Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
i Sidenbender of town, Mr.. and
RS. Joseph Hudson of Bishopville,
r. and Mrs. Herman Hudson and
ildren Barbara and Norma of
,ean City, Md, and Mr.. Elmer Hud-
n of Philadelphia. Mr.. and Mrs.
lward Pepper of Ocean View were
so guests for the afternoon. a