Milford chronicle., 1937-08-20
sELBYvILLE
Church New.

Sunday was an ideal day and tn
J audience very good for the sermon
by the pastor, Rev. r. T. Thawle.
, from st. Luke's gospel, IL Chapter
Where Christ exhorted his disciples
to avoid hypocricy and to beware o
covetousness. Text: For man.
life consisteth not in the abundance
OF the things which he possesseth.
A solo, "It Is Better For Him Tt
Choose My Way" was rendered by
l.. Wirrie Long, from the senior choil
with Master Leland Dunn at the pipt
organ, who is now acting as organisi
due to the illness of his mother, Mrs
Hester Dunn. who is in the Methodist
Hospital, Philadelphia. for treat
ment.
News Items I'm General.
Miss Romaine King, of Dover
daughter of DR.. King, president OF
the State Board of Education, was a
guest of Miss Jane Kenney at the
home of her stepfather and mother,
Mr. and Mrs. L. r. Hill over the
week end.
Miss Mary Flood, of Philadelphia,
is spending a few days vacation with
Mrs. Nora Flood, widow OF her cousin
the late John Flood.
Mrs. Horace Johnson and grand
daughter. Kathryn, of Wilmington,
are now occupying the cottage of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles E. Richards, of
Roxana. at Fenwick Island, while
Mrs. johnson is recuperating from
a recent illness and a serious opera
ton. Her daughter, Mrs. Almena
Bronston, a nurse, in Wilmington
Hospital and her family brought her
down on Saturday and spent the day
with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry McCabe at
the Bee Hive"
Rev ]. P. 0utten. of Secretary,
Md, was a guest of his son and wife,
DIR. and Mrs. l.. R. Outten for awhile
last week.
Mrs. Charles W. Wilgus and guest
Mrs. Maggie Pepper, of Philadel-
phia, spent awhile at Fenwick Island
on Wednesday. Capt. and Mia. IT.
wing Bennett and Mrs. Charlie Hill,
also of Philadelphia, called at the
Wilgus home one day last week.
Mrs. Joshua McCabe has returned
from a few days visit with her son |
and daughterin-law, Mr.. and Mrs. |
John D. McCabe and family at Reho-
both Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Ringler and |
son, Clayton, entertained at their
Bethany Beach home from Thursday
until Sunday, Mrs. Kathryn Browne
and children, Betty, Louise and Van
MIR. and Mrs. Holmes Judson and
two children, Emily and George, of
were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs William Burch over the week
end and are now visiting relatives in
his vicinity. Mrs. JudsOn will be
as Miss Jessie Hudson,
laughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
formerly of this town.
Thomas H. Timmons, assistant
cashier of the Baltimore Trust Co.,
Mrs. Timmons and their youngest
son, Leslie Timmons, for several
Years past a teacher in the Millsboro
High School, returned on Thursday
night from a few days vacation per-
cd in the mountains of Virginia and
West Virginia, taking in the Shen-
lndoah Valley and the Sky Line
Drive and other points of interest
Turing their 1000 mile trip.
Eddie V. Williams celebrated his
18th birthday last Thursday and was
yiven a party by his wife. Those
attending were d. C. Williams, OF
N. c., Mrs. Elizabeth Evans
md Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Middleton, of
Pa; Mr. and Mrs. W.
r. Evans, Mr.. and Mrs Harvey Evans
md Howard Bunting, of Frankford;
Mrs. VIM. G. Williams. Miss Myrtle
Miss Blanche Williams.
Master Paul Williams and Bill, Jr., of
Berlin. Md; Mr.. and Mrs. Victor
Simpler and sons Harry and Lewis,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Simpler, Nelson
Simpler, Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Hudson,
Sr., Miss Ellen Williams, /. w. Long,
Mr.. and Mrs. Urah Long and Mr.. and
drs. Paul Pepper and Harvey Will
Jams, of town.
Former Selbyville Resident
lies Suddenly.
Paul T. Scott, aged Sc years, for &,
ner Selbyville resident, died sudden
Y at his summer home at Ocean !
'ity, Md, about 8 O'Clock on Sunday
nOrning, August Is, 1887. Death
aving resulted from cerebral hem d
rrhage.
Funeral services were held at the
ouse ON Wednesday at p. m, and
he burial services took place in ST. L
aul's Episcopal Church cemetery "
[ Berlin, Md. Deceased is survived
Y the widow and one daughter, Mrs h
'aisy Dukes Scott and Miss Helen q
colt, their permanent home being in
rexel Hill, Pa. ri
Mr.. Scott was a native of Berlin, :,
eing the son of the late Mr. and =,
rs. George E. Scott. In early man ~
pod he came to SelbyVille and en- l.
aged in business and after his mar
age on December 29, 1903, resided St
l Dukes street in town and after
! became associated with the Scran- Ill
n Life Insurance Co., of Scranton,
L., removed his family to Phila- 81
.lphia and later purchased their dT
esent home in Drexel Hill, still re-
ining a business office in Selbyville is
here he came almost every week. c.
,rmer Senator James B. McCabe,
other representative of the Scran- ri,
n Insurance Co., and Mr.. Scott to-
We been close associates in bust MI
IS for several years. He was real
tate agent and in former years was an
sociated with w. G. Williams, of oh
IS town, now deceased. pl
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