Milford chronicle., 1937-10-29
SELBYNILLE
Church News

TCHUFGH NEWS
, The new hymnals for Salem M.
. Church have been purchased and ar
! ready for use next Sunday and as
the usual custom a dedication servic
/. will be held during the morning wor
ship program, with DIR. Ben c. War
+ ren a retired minister OF Rehobotl
l as speaker for the occasion. Bishol
Edwin II. Hughes of the Washington
aret will not be present as had beei
expected, due to other engagements
The Baltimore Hundred Council o
{. Religious Education Convention viii
: be held in Salem M. e. Church IL
Selbyville on Wednesday, Nov. Bird
! both afternoon and evening. The
, theme of the convention will be "Tht
Spiritual Life of the Sunday School
Afternoon session, Vice-President
]. C. Evans, presiding: 1.30, regis
tration; las, welcome, Rev. r. T
Thawley; 2, song service and wor-
ship, Rev. r. T. Thawley; 2.15, ad-
dress, "Soul Winning in the Sunday
School," DR.. J. ]. Bunting; 2.40, mu-
sic; 2.45, report of hundred presi-
dent, T. H. Hudson; report Of hun
dred secretary, Lula Quillen; report
of superintendent of hundred divis-
ion.
Committees-Nominating, Thomas
E. Hickman, Rollie p. Hudson, Will
liam H. Murray. Resolution, Rev. F.
A. Baker, Rev. C. w. Robb, Mrs. Lula
Lynch. Offering for the convention
expenses.
o'clock-Discussio "The Sunday
School Session in the One Room
School," Miss Maggie Wilson.
320-Separate conferences: Chill
dren's Worwers, Mrs. Bertha West,
presiding; discussion leader, Mrs.
Florence Burbage; young peoples
workers, Mrs. Harry Wilgus, presid-
ing; discussion leader, Rev. James r.
Glenn; adult workers, Mr.. Elisha
Steel. presiding; discussion leader,
Rev. C. w. Robb.
o'clock-Adjurn.
Evening session, President T. H.
Hudson, presiding: Instrumental
music by Selbyville Public School,
Prof. Ivan Culver, director; song SER
vice and devotions, Rev. w. S. Grant;
report of committees, election, install
lation of officers by Rev. F. A. Baker;
offering for the convention expenses;
pageant, "The Only Day Have" Miss |
Margaret Cramer, director of vocal |
music in Selbyville schol; music, Sa- !
lem NJ. E. Church Choir; moving pic
lures of Strawbridge Home for Boys;
presentation of flag, Miss May Trim
BILE. deaconess; song by convention;
benediction, Rev. w. S. Grant.
News Items In General
Mr.. Robins Hudson, aged "a years.
died at his home near town early on
Friday morning an illness of stomach
for the past few months.
services were held in Salem
M. e. Church on Sunday afternoon
at 2.30 O'Clock with the Rev. Roy T.
officiating and Henry H.
Watson of the p. w. Watson G. Son
Estate in charge of funeral arrange
ments. assisted by his sister, Mrs.
Hortense Bowen. The burial took
place in Red Mems Cemetery. De-
ceased is survived by the widow, Mrs.
Iona Tingle Hudson; one son, Irving
B. Hudson; one grandson. Irving. Jr.,
md daughter-in-law, Mrs. Patience
Long Hudson. There are also two
sisters and two brothers, Hattie. An
iabelle, Walter and Elisha Hudson,
III of near town. His son was called
lone from Chicago where he had
ust recently gone and established a
BUSINESS. Friends and former neigh
,ors who served as pallbearers were
William T. Hudson, Sr., Edward L.
dcCabe. Sr., Joshua Hudson. Sr., Ira
Iamblin, Horace Campbell and Green
imith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Wilgus
nd daughter, Mrs. Nettie West en-
ertained at dinner on Friday evening
Ir. and Mrs. William Wilgus of Bay
rd, Mr.. and Mrs. Luster Lynch and
Ir. and Mrs. Roland Lynch and chill
rem, Roland, Jr. and Gerald Wayne
Roxana.
Prof. and Mrs. d. A. Petry of Fell
IN were guests of Mrs. Volta M.
ong at Sleepy Hollow" over the
eek-end. On Sunday a birthday
inner was served by Mrs. Long in
Dnor of her sister, Mrs. Petry, who s-
as observing a birthday anniver-
Try on Monday.
Miss Ruth McCabe is spending
lIHc tiHlc Win ucf aunt, mio Auhd
rise McCabe at Pocomoke City, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker Long motored
Delaware City on Tuesday of last
eek and spent the day with Mr.. and
RS. Harold Collins and little son.
wood Wayne.
Capt. Harry Derrickson from the
S. Coast Guard Station at Lewes
i'd his family a visit last week.
Iul Derrickson was also home from
coast guard station in Virginia.
Mrs. Derrickson's father, Mr. Sam
| Sockrider. has returned after a
" weeks away with relatives. Their
lighter, Miss Kathryn Derrickson
We a party to 20 of her friends on
ursday evening.
Mrs. Mary Bradford has been on
3 sick list during the past week.
W. B. Derrickson has returned
I'm few days stay with his wife.
8. Ruth Derrickson, who under
mt an operation for the removal
a tumor at the Methodist Hospital
Philadelphia. last week.