Milford chronicle., 1937-02-05
sELBYvILLE
Church News

4 Church News
The February meeting of the La
dies Aid Society of Salem NJ. Z
Church was held on Tuesday even
ing at 1880 O'Clock, with the presi-
dent and secretary, Mrs. Sarah NJ
Scott and Mrs. Katie Stevens filling
their respective places.
A social hour followed the busi-
ness session.
Rev. Thawley delivered a very
good sermon on Sunday morning
from the 35th chapter of Isaiah. the
text being a part of the 5th verse
THE ears of the deaf shall be un-
stopped"
McCabe NuptiaIs
A marriage of very great interest
was that of Mrs. Roberta McCabe to
Harry McCabe, both of this town.
The marriage took place in EllSton,
Md, on Tuesday, January 26, 1887,
at p. M, with the Rev. C. NJ. Cope
as the officiating minister, the ring
ceremony having been used. The
couple was attended by ex-Sena-
tors and Mrs. James B. McCabe as
best man and matron of honor, Sen
ator McCabe being a brother to the
bride groom. After the ceremony the
bridal party went to Newark where
they had dinner at the College Inn.
The bride owns and operate the Pee
Hive, ladies department store on
Church street, while Mr.. McCabe las
been salesman in the general store
of f. w. Holloway and Company for
the past ID years, and has also very
successfully managed his two farms
near town.
The bride is the daughter of John
b. and the late Anna Johnson Nc
Cabe and though this is her second
has never yet changed |
from her maiden name.
The bride groom is a son of the |
late Elisha and Kate McCabe, resi-
dents of this town for many years. /
The couple are now at home at the
Bee Hive and receiving congratula-
tions from their many friends.
News Items In General
Mrs. Madeline Watson Whaley
presided over the Selbyville Com
munity Club on Thursday and Mrs.
Elizabeth Hastings and Mrs. Marie
Bunting where chairmen of the pro-
gram for the day. Mrs. Bunting read
/ paper on How We Got Our Mo-
lies" and Mrs. Delphia Davis sang
wo selections.
Mrs. Mary p. Watson and Mrs.
Holloway were hostesses
N deserved cake and coffee.
Mrs. Mary L. Derrickson of Mills
oro was a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. f. [
V Holloway from Monday until
thursday. {
Mrs. Ella Richards and daughter
returned to their home ,
I Philadelphia on Saturday after a
wv days visit with the formers par :
nts and grandfather, Mr.. and Mrs, :
William o. McCabe and Stephen
'imbrow on Dukes street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond B. Morris
ad as dinner guests on Sunday, DR..
nd Mrs. c. c. Fooks, Mr.. and Mrs. :
urton Cannon, Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
nee Eashum, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan '
arey, Mrs. Malverna Holloway, Mrs. !
argaret Heath and Mrs. Roxie Nc
abe Dukes of Frankford, Mr.. and J
RS. Dale Lingo of Alillsboro and DR.. '
nd Mrs. w. o. Daisey of Fruitland. +
d. y
Miss Mary Fassitt of the Univer-
ty of Delaware, spent the weekend Y
ith her stepfather and mother, Mr.. d
I'd Mrs. A. NJ. RitteEour. Il
Mrs. Harry Derrickson had as
tests on Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Will b
I'M Rust and son. Leroy of Milford,
r and Mrs. William NAPLES and u
Alice Mae, of Greenwood. (,
Id Mrs. Anthony Founders of p,
Philadelphia. n,
A number of ladies were present
an evening social held at the -
'me of Mrs. Birda Murray Long on ~
iesday evening of last week.
Each guest was invited to wear 1
e Oldest dress in her possession.
d Mrs. Frank Simpler was attired
her wedding dress. this being the |
st time she had donned herself in
at dress since her wedding day sc
ars ago. The dress was of white
lin. trimmed with pearls, and had
very long train, and Mrs. Simpler
ems to have been the center of at
lction. Her sister-in-law, Mrs. V.
Simpler, was dressed as Colon
Dame, though her outfit was just
,ently made for some special oc-
sion of the d. A. r., of which she
a member.
rhe invited guests were: Mrs
ank Simpler, Mrs. V. L. Simpler,
s. W. NJ. Long, Mrs. Lee Stevens,
s. w. r. Tubbs, Mrs. Hetty Will
ms, Miss Clara Holloway, Mrs. Z.