Milford chronicle., 1937-05-28
SELBYVILLE
Church News

beginning of the hot weather sea
son.
The pastor, Rev. Roy T. Thawley
preached very good sermon in tn
morning from the first chapter O
'Colossians and verses to IS, wher,
the Apostle Paul thanketh God fo
their faith in Christ and prayetl
that they might be filled with tn,
knowledge of Gods will and spirit
ual understanding. The text was {
part of the 18th verse-That i'm all
things he might have the pre-emi.
nence.
Children's Day services next Sun
day, May 80, both morning and eve
ming and a. good attendance is hoped
for at both services.
News Items In General
Mrs. Charlotte Anne Vandom, ag-
ed SO years, died in the Beebe Hos
pital at Lewes on Saturday after
noon and funeral services were held
at the Watson-Whaley Funeral Home
in Selbyville on Monday at .. H.,
with the Rev. R. T. Thawley off,
ciating. The body was placed in the
family mosleum at Laurel. Mrs.
Vandom's death resulted from a
fall at her home with a niece, Mrs.
Ida Quillen on Walnut street, May
II, when she sustained a broken hip.
She was the widow and mother of
the late George H. Vandom and the
late Norman Vandom, who for many
years operated what was known as
the Line Hotel on the Delaware
Maryland line just out of Selbyville.
Deceased is survived by one bro
ther, DR.. R. p Collins of Bishop
vile, Md, and a number of nieces
and nephews. Mrs. Quillen and Mrs.
Mosley Mumford being the two
nieces in Selbyville.
Isaac Beauchamp, age n years, a
we'll known farmer, died at his home
just below Selbyville, near Showells,
Md, on Saturday afternoon, May %,
and funeral services were held at
Showells NJ. E. Church on Tuesday
afternoon with the pastor of the
church, Rev. R. w. Kirwan of Bish-
opville, conducting the services. Fu-
neral and burial services were in.
charge of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wat
son of Selbyviile. Deceased is sur
vived by the widow, Mrs. Katie Hud-
son Beauchamp and three children,
Arthur and Charlie Beauchamp and
Mrs. Minnie F. Pusey children of his
first wife. Mrs. Minnie McCabe
Beauchamp.
A few years ago Mr.. and Mrs
Beauchamp built a bungalow on
Walnut street in Selbyville for their
home some time in the future. AT
present it is occupied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Horace Campbell.
Miss Ellen Williams and James
Law Of Philadelphia accompanied by
a Mr.. Paul from the Bellevue STRAIT
ford Hotel, also of Philadelphia
came down for the cotillion at Ocean
City, Md, on Wednesday night of
last week and made a short visit
with friends and relatives here.
Mrs. Harry W. Law and little son
Donald and Mrs. Edward Kimmell
came down with the mand visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Jarvis
and son Norman, Jr., and Mrs. Hetty
Williams.
Mrs. Georgia Warren Brumbley
was ill at her home near town for
few days last week.
Miss Volta McCabe, Miss Alice Ga
briel, Messrs. William T. Hudson,
3rd, and Charles Brown, Jr., spent
Sunday on trip to many points in
the State of Virginia. |
Mrs. ONEIDA Taylor Collins is now
much improved in health and is
getting out and around.
Miss Rebecca Hobson and Miss
Mildred Wentz, former teachers. in
SelbyVille High School, for the past /
two years teachers in the Henry c.
Conrad School in Richardson Park, !
near Wilmington were guests of |
Mr.. and Mrs. Burl Adams at the /
home of the latter's parents, Mr.. and {
Mrs. Edward ". Baker on Church
street, over the past weekend. {
Announcements have been receiv-
ID here of the birth of son to Mr.. {
md Mrs. Horace Vincent in Phila- {
ielphia. Mrs. Vincent is the former u
Mss Anne Wimbrow' of this town, t
laving made her home with her un- j
lie and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. e
IcCabe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry H. Watson d
ttended a convention and banquet \
eld by the Funeral Directors Asso-
iation in Cambridge, Md, on Wed n
esday of last week. b
Mrs. Delphia Davis took her 5th
rade Sunday school pupils out for G
hike and a picnic in the woods on d
aturday last. The members of the
lass are Jeane Chandler, Betty Hud- G
on, Carolyn Buell., Louise Hudson, n
une Morris, Shirley Blades, Bobby
uilIen, James Wilgus, Evelyn Lew Il
!, Barbara Hudson and Elizabeth N
amblin. IL
Mrs. Vina Hudson has returned
ON a three weeks stay with rela- sc
yes in Philadelphia, Haddonfield, N. pa
and Brooklyn, NJ. Y. Among those
sited while away were her son, tn
rthur Hudson, Mrs. Allie Murray tn
1ompson, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Ste
ms, Mrs. A. F. Hastings and Mr.. Os
"A hara Edward Hicks tel