Milford chronicle., 1938-09-02
SELBYVMLE
Church Services

Church Services
AS was announced last week the
Rev Ray W. Kirman Of Bish0pville
Md, filled the pulpit of Salem M. Z
Church at 1890 o'clock last Sunday
morning, and delivered a very good
sermon from Solomon and IS
'The Little Foxes Spoil The Vines.
Before the sermon, Thomas H. Hud-
son of Ocean View secretary OF the
Baltimore Hundred Sunday School
Association, made his annual visit
and gave very good talk during the
Sunday School hour.
Funeral services for Mrs. Rosena
Tracey, wife of Capt. Isaac Tracey,
who died at her home in Milford on
Wednesday of last week, were held
at the Watson-Whaley Funeral Home
in Selbyville on Friday afternoon
with the Rev. r. T. ThawIey officiat-
ing. Burial took place in Red Mems
Cemetery. Besides her husband, de-
ceased is survived by one daughter,
and one step-daughter, Mrs. Marian
Warner and Mrs, Lottie Fulmer of
Philadelphia. There also was a
brother and sister, Levin J. W. Hol-
lowey of this town and Mrs. Stella
WimbrOw of near town. Mrs. Tracey
was born and reared in this locality
and with her husband, resided here
for awhile, just previous to their 60
ing to Milford few years ago. Her
brother, Augustus Holloway, died
suddenly in June.
Mrs. Catherine Stevens, very near
go years of age, widow of the late
Robert Stevens, passed away at o.
clock on Thursday, August rs, fol-
lowing a fourteen weeks illness at
the home of her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward L.
Brasure, on Main street.
Funeral services were held at Sa-
lem NJ. E. Church at p. m, on Sun
day by Rev. E. NJ. Shockley of Dover,
a former pastor Of the church, due to
the present pastor, Rev. R. T. Thaw-
ley having been in Baltimore, filling
a previous engagement. Funeral ar
rangements and burial services in
High Hill Cemetery were in charge !
of Henry H. Watson, Sr.
The children and grandchildren |
are: Mrs. Vina Hudson, Vollie J. |
Stevens, Mrs. Millie Brasure, Joshua |
l.. Murray, Arthur Hudson, Llewellyn |
and Emory Stevens. of Selbyville: |
Oscar j. Stevens and daughters. Eliz-
abeth and Catherine, of Haddonfield, /
n. j.; Mrs. Almeda Thompson and
Rollie Murray, of Brooklyn, N. Y; |
There are four great grandchildren.
Elizabeth and Joshua Murray, Robert
Lee and William Frederick Stevens /
and one brother, /. W. Long, Of Sell
byyille. Those who served as pail
bearers at the funeral were two sons
from each family of her three deceas-
ed brothers as follows: Everett
Long, of Frankfort: Furman B.,
Frank NJ, Walter NJ, Stephen H.
Long, of Selbyville. and Calvin T.
Long of Shovel, Md.
Mrs. Maude Tingle Jarvis enter
aimed at bridal shower last Thurs
lay night in honor of her brother and
wife. MIR. and Mrs. Chester Tingle
who were recently married. Those
present were Jarvis and Norman. Jr.,
Mrs. Anne Hickman. Mrs. Hester
Smith. Miss Della Hill, Mr.. and Mrs.
Y. E. Simpler, Miss Hannah Long.
Mrs. w. A. Law, Miss Addie Furman
Of Selbyville; Mr.. and Mrs. Vollie
Gray of near town; Mr.. and. MIS-,
Louis Daisey. Mr.. and Mrs. John S.
Jingle, near Frankfort; Mr.. and Mrs. h
Arthur Wise and daughter, Barbara,
If Wilmington: Mrs. Harry w. Law
and son. Donald. of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Clayton A. Bunting and sons.
Clayton, Jr.. and Jean, have been en-
some friends on Mr.. Blunt
ng's hOuse-bOat near Catawba, Nd.
Miss Jane Cooper from Laurel, a
friends of DIR. Lee Lowry. one of our
ocal doctors. was among the guests.
Among those who came for the fu-
neral on Friday were Mr.. and Mrs.
Elton Lynch. Mrs. Thomas Flounn-
lers and Mrs. William Reynolds, of
Milford.