Milford chronicle., 1938-12-16
SELBYVILLE


Last Sunday being Universal Bibll
Day the program at Salem M. E
Church was carried out in keeping
with the observance of that event.
The text for Rev. r. T. Thawley's
sermon was st. John 81 and a part OF
the 25th verse-'"The things that Je-
sus did are so many, if they should
be written everyone, l suppose that
even the world itself could not con-
tain the books that should be written.
Rev. Thawley made the statement
that the Bible or at least portions of
it have now been written in one thou
sand and eight different languages.
Mrs. John A. Tubbs entertained the
Woman's Home Missionary Society at
her home on Monday night with the
president Mrs. Raymond B. Morris,
presiding over the business session
and Mrs. Mary c. Law in charge Of
the devotions. At the close of the
meeting refreshments were served by
the hostess.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of Salem
NJ. E. Church held its December meet
ing in the Junior Sunday School room
on Tuesday evening with the presi-
dent, Mrs. Elmer West presiding and
Mrs. Russell Hill filling her place as
secretary.
The meeting opened with a song
and the reading in unison of the
Christmas stOrw from the first 20
verses of the second chapter of st.
Luke. Mrs. Delphia Davis was chair
man for the evening and during the /
business session asked that the Aid !
go back to its old way of meeting in
the homes instead of the church as
has been the recent custom. The sub
iect was discussed by those present
and after some deliberation, at the
suggestion of Mrs. Roxie Dukes il
was decided to try the plan out for
awhile with the first meeting on
Tuesday evening, January End at the
nome of Mrs. w. A. Law, chairman
If the January group. Other MEM
)ers of the group are Mrs. Raymond
Mrs. Essie Murray, Mrs. Ida
Mrs. Thomas H. TimmOns
md Mrs. George Smith.
The members of the Selbyville
Club chorus who respond
ID to an invitation from the Ladies'
Tub of POcOmOke, Md. to render
ew musical numbers at their meet
ng last week were: Mrs. Norman
Davis, Mrs. Elmer West, Mrs. Ray
nond Morris, Mrs. Lee Stevens, Mrs.
Harry Tubbs, Mrs. Homer Pepper,
hrs. IRA Long, and Mrs. Frank Mum
ord with Mrs. Hester Dunn as the .
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rom Mrs. Anna Grise Mcclure pro-
ram chairman for that day.
They also met with Mrs. Henry IL.
former member of the Sell
,yville Club Chorus, now a member
# the Pocomoke Club.
Death of Mrs. Bradford
Mrs. Mary Jane Bradford, aged 81
ears. widow of the late Samuel Brad
ord. passed away at her home in
last Selbyville on Friday. death hav-
ng resulted from injuries received in
fall two weeks ago.
Funeral services were held at the
Watson Whaley Funeral Home on
sunday afternoon at 1870 O'Clock by
he Rev. Roy T. Thawley and the
music was furnished by the church
hoir. Interment was made in Red
lens Cemetery. Deceased is sur
ived by one son, Archie Hudson
With whom she made her home in
own. one sister. Mrs. William G.
.ong. near town and one brother,
Willard Hudson. of Delphia, Ind,
Tho was unable to come for the fu-
eral. There is one grand daughter,
Irs. Ralph Farina. of Steelton, Pa.
Irs. George Hudson. is a sister-in-
Nv and Mrs. Dora Hudson and Mrs.
ora Rogers. both of town. are nieces &
le latter having been reared by her {
mt. Those who served as pail 2
carers were Capt. John S. Law. 3
essrss Clifton Hastings. Alvin F. :
Tilgus, Joshua Hudson. Sr.. Victor f. y
impler and A. H. Johnson. Z