Milford chronicle., 1939-11-24
SELBYVILLE

| Rev. lvanhoc Willis. of Whining
ton. superintendent OF the Anti-Sa
! loon League of Delaware. was the
guest speaker at Salem Methodist
Church last Sunday morning and
gave most interesting talk on that
line of work and good sermon from
a text found in the llth and 18th
verses Of the 2lst chaper of Isaiah
Watchman. what of the night? The
emphasis being placed on the latter
part of tn, text The day brcaketh
The Thanksgiving sermon and
harvest home services will take place
next Sunday morning AT 1880 o.
clock and in the evening at o
clock. thu Womans Home Mission
AIRY Society will hold its annual pub
/ lie mec.lIS and viii have entire
charge Cf evening services
Mrs. Clayton A. tiuntiue was hos
tess to the Woman Home Mission
airy Society al her nome un West
/ Church street ON Tuesday evening
I November Fl, with the president and
secretary. Mrs Clarence Pepper and
Mrs. Roland Buell. filling their re
spective Offices Delicious refresh
mepts were served by the hostess.
Miss Catherine Derrickson was .
tsuest of her brother and wife. MI
and Mrs. Paul Derricks0n at cape
Charle5. Va. from Friday until sun
| day wh'n they accompanied her
home and Mrs Derrickson is re-
naming with his mother. Mrs. Alice
Derrickson and daughter until the
next weekend
Mi and Mrs. Charles " WileuaI
ATTENDED family dinner at the homc
OF Professor and Mrs. Vance Nc
Cabe in RoXana on Friday
Stephens. Richards
The marriage of Miss Mary step
hens. daughter OF Alr and Mrs Step I
hens, OF Selbyyille, and LiwUod Rick (
ards. son OF MIR. and Mrs Brigh; .
Richards. of near RoX9ua. took place /
at the home OF the brides brother
and sister-in-law. MT and Mrs Hugh
A. Stephens. also uf near RcXana. Oh
Friday night. November ~, 1899
with the Rev j. H. Jones. pastor OF
RoXana Methodist Church. 0tiiciat-
ng They were attended by Miss Al
media Stephens. and James MumfOrd.
lister and q cousin of the bride The
JIide and her attendant were attired
II blue crepe dresses with match
ng accessories and wore CoTsages OF
link rose buds Ther lett on few
lays honeymoon Iip to Philsdel-
,hia and Washington and visited his
nCle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Burke
stephens in Philsdelphia
On Thursday afternoon the Sci
yviile Community Cluh was hos
ess to the Wyoming Round Table
'lub at reciprocity meeting in the
peal club room. with Mrs. William
ireen6ers extending greetings and q
ieicome 10 which Mrs Thomas. pres
lent OF the visiting club, responded
he meeting was in charge OF Mrs
|. V. Tubbs and the program opened
18th the audience singing "Ameri-
B. the Beautiful. after which Mrs.
eter WhHley told of her trip to the
ew York Herald Tribune Forum.
nd the club chorus. including Mrs
&c Stevens. Mrs Norman Davis.
RS r. B. Morris. Mrs Homer Pep
sr. Mrs Frank Mumford and Mrs
ra Long. sang two selections with
rs Hester Dunn at the piano.
The hoStcsseS were Mrs WilfTed
dl1ins. Mrs. William Donigan and
RS. John A Tubb5 y
A few Selbyville people were :
nong the invited guests Of Shovel
Juncil No. 1877. Junior Order United
merican Mechanics at an open
Getting held in the Community
ouse at Showell. Md. on Thursday
ght. November IS
William p, Quillen. the present
was chairman of the eve
ng's program of entertainment.
th the announcements made by ,
Isl Councillor Orlando NJ. Shockley =.
The meeting opened with the au- "
ence singing The Star Spangled
inner" followed with prayer by II
seph Stanford. Sr.. Of Snow Hill. G
l.. who later spoke on the motto Of =,
e Juniors. namely. Virtue, Liberty -
d Patriotism. and his son. Mr. II
1nford. JT., also talked for few AL
nutes. =
Woodrow SmallwoOd of the local
uncil, followed with short but in
'esting talk on the work of the or
Miss Mary Collins. wearing the
lerican flag. was on the stage when
, curtains were drawn and re
med silently while Mr.. Shockley
ID the story I'D Like TO be the =
n the Flag Symbolizes" and the ,o
Hence sang "My Country 'Tis of ~
ee." Readings were given by Mrs. IL
;ile Quillen, "The Women of Am I'll