Milford chronicle., 1939-09-29
SELBYVILLE

Following the Sunday School ses
sion at Salem Methodist Church las
Sunday morning. Rev. Roy T. Thaw
! ley gave a scripture reading from
the 18th chapter of st. Matthew
| gospel. and the sermon grew out o
the 65th chapter of Isaiah's prophesI
/ and the 18th verse-Behold Great,
new heavens and a new earth.
This is where Isaiah foretells the
/ blessed state of the New Jerusalem
Preceding the sermon. a baritone
solo. THE Publican" by Beardsley
{ Van De Water. was given by Mr.
accompanied by Mr.. Leland Dunn al
/ the pipe organ. who also served as
! organist for his mother during the
entire morning.
The two young men are freshmen
at the Maryland State Teachers Col
lege at Salisbury and were visiting
the latters mother and grandmother
Mrs. Hester Dunn and Mrs. Annie
/ Law at Bishopville. and attended
church here with Mrs. Dunn. who is
the pipe organist.
at lAG duludl oIhOOA CACN-
tion held last week the following Off
GERS were reelected: G. E. Nichols.
general superintendent: Frank NJ.
Long. assistant superintendent: Jas.
B. McCabe. missionary superintend-
ent: Miss Clara A. Holloway. home
department; Mrs. w. A. Law. cradle
roll. and c. L. McCabe. treasurer.
Mrs. James E. Wilgus is superintend-
ent of the Junior Department, and
Mrs. Lee Stevens. Mrs. Pasher w.
Watson. Jr.. and Mrs. Clem Leven-
dosky have charge of the Beginners
and Primary department
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer West and son
George Elmer. were dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry H. Watson and
children. Bobby and Rebecca. and
Miss Ruth Nelson at Pocomoke. Md.
on Sunday.
DR.. and Mrs. w. E. Hastings and
son. Harold, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank NJ. Long and daughters.
Anna Lee and Dorothy. at their cot
tage at Bethany Beach over the week
end
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Derrickson have
returned to the U. S. Coast Guard
station near Wachapreague. Va. af-
ter few days stay with his mother.
Mrs. Alice Derrickson. and daughter.
Catherine. on Dukes street.
Mr.. Lambert Campbell has return
ed to his position on the Hihara, one
of the Atlantic Refining Companys
boats plying between Philadelphia
and Texas. and commanded by Capt.
Charles r. Davis, of Frankford. after
a two months vacation at home with
his family.
The body of Edward Kimmell. aged
Sc years. who died from heart con-
dition at his home in Dover. early
Sunday morning. September "a. was
brought here for burial in Red Mems
cemetery. following the funeral SER
vices at the Torbert Funeral home in
Dover on Wednesday. Mr.. Kimmell
was formerly Mrs. Elsie Easham
Williams of this town. and after the
death of her first husband. CORTLAND
nearly % years ago. made
her home with his parents, W. G. |
now deceased, and Mrs. |
Hettie C. Williams. on Church street. !!
until her marriage to Mr.. Kimmell. !
and for a few years following her /
Her only child, Miss Ellen !
is now attending the Berte |
Fashion Academy in Philadelphia.
Miss Lizzie Easham. aged Sc years,
daughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs. !
Thomas Easham. of Bayard. passed
away at the home of her brother-in +
law and sister. Mr.. and Mrs. John /
Daisey. in Selbyville. on Friday. Sep
iember 90. following 4 serious illness
IF several weeks. though having been
IN invalid practically all her life. Fu-
neral services we're held at the fu-