Milford chronicle., 1939-05-05
SEL.BYYILLE

Services scheduled for Salem NJ. F.
Church next Sunday. May Z, are as
follows: Sunday School $3.50 A. NJ.
preaching services lO:30 A. NJ; Ep-
worth League. 6:15 p. NJ. Song and
Sermon, 700 p NJ.
The sermon by the pastor last Sun
day morning was on the subject THE
Worth of a Life" the text being Ro-
mans. 18th chapter and End verse
And be not cOnfOrmed TO this world !:
but be ye transformed by the renew
ing of your mind. that ye may prove
what is that good. and acceptable and
( perfect. will Of God"
! Major Clarence Short OF DagsborO.
president OF the Layman's Associa-
! tion Of the Wilmington VI. f. Confer
ence. was a church visitor here on
| Sunday morning.
| Attorney and Mrs. Howard F.
Cooke of Georgetown were guests OF
their sOn-in-law and daughter. Mr..
and Mrs. James COyingtOn Townsend
and little daughter. Sarah Elizabeth.
last Sunday. Mr.. Cooke was also
among the church visitors.
Mrs. Marietta DerricksOn Of Cape
Charles. Va. and her husband. Paul
DerricksOn. Of the u. S. Coast Guard
station near Wachapreague. now at
Ocean City. Md. for awhile are guests
of his mother and sister. Mrs. Alice
Derrickson and Catherine. on Dukes
street. Mrs. DerricksOns mother.
Mrs. Samuel Sockrider. who has been
with her daughter. Mrs. Thomas
Founders. in Milford. for some time.
is now with her daughter in Selby-
Vile for awhile.
Mr.. and Mrs. William 4. Law and
the latter's sister spent awhile on
Sunday with Mrs. Maggie Kitchens
CT Omar, who has been confined to
her home several months due to i'll
ness. and i1 not making much i'm
prOvement.
The program of the bimonthly !
meeting of the Selbyyille Community
Club varied from its usual order on
Thursday afternoon of last week. /
when a paint and color demOnstra- !
tion was put on by a representative /
of the George ID. Wetherill & Co. Inc. ]
the demonstration, the .
president. Mrs. William Greenberg. /
ttDEllfu lnt WIN NAg
Country, 'Tis of Thee" by the group,
reading the collect and transacting
the regular business. after which the
chairman Mrs. Homer Pep
per introduced the representative,
who made a number Of interesting
tricks and demonstrations. The win
ners Of door prizes were Mrs. Harry
V. Tubbs. Mrs. Wilfred Adkins. Mrs.
West and Mrs. Edward Ad-
kins, Jr. The club won a cash prize
IF $500 for the splendid attendance.
The hOstesses were Mrs. James Will
gus and Mrs. Elmer West and served
The last monthly meeting OF the ,
aides Aid Society of Salem NJ. +. I
Church until next fall was held at '
Sleepy Hollow" the home of Mrs. {
Volta NJ. Long, on the DUPONT boule-
rard, near town. on Tuesday evening, {
Nay End. with the president and sec
'etary. Mrs. Elmer West and Mrs. !
Russell Hill filling their respective
places. After the close of the regular
outline Of business and the adjourn
nent OF the meeting Mrs. Pasher W.
Jr.. the program chairman. \
nd her assistants. then presented c
hort program. including Bible
Question Bee" Commissions" of BIZ I
lie quotations, and few other forms
4 entertainment.
Refreshments were served by the
0stess and her helpers from the May y
rouu. The society has and is still h
laking some improvements at the /
arsonage in the way of papering and n