Milford chronicle., 1939-06-23
SELBYVILLE

The lovely flowers on the chancel
table at Salem Methodist Church last
Sunday were in memory of G. Lu-
ther Long, who passed away on June
J6, 1887, and were placed there by
his wife, Mrs. Annie Morris Long for
the family including herself. dangh-
ter and two sons, Mrs. Mae Hudson
and Raymond Long of Philadelphia,
and Wash Long, of Camden, N. j.
At the close of the evening SER
vice one vase of the flowers was pre-
sented to Mrs. Henrietta Long. an
aunt. who is more than "a years old.
William A. Law opened up the
Sunday school on Sunday morning
in the absence of both the superin-
tendent and the assistant superin-
tendent. G. E. Nichols. and Frank
NJ. Long. who were both out of town.
The last official board meeting for
the summer season was held at the
church on Monday night. If for any
reason a business meeting is neces-
sary. a special meeting will be call
ed.
The text for Rev Roy T. Thaw-
Iey's sermon last Sunday morning
was Exodus. and 2-"What Is In
Thine Hand?"
Mrs. Alice Derrickson is spending
several days this week with Mr.. and
Mrs. William NAPLES and daughter.
Alice Mae. at Greenwood. Her mo-
ther. Mrs. Samuel Sockrider, is on a
few weeks stay with MIR. and Mrs.
James Sockrider at Harbeson.
Mrs. William Long and son Billy |
of Frankford were guests of Mrs. |
NJ. Pasha Watson and Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Whaley and son Peter over the
past weekend Mrs. Long was for
merly Miss Helen Matthews and for |
several years was a teacher in the
School.
Mrs. Charlie Lynch who recently
had kidney operation at the Mill
ford Memorial Hospital is now re-
at her home near Will
Evansville. She is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. CORY Bunting. also of
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen H. Long of
near town, Mr.. and Mrs. Parker Long
and sister, Miss Electa Long of town
nave been making frequent visits to
zee their brother. Calvin 7. Long at
Md, who has been suffer-
ng intensely the past week from
Kidney stones, but is now resting
more quietly.
Miss Catherine DerricksOn, accom-
,anied her sister-in-law, Mrs. Mar
,tta Derrickson on a business trip
o Cape Charles, Va, over the week
nd and also spent a while with the
ormers brother and the latter's hus-
,and, Paul Derrickson, of the U. S.
,oast Guard Station, near Wacha-
'reague. Va.
John Townsend Tubbs and VIII
lam Riley Tubbs, students of Yale
in New Haven, Conn. sons
# Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Tubbs of
his town, have been in Washington.
}. c., the past week visiting their
U. s.. Senator John G.
Jr., and their uncles and
Iunts, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul L. Town
end, and Mr.. and Mrs. Prev Sa- :
oy After a visit here and at Ocean
,ity, Nd, Townsend Tubbs will leave
N a trip abroad at an early date.
Among the relatives of this town.
Who were called to Roxana by the
eath of Levin T. McCabe on Satur-
lay and the funeral on Tuesday we're
is son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Irs. Francis Adkins, the latter be-
ng his daughter Mary, and their
Doris, and his half-sister
nd two half-brothers and their
1ives, as follows: Mrs. Elsena Hollo-
ray, Mr.. and Mrs. William o. Nc
abe, and Mr.. and Mrs. John B.
IcCabe. other relatives of Selbyville
re two nieces, Mrs. Walter M. Long
nd Mrs. william T. Hudson. Jr.. and
Irs Ollie Timmons and Mrs. A. M.
lynch, sisters of Mrs. McCabe.