Milford chronicle., 1939-10-27
SELBYVILLE

In addition to the flowers placed
in the local church last Sunday NOR
ming by the flower committee, there
were other floral emblems in mem
ory OF loved ones who have ended
their career here and passed on to
their heavenly home
A vase of lovely roses was in mem
CRY of Mrs. Joshua NJ. Long who
passed away II years ago. and were
placed there by her family. and IT
also served as a memorial to Robbins
Hudson. who died two years ago
the two families being closely con-
neCtCd
A basket of flowers was from the
family Of Mr.. and Mrs. OTIS Baker in
memory of Mrs Ada Baker Muir
ray. who died one year ago on Oc-
tOher 21 and a vase of lovely roses
was from her husband. Clifton A.
Murray, and his family. Mr.. Murray
and his little daughter. Ada Mae.
who passed her fifth birthday an
niversa?y on Saturday October Il.
make their home with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Columbus Murray.
just ont of town.
Rev Thawley used as his text for
the morning sermon. a part of the
18th and 1ith verses of Paul's third
letter to the Philippians This one
thing | do. press toward the mark
for the prize of the high calling of
God in Christ Jesus
Mrs. VIOLA NJ Long. of Sleepy
Hollow entertained tor a short
while last week, ono of her girl
friends, Mrs. Cora Swhiser and her
SOFA and daughter, Murray and Dor
is. from near Dayton. Ohio.
Mrs. Long accompanied them as
far as FELTON, and spent the day
with her hrother-in-law and sister.
Prof and Mrs D. A. Petry. on We'd
neaday.
Mrs Lizzie Evans and her son
Chester Evans, and son Harold of
Philadelphia. were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. IRA Long. !. W. Long and Mir
and Mrs. T. Y. Williams and other
relatives hero during the period of
the last week end
Representative Frank Thawley. q /
cousin TO Rev Roy T. Thawlcy. and /
his daughter from Laurel. attended B
church here on Sunday morning. and |
also called on Mr and Mrs. W. O. !
McCabe on Dukes street Mr. Thaw- (
ley and Mr. NcCabe having been /
'conI mates during their illness in
he Methodist Hospital few years
,go.
MadfOrd l.. Watson. ST. and his
laughter, Mrs. Dorothy King and a
ady friend from Seaford also called
Il the McCabe home after having
psnt while with Mrs Elsena Hol-
oway and Mr. end Mrs. Kalter NJ
long on West Church street.
ATI and Mrs Paul DeTYickson of
lear Cane Charles. Va. were guests
# his mother and sister. Mrs Alice
)erriCkson and daughter, Catherine.
few days last week. Mrs Derrick
on was dinner guest of Mr.. and
Irs. John Mitchell of Ocean View on
sunday and visited Lewcs and Re
ohoth in the afternoon.
Among those from Selhyvillc who
TENDED the annual services at the
I'D historic BlaCkwateT Presbytcr-
an Church last Sunday were Mr
nd Mrs Frank W. Holloway. and
heir son. Elmer VI. Holloway. Mrs.
DELLA Bunting. Mr.. and Mrs. W. A.
Jaw and Miss Addie Furman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond B. Morris
nd daughter Janet entertained at
inner on Saturday evening. Mrs.
largarct Heath and her mother.
lrs. Elizabeth Howard. of Frank
ord
Mrs. w. r. McCabe and Miss
iaude McCabe had as guests for ;
lnch and overnight on Monday the ,
cousin and wife, Mr.. and ,
1rs. Ralph Whaley and two dargh- ;
ers. from Seattle. Washington. and ,
er son and daughter, Thomas B. !
icCabe. Sr.. and Mrs. Gertrude Har-
ey of Swarthmore. Pa. and the :
ntire party attended a buffet sup
er and a Whaley reunion at the !
ome of Mr.. and Mrs. John Keas at {
'erlin, Md, in the evening. {
The first fall meeting of the Wo-
lan's Home Missionary Society of I
allen Methodist Church was held |
t the home of Mrs. Roland Scott on
tuesday, evening with the vice pres {
lent, Mrs. IRA Long, presiding in S
he absence of Mrs. Clarence H. Pep
er. who is away for medical treat I
lent. The secretary, Mrs. ]. Roland 2
'uell, filled her usual chair. Pre-
eding the business meeting the de- ,
otional services wera led by Miss ,
lara A. Holloway, and following
ne regular routine of business, Mrs. |
'. A. Law had charge of the enter 2
iinment program, including a Bible $
uestion Bee, and the reading of
everal short poems by Mrs. Peter 7
1healey. During the social hour,
he hostess and her daughter, Miss
larry Lou Scott, served refresh
tents of coffee, delicious home made
axe and salted nuts.