Milford chronicle., 1940-03-22
SELBYVILLE

Rev. W. A. IIearn, Of Dover. super
intendent Of the Dover District Of
the Peninsula Conference, occupied
the pulpit of Salem Methodist
Church last Sunday evening for his
IiIsl sermon here since the church
was transferred to that district from
the Salisbury District of which it
was a part until the unificatiOn Of
the three branches OF MethOdisn.
Rev. HeaTn delivered an impressive
sermon from John. chapter 4, and
parts Of verses 2 and S-BelOved. let
as love one another; for love is of
God He that lOVeth not kn0weth not
God; for God is love.
''SOnship" was the topic Of the
sermon.
Other ministers who have preached
during the two weeks OF special SER
vices beginning with March 10. and
continuing through the present
week were Rev. J. +. Jones. OF ROx-
ana; Rev. J.. Z. Parker, of Ocean
View: Rev. D. H. COnnelley of Ber-
lin, Md; Rev. o. p. Jefferson, of
Lewes, and Rev. Glenn. pastor OF the
Christian Church OF Ocean View, will
preach this Friday night. Rev. Thaw-
ley. pastor of the church, had charge
of the communion meditation and
the holy communion services on
Wednesday and Thursday nights Of
this week.
Mrs. w. o. MeCabe has been
spending IS much time as possible
with her granddaughter, Miss Mar
gueFite Richards, a teacher Of Lau-
rel, who Is b patient in the Milford
Memorial Hospital, having under
gone an appendicitis operation there
on Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank W. Holloway
and Prof Virgil B. Wiley were din
ner guests Of Mrs. Matte ShOckley
aud Mrs, Lee Wiley, mother aud aunt
OF Prof. Wiley and nieces OF Mr.. HOl-
loway. in MillsboFo. on Sunday and
Wiley of Bridgeville. who were
among the dinner guests. Other Sell
hyVille friends who called in the af-
ternOOn were Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Holloway and con, Frank Marshall,
Mrs. Essie Murray. Mrs. Lee Stevens.
Mrs. W. A. Law and Miss Addie Fur
man.
DR.. and Mrs. Lawrence Il. Outten
are now at their apartment with Miss
Clara A. Holloway on Church street,
after an absence of two months
while the former was recuperating
from a surgical operation performed
at the Salisbury hospital and spent
the time of their absence with his
parents. Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Out
ten and their sOn-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs Lloyd b. Sirman and
all Of near Laurel. The doc
tor resumed his office work on
Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Hudson,
Jr., Mrs Elmer West, Mrs. George |
II. Magee and Mira. Howard Quillen |
made a business trip to Philadelphia |
one day last week and had dinner |
with MIR. and Mrs. Harold Magee ia |
that city, and also called on MIR. and |
Mrs. Edgar West and their sOn-ln-
law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond Mills in COllingdale, Pa. While
there they made a very short stay
with Mrs. W. H. Kenney and her
daughter Florence. formerly OF this
town, who now reside next door TO
Ihe West family.
The regular meeting of the Selby-
vile Community Club was held in the
club room OF Red Mems Hall on
Dnkea street. Thursday afternoon OF
last week with the president. Mrs.
William GreenbeTg. presiding over
he business session.
Mira. Sibyl Wilgus had charge Of
he Bible Day program and conduct
ID a series Of very interesting Bible
questions.
At the end OF the program. sand
Rlch demonstration waa conducted
~ Mrs. Susan Byrd. a representative
rem the Bond Baking Company and
William Tingle. formerly OF town.
low n representative OF the same
company. was elsO present and CON
rlbuted the dessert for the occasion.
The hOstesses scheduled for the
lay were Mrs. Volta NJ. Long and
IIrs. Rurl Adams, hut the latter's
mother. Mrs. z. " BakeT. served In
Ter stead. due to Mrs Adams sub
tltutlng for Miss Margaret Mitchell,
uperVisOr of the home economics
department. Of the John NJ. Clayton
iehOol who u Fway, due 10 Illness