Milford chronicle., 1945-11-16
SELBYVILLE

be observed rs Harvest Home Day
at Salem Methodist Church. \ col
lection of canned fruits and vege.
tables will be placed at the altar Of
the church and afterWa ards will be
donated to the Methodist Hospital
in Philadelphia
Mrs. a. Edward Stevens enter
tanned the Sunday School board OF
officers and teachers at her 4lomt,
on Tuesday night. All were present
with the exception of one They
planned to have a christmas en-
tertainment on Friday, December
y. Mrs. Stevens served delicious
refreshments assisted by her nus
band and son.
Last Sunday Reverend Jarvis
read a part of the eighth chapter OF
Romans as his scripture lesson ano
preached Il sermon ON the subject
The Tolls of Peace" The text Wa-
St. John l2:32 And if | be lifted
up. will draw all men unto me"
Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Collins OF
Philadelphia have been visiting his
sister Mrs. Ida Quillcn on McCabt
Street for Il few DAYS and had dim
ner with Mr. and Mrs George
Walker on Sunday Miss Mary FL
len Walker was also there fOl
dinner. Mr.. and Mrs. Collins lisiteC
his cousin. Mrs. Delphia Davis ant
family.
Mrs. Katie Gray Dukes anc
daughter, Mrs. Maude Adams anC
! e,ie 4.
Virginia came up last week for the
funeral of the formers aunt. Mrs;
Bertha Tubbs and paid a short Nisi
TO her sister-in-law. Mrs. RuAi,
Dukes and another sister-in-law
Mrs Daisey ID. Short OF Philadel
phia who was visiting there. Mrs
Scott then went to visit her sister
Name Thomas at Berlin.
Mrs. James f., Goslee Jr. q
Georgetown, the former Miss Ellie
Williams of this town has present
ed piano to Salem Methods
Church, and it is now bein9 use
in the Beginners Department of tn
Sunday School. 1t was Ellen's ow
piano when She was III the home {
her grandmother. Mrs. lietty Wi
liams. who just recently passc
away. The community is Yer
grateful for the gift
Mrs Esther d. Murray and lit
son, Ward d., wife and son of Co
poral Milton f.. Murray, who
still somewhere i'm the Pacifi
have just returned from Wis
with his uncle and aunt. Mr.. az
Mrs. Van Murray and friend, Mr.
Virginia Taylor and son, Iiarl,
Robert in Philadelphia. Their hu
band and father, &, e. NJ. Iiarl,
Vernon Taylor is stationed
Philadelphia since his return fro
overseas.
Mr.. Thomas H. Timmons assiS
ant Cashier of the Baltimore Tru
Eank and Mr.. Marvil Campbell a
both away for hospital treatmeI
Mrs. Nettie West and her pa
ents. Mr.. and Mrs Charles W. W
gus had as dinner guests on Su
day Mrs. Name Law and Miss A
aie Furman. They attended Das
borO Church in the afternoon a
then called on Mr.. and Mrs Fra
Furman at Roxana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Layton w McCa
and two little daughters of Fran
ford were Sunday guests of his p;
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Chester A. \
abe
Margaret IIarrineton, daugh
Of Mr.. and Mrs clifford T. Hi
ringtOn of Clayton and Mr.. CliffC
NJ IIurd. son of Mr. and Mrs. G
Hurd were married at the home
the brides parents. Friday event
November the 9th at six O'clO
Reverend Ray Kiriyan, pastor of
Paul's Methodist Church perform
the ceremony. The wedding mu
was played by Mrs. Ethel Gibbs
Fairlee. Maryland. The bride v
given in marriage by her fatl
She wore q becoming dress of aC
with a orchid cOrsage. The mat
of honor was the &rOOm'S sister
law, Mrs. John Hurd of Whining
who wore blue with COrSa9e
pink roses. Little Miss Janet Hit
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jt
Hurd acted as flower girl carry
q basket of yellow and vi
chrysanthemumS. Mr.. John lit
brother Of the groom was best n
The brides mother wore black
Quin trimmed dress with COrsaG,
red roses. Mrs. lIurd, mother of
groom wore black with Il COrS
Ct pink roses The bride who ";
graduate of GOldey College was
employee of the DUPONT Co. in \
mingtOn. The groom &radu;
from Delaware College and is
ployed by the Diamond State /