Milford chronicle., 1917-05-11
OCEAN VIEW.


The graduating class of our High
School. i'm company with Prof Steele
and wife. visited Washington last
week. They enjoyed themselves very
much. and even though il was rainy,
through the kindness Of Mr.. DreXler
and the service OF his automobile.
were enabled to visit all the public
buildings that are open to visitors.
They also visited Mt. Vernon and Ar
lington, seeing many historical sights.
The class is now preparing for Glass
. Day exercises and commencement.
The Glass Day exercises will be given
| Wednesday evening, May 10th, in Red
Mems Hall. The Ocean View Band
will assist the class in the entertain
ment, and an admission Of 10. Is ind
/ 25 cents will be charged The regu-
/ lar commencement exercises will be
I held Friday evening. May is, in the
Bethel NJ. f. Church One of the
I leading features will be an address to
/ the graduates by DR.. Francis Harvey
/ Green. A. NJ Lift d.. of the West
/ Chester State Normal School. DR..
/ Green is considered by many one of
| the greatest lecturers of the Eastern
United States. He is not only very
entertaining and humorous, but he
/ deals with the broad subjects of life,
and says many things which are es-
sential to right living. Those who
hear him will receive inspiration and
will feel that they can do nothing less
than congratulate the class, that was
so fortunate as to secure a man of
such ability. Rev. G. r. Sterling
will preach the baccalaureate sermon.
Sunday evening. May 18th, at Bethel
NJ. E. Church The class of 1917 is
class that does things and one OF
which Ocean View should be proud.
However, the class is very grateful
to those who have helped them, and
will appreciate their attendance at
these commencement exercises.
Guy Holloway of West Philadelphia.
visited Captain and Mrs. T. W. Belts
last week.
Messrs. George and Edward Bishop
returned to their positions in the city.
after spending a few weeks with their
parents here.
Mr.. and Mrs Phillip Short and
daughter, Mary, returned to Philadel-
phia last week.
A. r. Richards. OF Moore. Pa,
spent the week end with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Archibald r. Richards.
Mrs Ida Pennewill has returned TO
her home after visiting relatives in
Lewes.
Joseph Hall and Morgan T. Gum
of Frankford were in town on bust
ness last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Hiram James have
purchased a Maxwell automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs Isaac Bennett and
children We're visitors mere on sun
day
Mr.. and Ms. David Belts of Phila- |
delphia are expected here this week |
to visit relatives. Mr.. Belts has re-
turned recently from Europe, having |
gone as an engineer on an ocean lin- |
er.
Rev. II. E Gebhard. pastor of the !
Presbyterian Church, preached an inn
pressive sermon last Sunday after |
noon. having for his subject, The |
Elder Brother.
Mrs William Addy, daughter Alice
and son John. were the guests OF Mrs.
Katie Tunnel on Thursday.
VIM. W. Derrickson has returned |
after visiting his daughter, Mrs. An
ME Derrickson.
Mr.. and Mrs Everett Richards and
of near FrankfOrd. visited
relatives here on Sunday.
Captain l. A Burton was at Mills
bOrO on Thursday.
John j. Short of Bethany Beach
Coast Guard Station visited his fam
lily here on Monday.
There will be a stereOptican lecture
given under the auspices of the Boy
Scouts on Saturday evening, May IL,
in the NJ f. Church. Rev. Sterling
will have supervision. Silver offer
ing at the door.
The Jefferson Community Club will
meet at the home OF Mrs. Anna Bur-
-nn ON AInndaN nNpning