Milford chronicle., 1918-04-12
OCEAN VIEW.

OCEAN VIEW.
Faremrs are cultiyating the soil and il
is a pleasure to look out upon the green
alfalfa and cultivated land.
Whenever you city folks become tired
IL would rest you to take a trip down
here. The fruit trees are in blossom
and the people are not rushed as they
are in stra wberry time. However, plan
TO come sometime this spring or summer.
We are beginning to think Of Home Com
ing Day.
Mrs. Clifford Murray accompanied Mrs.
Joseph Pickering and Orville Evans upon
their return to Philadelphia. via auto.
The latter visitsa M and Mrs. Frank
Moore recently.
Mr. W.iiiam Turner has returned home
from the city.
Mrs. Nelson Dolby and daughter. Al
wanna, are spending several days at New
port News. Va.
Edward Hickman Of Norfolk. Va. Wis
tied his family here on Thursday and FRI
day OF last week.
Archie T. Richards and son Charles
Of Moore Pa. mOtOred here and spent the
weekend with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Z. Richards The latter accompanied
them hdhne on Monday for a visit.
Mrs. Clara Williams is spending some
time with friends here.
Miss Helen Daisey. who is assistic6
!the milliner at Seibyvilie. spent the wits u
iend at her home here. nan
Mr. John Pusey has gone to Philadhis
phia. Nj
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram James Mr.. ann
Mrs. Charles James and son, and Mrs. AIN
lie Tunnel and daughter Edith motored
10 Laurel on Sunday and visited Mr.. Hsted
Kern. f spy. .orn
7 eNiiss Mary viaiv..unies Of farm 10 ''''''
sspeclaity al the preser ',.,,-,a7 o., phil
adelphia after a visit with friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Belts had fine
daughter born to them on Friday. April
5th.
Mrs. Emma Truitt has returned home
after spending some time with her chill
dren in New York and New Jersey
Clarence Dolby has gone to Newport
News to take a position.
Mrs. Kate Keen was given a surprise
party on the evening Of her birthday Fri
day, April 5th.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Jones and Mr..
Truitt and children of Taylorsville, Nd,
visited Mrs. Ida Pennewlll on Sunday.
Miss Pearl James entertained the fol-
lowing guests on Saturday evening
Misses Leona Hudson. Cora Derrickson'
Mary Vickers and Prof. Paul Jones.
Mrs. Nathaniel Derrickson Of Selbyville
visited her son. J. Horace Derrickson.
last week.
Mr. and Mrs Stephen T. Richards OF
Georgetown visited Mrs Mary c. Hud-
son on Friday.
Mrs. Mary c. Hudson was entertained
at supper on Sunday by Mrs Alonzo
Evans.
Mrs. Thomas H. Hudson. sons Koyer
and Emory. daughter Elizabeth, motored
TO Georgetown on Saturday and visited
Mrs Clarence Pepper and family.
Mrs. Martha Conoway has returned
home after spending several days with
friends at laurel
Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha steel Of Dagsborc
spent Sunday with Capt. and Mrs }. \
Bennett
Mrs. sallie Turner and son Of Frank
ford visited Mrs. Clara Pusey on Mon
day.
Andrew Mcfarland Of Philadelphia is
visiting his family.
At the EpwOrth League business meet
ing and social held at the home Of Miss
Ethel Burton, a very profitable time was
spent in discussing the interests Of the
young people Games were afterwar'
played and refreshments served. Ad
iourned to meet with Miss Clara Daise1
next month.
on Thursday evening Rev. G. +. Ster
ling gave a very inspiring message at IN
prayer service. Everyone is welcome t
remain for the teachers training clas
which follows.
Al the home Of Mrs. Georgia Richard
on Saturday night a beautiful servic
flag was made by Mrs. G. Richards Mrs
Emma McCabe, Mrs Warren Evans
Misses Madge and Irma Richards Tn
hag was presented to file Sunday scho0
on Sunday evening. rev. G. +. Ster
ling gave a splendid address. Sepecia
singing was rendered. The Mothers Wa
Hymn was sung. Principal Paul Jone
sang Keep the Home Fires Burning"
Those represented by THE four blu
stars who have gone into the service 0
their country are: Ebe Davidson. Verno
McCabe,- Russell Richards and Phillip E.
lott from the NJ. f. Church.
At the Christian Church on Sunda
evening special services were held an
a service flag was unveiled. Those rep
resented by the seven blue stars are
Edward Hammond. Clarence and Roys
Justice. Cyrus Niblett. ]. Gideon Roberts
Louis A. Drexier. Jr., and Mervin John
son.
A very interesting letter was receive
by Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Roberts on Tues
day afternoon from their only son,
Gideon Roberts, who is at Camp Green
leaf, Ca. He writes that he has bee
transferred to a position In headquarteri
We are glad to hear Of the boys froI
Ocean View making good, as we weT
confident they would.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Johnson, daughte
Helen, and Miss Cora d. Derrickson mo
tored to Snow Hin. Nd, on Sunday an
called on their aunt, Mrs. George Purnel