Milford chronicle., 1918-03-29
OCEAN VIEW.

NotUit thSIanding several Of our peopIe
attending the NJ. f, Conference at Dover
en- Sunday. there was a goodly number
rbo remained home In the morning
Rev. Alfred johnson preached an inter
seting sermon at The Christian Church.
Rev. A. johnson has been made an offer
d church near P.ttsburg, Pa, which
he has accepted, and expects 10 become
the pastor within the next few months.
He expressed the esteem which he and
his family hold for the people here. Capt.
william Nelson spoke in behalf Of the
church here, saying they regretted his
leaving them.
On Sunday afternoon Prof. Thomas II.
Hudson gave an inspiring address on
The Supremacy of Christ" at the Meth
odist church.
]. Oliver Evans, who is attending Col
dey College. is spending few days with
his parents here.
Miss Olive West, Of FranAord, spent
the weekend with her mother.
Miss Mildred West accompanied those
who attended a party at Frankford re-
Gently.
Mrs. Hiram Truitt and daughter Elva
Of Roxana were guests Of Mrs Martina
Paris on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Derrickson ana
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Jonnso9
and daughter, motored to Dover ON sum
day
Miss Leah Burton has accepted a posi-
ton in Philadelphia.
Joshua James, J. Horace Derricksoh
and Thomas c. Hickman attended Con-
ference at Dover on Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah Daisey gave a ulh
ner on Sunday. Those present were. ~
and Mrs. Kendall Hooker. Mr.. and mrs
~ and Mrs irwin NUT
ray, Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Gray, Mr. ana
Mrs T. II. Hudson and Mr.. and Mrs.
Gorge X. Evans.
Misses Leona Hudson and Cecil Long
visited Miss Pearl James on SATURDAY;
Mrs. Katie Tunnel entertained several
at a ag-tacking on Saturday evenlhs'
Mrs. Joshua James has returned home
from visit to Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Hickman Mrs.
Ethel Quillen, Earl Evans and Mrs. Ed
ward Hickman motored 10 Dover on sun
day and visited friends
Elwood West Of Salisbury spent Tues
day at the home of Miss May Evans OF
Cedar Grove.
Messrs. John and Albert Bowers of
visited their sister, Mrs.
Thomas Mitchell, who has been very ILL.,
list week.
The youngest daughter Of Mrs. Clarence
Hudson has been very III.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Hudson and
daughter Jerusha. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank |
Moore, Mr.. and Mrs Clifford Murray mo-
ored TO Harbeson on Sunday to visit |
elatives.
Mrs. George Quillen has bone to New
FORK TO visit her husband
Mrs. Henry Holt dislOcated her shoulder |
me evening last week. We trust that |
l. af mn
Mr. and Mrs. T. c. Short motored TO |
harrington on Saturday and attended |
Conference at Dover on sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. James p. Dukes Of Phil |
delphia, visited relatives here last week. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua McCabe and Mr.. /
nd Mrs James McCabe of Selbyville /
tsited Mr. and Mrs. G. 5. McCabe on
sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs John Richards spent sun
lay with Capt. and Mrs. James \. Ben
ett
Ulysses Evans Of Middletown spent the
geek-end with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Evans.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Furman motored
here on Sunday
Mr.. George Tunnel visited relatives and
trends here on Wednesday.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Ocean
View Christian Church held their annual
meeting at the home Of Mrs Katie Hall.
The following officers were elected: Mrs
Mamie Quillen, president Mrs. Powell
VICE president; Mrs. Mamie Long, treas
lrer: Mrs Katie Hall, secretary. Mrs
Aida Evans, assistant secretary.
The Epworth League service al the
F. Church viii be led by Miss Verren
Elliott The topic is Lessons from the
Risen Christ's Forty Days" Preaching
'ervice will follow by Rev. G. E. Sterling,
who with his family will return to US this
Year.
On last Sunday afternoon Rev. Henry
E Gebhard preached in the Presbyterian
Church
The funeral services Of Mr.. John Burton
q near Dagsboro were held from the NJ.
2 Church here on Tuesday, conducted
'y Rev. c. Strickland Of Franhord. who
delivered an impressive sermon. Burial
'as made in the cemetery here.
An entertainment will be given on Sat
fday night, March 8Oth, in Red Mems
tall under the auspices Of the W. c.
U. Baloptican views, entitled Ten
Nlghts in a Bar Room" will be shown
Rev. G. E. Sterling. Admission 10 and
cents. Ice cream will be on sale.