Milford chronicle., 1921-12-16
OCEAN VIEW

Church held its meeting and social
at the home Of Elizabeth Derr1ckson
on Friday night. After the usual bus
mess. games were enjoyed. Refresh
ments of ice cream and cake were
served. ,.4.4
The Foreign Missionary Society met
at the home Of Mrs. Harley BurDage
on Tuesday night. An interesting pro-
gram was rendered.
The Christmas entertainment OF tne
Methodist Sunday school Will be helu
on Friday night, December 25rd.
The Christian Church will holo
their Christmas entertainment on
CHRISTMAS Eve, December oath, Sat
urday night.
Several people have been engaged
in making holly wreaths.
A number of our folks have had
+bair hogs butchered this week.
Mrs VIM. Butler and daughter, Ell
Ia Mrs. Hattie Nelson, Mrs. Georgia
MacNamara and daughter Geolsra, I.;o
1Frs Reatrice Hooker, Mrs. Maggie
Kelley and Mrs. Boyce came on Tue
excursion from Philadelphia ana Vls-
tied Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. RoDertsOn on
Sunday. ,. oDd
Mr.. and MIS-. GeOrS0 -
daughters, Floris and MARJORIE are
now occupying their new home, Put-
chased from Mrs. Annie D. BetIs'
The building of Mrs. Annie D. Betts
has been moved to her land on Maln
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Leeds of Phil
adeIphia came on the excursion ana
visited Capt. and Mrs. Warren EVANS
Cant and Mrs. Mervin Johnson came
from Philadelphia on Sunday and VS.
tied their mother, Mrs. Ida Johnson
and daughter, Ida Mae.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Allen, OF cam
don N J.. visited Mr.. and Mrs. James
Hudson on Sunday. a
cant. and Mrs. John Tracey anu
Miss Angie Evans Of philadelphia VS.
tod Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Evans on
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hearn and
son Archie. motored from Laurel anu
spent Sunday with Mr.. and MIS- La
vid Hall. 49,. ao,ob+er
Mildred. and two sons, of LeWes, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Asher hVanS
on Sunday. ...o,, ond
daughter. Dorothy and two sons, came
from Rehoboth and spent = SUNDAY
With Mr.. and Mrs. Bayard James.
Harvey James has returned home
for tbe winter from New York.
Mr. and Mrs. G. F. McCabe and son.
pou1 motored to Mrs. Alice Rickards
on Sunday at Frankford ana V1sl'eu
there. ,r..o tove
rented three rooms of Mr. ana MIS-. MIS-
George Keene during the time Lney
are erecting their new home mere III
Onr town is building up and I'M
movements are being made upon sew
eral houses and properties. StreeI
Ianons have been furnished. What we
need now is a new concrete or stone
road from here to Frankford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore DerrlcksoA
and son. Oliver, Miss Elizabeth Der
Tic1zson and brother, Milton, and ROO
die Murray motored to Philadelphia
over the weekend and visited rela-
tives. - +brea
children visited her mother, Mrs. 4oa
johnson on Sunday. %
Pew and Mrs. H. T. Sutton, oI
Christian Church have been entertain
od at Mrs. Edith Evans on Friday ana
at Mrs. Henry Evans on SUNDAY
M and Mrs. John Richards visited
his brother, Archibel Richards ana
-ife Mr.. Richards is some improved
at this writing. .4o.,od
Miss Alberta Mitchell enteretalneu
Misses Florence Derrickson ana MAI
ia Evans over the weekend.
Misses Carrie Evans and EsCa HUI
son visited Mrs. Clay Evans 4asu
week. -. ~
sition in Philadelphia.
AIonzo Evans, Jr., came from new
work. on the Sunday excursion ana
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo EVANS On
Sunday. . ro.soy -
City, N. J., came on the excursion -
Sunday and visited her sister MIS-
William Belts, and also attenoeu seE-
vices at Bethel M. E. Church.
Mrs. Eta Evans of Pnlladelphl%
visited her mother, Mrs. EllzaDetn
EIliott and friend, Mrs. Florence DeE-
rickson. Lo1d
There will be piano concert held
in Christian Church on Tuesday nIgnE
of next week, given by Mrs. II. L. SUI
ton and the pastor, Rev. Sutton. Ao-
mission Csc over twelve years OF age
Capt. Ebe Quillen passed TO ms
heavenly home on Sunday morning at
the home of his son, Clinton CULLEN
The funeral was held on Wednesday
afternoon. The deceased was mem
her of the church and an active WORK
er. He had reached 80 years and more
He leaves four sons, Clinton Isaac
Joshua and George, and four daugn-
ters. Mrs. Mary Holt, Mrs. Theooore
evans; Mrs. Philip West and MIS-
VIM. Richards.
Rev. E. C. Hallman preached an m
Xaresting sermon on Sunday In tne M
10. Church. A solo was rendered DS
Miss Myrtle Burbage.
Cant, I. Albert Burton and daugnter,
Ethel. and Mrs. Clara Pusey, motoreo
40 Salisbury, Nd, and visited George
Wharton. c.
AT the Presbyterian Church on sun
day afternoon Rev. Vanderkam prea'
ehed.
The extra services are in progress
at the Christian Church, conducted DS
The pastor, Rev. a. T. Sutton.
UNION