Milford chronicle., 1921-08-19
OCEAN VIEW

Several of our people have attended
Sound Camp. Last Sunday we attend
ed the Fenwick camp meeting and en-
loved the interesting sermon by Rev
Sumwalt of Wilmington, who preach
ed in the afternoon and also the in
spring singing.
At the M. E. Church on Sunday
morning a number of visitors from the
city attended the services. An impress
siye sermon by Rev. e. c. Hallman
was enjoyed.
Mrs. George Tracey and son, Roy,
of Philadelphia, visited Mrs. Edward
Hickman last week.
Mrs. Herman McCabe, Mrs. Lulu
Short and son, Irwin, Misses Hanna
Somers and Ethel Burton attended
Fenwick camp on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Linwood Evans and
four children of Brooklyn, N. Y, are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. AlOnzo Evans.
oliver Evans came from Philadel-
phia to visit his parents, Capt. and
Mrs. Warren Evans.
Lemuel Lewis of New York return
ed to Philadelphia after spending
few days with his family here at Mrs.
Lemuel Wingate.
Mrs. Emma Nelson is on visit to
her daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Lamb, of Philadelphia.
MIR. and Mrs. James Grace, William
Grace and Miss Emma Brown, OF Phil
adelphia, are guests of Mrs. Ethel
Hooker.
Virginia and Hannah Pusey of Lau-
,,., Misc pnor1 ElV9nS and
other friends.
Mrs. Minerva Hudson and two chill
dren are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah
Daisey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebe Walter, Jr.. of
Florida have been visiting Mrs. Ella
Tunnel and daughter, Elizabeth.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dukes and Mr..
and Mrs. Elwood Dukes and son of
Collingswood, n j., also ~Sylvester
Dukes are guests of Mrs. John II. /
Evans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hearn and
son, Archie, of Laurel, mOtOred here
and visited Mr.. and Mrs. David Hall
and family on Sunday.
Mrs. Annie Hearn has returned to (
Laurel after a visit with her sister,
Mrs. Archibald E. Richards and Mrs. /
Albert Burton.
Miss Ruth Roberts has returned +
home from New York where she has
spent some time.
Leon Morgan came from Philadel-
mia to spend the weekend with his
family.
Charles E. Evans of Philadelphia
and Mrs. Ida Jones of Chester, Pa,
were married last week and spent Che
week here with relatives. They expect
to reside here at the formers home Ill
the near future.
The Home Coming Day was the
largest ever attended; more people;
more automobiles. Special addresses
nv Dr. James Belts, Mr.. Edward Hol-
loway: DR.. VIM. Belts Of ChaddsfOrd,
Pa: DR.. H. V. Holloway, Supt. OF
Schools: Thomas II. Hudson; James
Tunneu. Esq; ElwOod Dukes and Az
chie II. Richards, of Moore. Band mus
ic bv Gumboro band. A good sociable
tine was had by every one. Electric
lights were furnish and also an abun-
dance Of ice cream and confectionery
Mrs. Philip Short and daughter
Mary. have returned from Vlslt "lIH
Miss Fthelwyn Maloney at IoWnsehu.
NJ IN
Mrs. Alonzo Evans spent q lew Gays
with Mrs. Sauie West, who IS " years
of age, at Georgetown. a,-
Mrs. Rhoda P Evans passed away
+o her heavenly home at the home Oh
her he niece. Mrs. Allie Mae Philips az az
t,TanIrford. Funeral services were helU 4(
here on Saturday afternoon i'll the NJ,
Z church. Many Of her trlehds al-U
1.nlafives attended the services con
dnotod tql.fI5 by Rev u. G. Halimon. Aung li5
Pbode was about SO years Oh ase anu
viii be missed greatly. -, H.,
pev p. X. Nanderkam Will pc IN
s+aTed as pastor OF the Presoy IeI'an
Ghrrcb TUESDAY afternoon at In Jn1re a,.,.g,,l o
ciaci, III The following is the prosraln'
~. william Gibson, Georseelo" y.
-Ig,. aI,sirnan. Rev. Floris Fiennercuy o.
S15tnont viii preach the sermon M
M, w NJ. Smith Of Ocean Clly, [-qy
l11, ri,9rsa to the pastor and Rev. John ,a T.
,55asa7.f. Harrington, charge To- inc Peo
1ie re- Z followed By supper by The LADIES
5f tts church.