Milford chronicle., 1922-02-10
OCEAN VIEW

After an interesting Sunday schoo
service in the Methodist Church on Sun
day morning. Rev. e. c. Hallman deliv
cred sermon from the text. Heb 6:1,
to an ,appreciative congregation.
The electric lights are installed anC
will be in full power next Sunday night
when there will be preaching service.
On Sunday afternoon. Rev. p. X. Van
| derkam preached an impressive sermon
on: Giving" in the Presbyterian church
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Daisey rounded
their 5Oth wedding anniversary on De-
cember 81, 1921, which is worthy of mem
tion. They had three sons living, Allen,
Reuben and Elisha; six grandchildren
and two great grandchildren.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Philips and three
children of Ocean City, Mr., are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Burbage and Mrs.
Andrew Mcfarland and family.
Alonzo Evans and George Keene of In
dian r. Coast Guard Station, visited
their families here last week.
Miss ROXie Derrickson visited her
cousin, Miss Florence Derrickson, at
Millville on Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac QuilIen of Bishop
on Saturday. The former have purchas-
ed a lot of land from George e. James,
and will erect a home here in the near
future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Mcfarland have
purchased a lot of land of G. e. James
and will build a home here this spring.
Samuel Belts was given a surprise
party upon his birthday in January,
when his pleasant wife invited several
friends in to celebrate the occasion.
The chicken supper and ice cream fes-
tival together, held by members of Chris
tiOn Church was a success on Saturday
and they realized around $50 net profit.
Senator Asa Bennett, one of our town
boys, formerly, but now of Frankford,
with his wife and children visited Capt.
and Mrs. James N. Bennett on Saturday.
Also their daughter, Mrs. Prina Town
send, visited her father on Saturday
Capt. and Mrs. J. N. Bennett are the par
ents of Senator Bennett.
Mrs. Martha ConOway is visiting her
lrother, Abisha McCabe, and family, at
Messrs. Irwin and Walter Short motor |
ID to Georgetown on Saturday and Wis |
ted Rev. and Mrs. w. S. H. Williams |
nd Others.
The Epworth League held it's business
Meeting and social at the home of Miss
earl Evans on Friday night. Let us all
e present at the League service on Sun
ay night also, at 7:15.
Rev Ernest c. Hallman has returned
ONE after assisting or relieving the
astor, G. w. Dawson. at Princess Anne,
ID who is indisposed during services in !,
is church.
Edward Hickman has returned to his
osition on steamer at Philadelphia.
Irwin Steele, son of Mr.. and Mrs. viii T.
er Steele, celebrated his first birthday
Tuesday January 81, in lively man
er.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie johnson motor .
to Selbyville on Thursday of last ,
eek, and attended the funeral services
his brother Mr.. Joshua johnson. In
rment at st. Georges cemetery. The
ceased leaves a widow and one bro .
er.
Mrs. Allie Mae Philips of Frankford
slted her sister, Mrs. VIM. N. Nelson
Sunday.
Mrs Lavena James was the guest of =
IS. Clara Pusey over night on Wednes- !,
Y. u
Mrs. Joshua Quillen of Philadelphia is :
'iting Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Quillen and
mother, Mrs. Lucy Barnett.
Ir. and Mrs WILDER Vansant enter
ned at dinner recently, Rev. and Mrs
c. Hallman and two sons, and Mr.. and
S. Boyer Hooker and three sons.
lr. and Mrs. Theodore Evans visited
. and Mrs. Philip West on Saturday.
ey motored from their home in Do
lr and Mrs Royal Justice have pur-
-sed the John Wharton farm and res
nee, in Cedar Grove.
lr. and Mrs. Chester Townsend and
children of Sandy Landing, visited
ir parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
'rt on Saturday.
ohm Elliott and daughter of PhiladeI-
are spending a few days with his
-her, Mrs. Elizabeth Elliott.
inwood Evans and brother. Lonnie
ms motored from New York and
ted their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
r and Mrs. Linwood Evans and four
dren expect to move down and oc-
Y their home at Bethany Beach in
near future.