Milford chronicle., 1923-08-10

arrival OF q lluS petpy pOJs
Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Manning, of
Philadelphia, formerly of this town,
are spending a couple of weeks with
the formers mother and the latter's
parents here.
DR.. and Mrs. Harry B. Hickman, of
Philadelphia arrived here on Satur-
day to spend the month of August at
their cottage on Lewes Beach.
The official board of the LeWes Meth
odist Episcopal Church has granted
their pastor, Rev. Howard Davis, a
three weeks vacation.
Lima beans and corn have appeared
in the local markets; although corn
is plentiful at this time, yet tie mar
ket is by no means flooded with lima
beans. Corn is selli at 25c dozen
and beans at 25c d half peck.
About all the farmers in this sec
ton have threshed wheat and many
are selling their crop at the local mar
ket price of 9Oc a bushel. About half
of the people are holding, believi1 the
Iprice will be better in theS{gar fu-
lure. Corn is now selling at $1.1O
pushel and farmers en- realize much
pore out of theiy-1and by raising corn
n sale, than by raising wheat at the
ice which they have received for it
past two years.
j. F. Anderson, of Havre de Grace,
Nd, who conducts tomato factory
here each season, is here looking af-
ter his plant and getting in shape for
the coming season which will be on in
about three weeks.
The Methodist Protestant Sunday
school held their annual picnic at Oak
Orchard, which had been their custom
for the past three years; as they all
seem to enjoy themselves there.
The Fenwick Island Lightvessel, No.
50, has been in Baltimore for two
months on the dry dock, undergoing
repairs; during that time the relief
vessel No. 72, has been on the station.
Chief Engineer Charles H. Johnson of
No. So, visited his family here over the
weekend.
The James Marshall, Sr., homestead
on Second street adjoining Captain ].
Frank MacIntire, was sold by Orphans
Court at public sale. 1t was purchased
by Mrs. Hannah Virginia Long of
Lewes for $2,6OO The property is now
occupied by Arthur W. Maull.
Hance C. Phillips, who is employed
by the Pennsylvania railroad company
in Wilmington, spent the weekend
with his mother, Mrs. Mary S. Phil
lips, near Rehoboth Beach.
Robert H. Orr, eight year old boy of
DR.. and Mrs. William P. Orr, Jr., of
Lewes, was taken to a Philadelphia
hospital on Sunday, where he was
operated upon for appendicitis. He is
getting along nicely since the opera
ton.
Eugene Manning of Philadelphia,
formerly Of this town is spending a
few days on Lewes Beach.
Evangelistic Meetings in Railroad
Grove
The Subjects for each week as ar
ranged are:
Sunday, August II, 2:3O: "How Ev-
cry Want and Every Need May be Re-
,eived in Answer to Prayer"
Sunday, 1880: "The Second Person |
Il V'7ible Coming of Christ"
.esday, August IA, 1880: "The Last
Mar and Wars to Come in Prophecy"
Wednesday, August Is, 1880: "The |
Eternal Word"
Thursday, August 16, 1870: Three
Deaths and One Birth of the Wicked |
ind One Death and Three Births of |
he Righteous"
Friday, August II, 1880: "The Phil
)sophy of Faith ond. Works"
Saturday, Ala e 9. q 1880: "The Col
ossal Image g 5aniel End"
Sunday, august 10, 2:SO: "The Pro-
Unfolding of the Work of the
Holy Ghost"
Sunday, 1880: "What Man is by Ma
ure and What He May Become by
race"
Tuesday, August 21, 1880: "Six First
of the Doctrine of Christ"
Wednesday, August %, 1880: "Seven
'eals. Seven Trumphets and Seven
'ials."
, Thursday, August %, 1880: "rhe
.ast Great Judgment Day."
Friday, August "a, 1880: Future
Iell. What! When ! Where! Who!"
Saturday, August 25, 1880: "The Di-
inc Purpose of Water Baptism"
Sunday, August 26, 2:3O: "Seven
Universal Promises"
Sunday, 1880: Fifteen Proofs of the
pOstolic Baptism"
Tuesday, August 28, 1880: "The
postolic Communion Service a Trim
y"
Wednesday, August 29, 1880: "The
ath of God and of the Devil Through
le Ages Will Show the Origin, Work,
all and End of the Devil"
Thursday, August 80, 1880: "Other
ongues and Unknown Tongues"
Friday, August 81, 1880: "Dry
ones or How are the Dead Raised"
Saturday, September 1, 1880: "Di-
ne Healing in the AtOnement."
Sunday, September 2, 2:3O: Gods
ank of Exchange"
Sunday 1880: "a Sure Receipt to
revent Backsliding."
Elder Isaac D. Bowman, D. D., of
evangelist; Elder J. F.
overs, pastor.
This program of sermons is subject
change.
The meetings are under charge of
Ider Isaac D. Bowman, who will
axe announcements of its success in '
e Chronicle, as the meetings pro-
'ess.
will have an Office in Lewes, at g
e home of Mrs. R. E. Metcalf, start
g July 14th to Sept. 1st, and in the l
lrton cottage, Delaware avenue, Re
both. DR.. Anna X. Gregorius. jl3-tf