Milford chronicle., 1924-10-24
Ocean View

The revival services are in pro
gress at the NJ. E. Church. Rev. A. B
Frye conducts the meetings ant
Rev. Dixon of the Philadelphia Con
ference is ably assisting him.
The people are attending well
Several have professed to know Jes
us as their Saviour. We trust many
souls will be won.
The cottage prayer meetings have
been an inspiration.
Mrs. Andrew Mcfarland has re.
turned from a visit to Philadelphia
Edward Hickman who holds po-
sition on a steamer is spending a
few days with his family.
The Parent-Teacher's meeting OF
the Lord Baltimore school will be
held on Saturday, October 25, in
stead of on Friday, the oath. This
change is made in order to avoid
conflicting with the revival services
now in progress at the Methodist
Church.
The students of the tenth grade of
the Lord Baltimore High School are
publishing a school paper which has
for its title "See For Yourself" The
paper will be issued on Tuesday of
each week and sells for one cent a
copy, or twenty-five cents a term.
The proceeds will be devoted to the
school library.
AS a part of the school health pro-
gram, three periods each week are
devoted to physical exercises and
out of door games. This does not
conflict with the regular schedule of
classes.
n school orchestra is being organ
fzed under the instruction and di-
rection of Miss Haight, Thos. Hick-
man and Thomas Hudson. Instruc-
tion is being offered in violin, cor
net, clarinet and drums
Plans are being made for a ba-
zaar to be given early in December
for the purpose of providing athletic
for the school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asher Bennett visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Bennett
on Sunday; also Edgar Bennett, wife
and daughter visited the above.
The monthly meeting Of Mrs. ].
Horace DerricksOn's Sunday school
class met at her home Thursday ev-
ening, October 18th. 1t being her
the class, which has been
with her ever since their primary
years and are now Sweet Sixteens"
presented her with a handsome sill !
yer bread tray.
After refreshments were served +
he twelve girls departed saying |
hey had spent joyful evening.
Mrs. James M. Evans and son |
Maurice, also George Hooker, Mrs. |
:. e. Johnson and Mrs. Harry Quill
en- and son Harry, Jr., motored to
Philadelphia on Friday and return
ID home on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Frank Johnson
md daughter Evelyn spent Sunday
With c. E. Johnson and family.
Mrs. Charles Jones gave a quilting
'arty on Friday night.
The funeral services of Mrs. Belle
Surton, widow of John Burton, took
lace at the M. E. Church on Tues
lay. She passed away at her home
ere on Sunday. Funeral services
7ere conducted by the pastor, Rev.
/. B. Frye.
She leaves three daughters, Mrs.
Walter Dick, Mrs. Effie Latchum and
Irs. Laura Baker and one son, Will
Ter Burton, also several grandchil-
ren.
Mrs. Burton was 70 years of age;
nd was one of our oldest residents
nd highly respected.
Miss Pearl Evans conducted the
pworth League service on Sunday
light.
The handsome bouquet of dahlias
Bethel Church was given in honor
the Third Department of the Ep-
Orth League.
Mrs. Florence Derrickson is vice
'esident Of that department.
Ocean View and Millville Christian
lurches: Bible school 9:45 a. m.
at Ocean View at II a. m,
which time the Masonic Order
ON Millville will attend church
rvice. Subject "What Shall We Be-
.ve."
services at Millville: G. E.
GAS. Miss Alice Dukes, leader.
at 1880 p. m. Subject RE
evening: Prayer meet
3 and the book of Revelations op-
ed All welcome.