Milford chronicle., 1925-09-18
Ocean View

Ocean View
The tomato factory is operating
now, after being out of order for a
day or so. A number are now en-
. ployed there. Those who contracted
with the RehobOth Cannery are hav-
ing to wait for baskets to arrive.
The crop is at its height.
A very pretty wedding took place
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. David
CULLEN when their daughter Clara
was united in marriage to Vernon
McCabe, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Cove
/ f. McCabe, of this place, on Tues
day night, September Sth. Rev. Al
pha B. Frye of the NJ. E. Church,
performed the ceremony. Mrs. Lulu
Burton Lynch rendered the wedding
march. Iohengrin." A reception fol-
lowed. Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon McCabe
motored to Port Deposit, Md, and
other places, returning to Ocean
View on Sunday where they were
entertained at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. F. McCabe. Amos McCabe, a
brother of the groom, was best man.
Miss Marguerite West of Omar was
maid of honor. The groom is well
known; being esteemed highly in
this community. He is a travelling
salesman. We extend our best wish
es to them for a long and happy life.
Can't. Irwin Bennett and wife mo-
tored. here last week from Philadel-
phia and visited Capt. and Mrs.
Warren Evans and Mr.. and Mrs. /
Harvey James. Capt. Irwin Bennett
motored to the cannery here, also |
the wharf and inspected the tomato |
industry. He is a big hearted gentle |
man. and will probably have a sum-
mer home here in the future. He /
might take an interest in tomato !
factory or something of that kind,
which will benefit our town. We
need more houses here. There are
not enough for the demand. This is (,
a delightful place to live, with the
sea air. Kind hearted people, and
plenty to eat, namely, fish, crabs,
chicken and vegetables galore.
The new principal of the Lord Bal
timore High School, is Prof. Jesse
Moffett; assistant principal, Mr.. b.
Heigh; domestic science teacher,
Miss Ruth Glover of Tennessee; tea
chers. Mrs. Ray Belts, Mrs. Lydia
Phillips, Prof. T. H. Hudson, Prof.
7. E. Hickman; primary teacher,
Miss Sallie Evans.
Miss Ila Hill of North Carolina is
1isiting her sister, Mrs. A. B. Frye.
Mrs. Ray Myers and family have
'ented the WOodburn James proper
y for a few months. :
Radio Chief Ray Myers has been
transferred on a ship to South Am l.
,rica plying to the Isle of Panama. !
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Noblitt and '
laughter, Doris motOred here as the
uests of Mrs. Elizabeth Elliott. :.
Norman Calhoun visited Capt. and
Irs. George Chase at Lewes last :
yeek. 9
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Burbage have
eturned from motor trip to Allan =
C City and other towns in New =
ersey. (
George Johnson of Philadelphia is !
pending a few days with his wife 9
ere. (
Capt. and Mrs. Russell Richards 4
I'd daughter of Philadelphia are Z
,ending a few weeks at their sum-
er home here. z
Mrs. Sallie Helm and three chill
EN- and Mrs. Nellie Pepper and z
ildren of Lansdale visited Mrs. Z
ay Evans.
Walter Short conducted the Ep- z
)rth League service on Sunday :
ght in an interesting manner, af-
r which Rev. A. B. Frye preached Z
splendid sermon to a large con-
egatiOn.
John Edward Holloway, aged 78
ars and 8 months, died at his home
re on Thursday night. Funeral !
vices were held from Christian
urch on Sunday afternoon. He Z
ives to survive, a son, Edward
lloway of Ardmore, Pa, and one &
lighter, Mamie Holloway. Edward y
lloway of Ardmore, Pa, had the
sfOrtune to drive his car into the 4
lal, which turned the car COM
tely over. He had narrow es-
De on Sunday morning. 1t pays to w
We slowly over bridges. -
lr. and Mrs. Herman Long mo-
ed from Philadelphia and visited -
and Mrs. Edw. Long and Mr.. and ~
5. Wilmer Steele.
Iiss Edna Paris of New York is
ting her grandmother, Mrs. EN-
Truitt. ,
rvin Short returned to his posi- 4.
| in Philadelphia. He is in the
10 business on South Broad street
hat city.
7alter Short resumed his studies M
Delaware University this week. W
rs. Annie Hearn and Mrs. Louise G1
ch accompanied Mrs. Clarence or cr
IN to Laurel on a visit in her isfac
Ford coupe. y,
he Epworth League hopes to suit {
an Halloween entertainment on Yea
lrday, October 31st in Red Mems prest
' moul
lpt. Edward Hickman came from A c.