Milford chronicle., 1925-01-30
Ocean View

Thus far we have not had any
snow worth mentioning. Just a lit
tie fllurry. We presume it is be-
cause we are near the ocean; but
we have been visited with plenty OF
rain; and at the present date it is
much warmer than it was on Sat
urday morning, when the sun went
into eclipse. Many of us were watch
ing the sun through smoked glasses.
The Parent-Teacher meeting was
postponed until Monday night on ac-
count of the speaker not being able
to be here.
On Monday night, Rural Supervis-
or, Prof. Albert Farley, of George
town, made an address at the P. T.
meeting in Lord Baltimore school.
The pupils of the different grades
entertained the audience with sing
ing and recitations.
Mr.. and Mrs. James M. Evans and
son Maurice, accompanied by Mrs.
Mary Hudson motOred to Philadel-
phia last week and spent the week
with Mr.. and Mrs. William Powell
and daughter Carolyn.
Mrs. Clarence Richards of Lewes
is spending a few days with her mo-
ther, Mrs A. q. Burbage and her two
brothers here.
William Derrickson is i'll at the
home of his daughter.
Lemuel Wingate who holds a po-
sitiOn on a steamer is visiting his
home here.
Mrs. Kate Hooker has returned to
her home here after spending some
time at DR.. Kendall Hooker at Mill
ville/
%'AIr. and Mrs. Gideon Roberts and
son have purchased the store bust
ness and residence Of John Hudson
at StOckley. They moved there last |
week and will be greatly missed |
from this community
George Hooker, Grandson of Mr..
and Mrs. L. C. Roberts, is driving the |
mail auto for his grandfather. |
George is courteous and reliable; |
he same as we knew Gideon to be.
Mrs. James King is recovering
rom a severe cold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Bennett and
hree children gave dinner to their
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Ben
lett, Capt. and Mrs. Sydney Pruitt,
'lr. and Mrs. Cove Bennett and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Ben
lett and Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Bennett
nd daughter. The dinner consisted
f goose, chicken, turnip greens and
ther vegetables. At ten o'clock re-
of ice cream and cake
we're served. Makes one hungry to
hink of it.
Miss Mary Alonzo Evans sprained
er arm recently, which accounts !
Dr. Mary not being able to be out
nd around.
Mrs. Martha Conoway is visiting
er brother, Abisha McCabe in Har-
ington,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. McCabe and
on and Irwin Short motored to Har-
ngton on Sunday and visited rel
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Evans have
etuTned from a W. 4 with relatives
Perryville, Md, and Philadelphia q
nd Chester, Pa.
Mrs. Florence Derrickson and her !
unday school class of young ladies
ave been making exquisite paper
overs, which they have sold, d
to over twenty dollars.
his is contributed to Missions. =,
Gr. and Mrs. o. Stevens and daugh- Il
r visited Mrs. Orville Evans and
lughter on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Cannon and j
rec children mOtored to Clarks- >
lie and visited relatives On Sunday. ;
Wilmer Steele has purchased 5000
lung chicks. q
The Women's Christian Temper
ice Union met at the home of Mrs. u
mes Evans on Tuesday night. In
resting readings of temperance b
ings at Washington and other
aces were read and discussed. ID
Walter Hudson of Indian River
'ast Guard Station spent a few
US with his family here.
Harvey Evans has been spending rE
few days with his family. They h
We purchased a new Ford car.
Chester Evans of New York has u
en- visiting his family.
An impressive sermon was deliv-
I'd by Rev. Alpha B. Frye on Sun 10
y night at the Bethel M. q.
urch to an appreciative congrega- So
n. There will be preaching SER III
es following Sunday school at the
thodist Church on Sunday morn
:, February 1. 10
ocean View Christian Churches: re
lie school 9:45 a. m. Preaching II en-
N. Subject, "Self Deceived" c. E. to
6: AS, Miss Delema Daisey, leader. en-
1880, subject, MADE de
H." lol
| crowded house enjoyed the ev- err
ng service on Sunday last. Six otl
re baptized and the pastor prea- II
ID a fitting sermon on Sunshine" Fe
N Malachi AZ. sp
he new church auditorium will Wit
started at once according to
MS laid at congregational meet
last Sunday.
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