Milford chronicle., 1925-07-17
Ocean View

The Sunday school of Bethel M. Z.
Church was conducted in an able
manner by Wilmer Steele, the assis-
tant superintendent, during the alb
sence of Thomas e. Hickman, the
loyal superintendent, who spent the
weekend with his family in Phila-
delphia.
The experience meeting was led
by Philip West. An Outpouring of the
Holy Spirit was manifested.
Stephen E. Richards of George
town, a former resident of this town
for many years, was present at this
service and gave an inspiring talk,
that indicated he had grown in grace
having kept the faith.
Miss Matte H. Belts of Philadel-
phia. who resided here a number of
years, and was always faithful to the
church, gave an impressive address.
The pastor of the Presbyterian
Church preached to the guests at the
Seaside Hotel at Bethany Beach on
Sunday afternoon last.
The Misses Anne, Mary and Eva
Murray of Wilmington are visiting
Miss Mary c. Evans.
The Agriculture Club Agent for
Sussex County, Miss Anne Moore,
and the Agriculture Club leader OF
Lord Baltimore School, Thomas H.
Hudson, have been inspecting the
clubs projects in this vicinity dur
ing the past week. They report that
the club is doing good work.
Misses Florence Hickman and /
Lillian Hickman are attending the
Epworth League Institute held at
Dover this week, as delegates from
the league here.
Samuel E. Crowley, wealthy real
estate man of Atlantic City, N. j.,
entertained twenty-five prominent |
officials of the State at the Tamany
Lodge, on the Indian River, near
here, which he owns, formerly being
Cedar Grove Park.
Among those present were: Gov
ernor of the State of Delaware, Rob
ert P. Robinson; the Secretary of
State, William G.. Taylor; DR.. Hiram
Burton, also judges, members OF the
legislature of the state, and Isaac L.
Bennett of this town, an experienced
surveyor, and business man, who
pointed out the distances and
courses of the inlet to this body of
men, as they motored by launch
down the river after a splendid din
ner at the club. We were honored to
have these honarble men of the state
pass in their automobiles by our
door.
Samuel Evans and wife Of Milford
visited Mrs. John n. Evans on Sun /
day.
Nelson Dolby came from his posi-
ton and is visiting his family here. /
Edward Hickman who holds a po-
sition on steamer, spent the week /
end with his family here. /
Harold McCabe of ROselle Park, N.
J., has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. H. Belts and Mrs. Edward ]
Hickman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Richards |
and daughter Sarah Of Lewes, visit
ed Mrs. A. e. Burbage this week. s
Misses Virginia James and Pearl {
Evans motored to Philadelphia with
Capt. and Mrs. Irwin Bennett and are ]
spending the week there with .rela- f
tives.
George Johnson Of Philadelphia I
has been visiting his family. 7
Mrs. Chester Evans and son Jack
nave returned from stay with Mr.. t
Evans in Brooklyn, N. Y.
Stephen Beers, Jr., of Philadel- b
1hia, son of the late Charles Beers, d
here and visited Mrs. VIM. fl
Belts last week. fl
Louis Evans of Andrewville motor r
ID here and spent the Fourth with
lis parents. p
Messrs. Lonnie Evans came in his A
inc roadster from Brooklyn, N. Y; o
zeal came in his dandy coupe, and il
Aouis with his touring car; all three Il
,rothers enjoyed the Fourth with "
heir. parents, Capt. and Mrs. AlOnzo u
Evans. tt
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer Steele, Mr..
nd Mrs. Clarence Holt, Mr.. and tt
lrs. Norman Calhoun, Mrs. George h
1eene and Mrs. Charles Keene and n
Ir. and Mrs. Everett Cannon motor tC
d to Ocean City, Md, on Friday and bi
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Mr.. and Mrs. Brandt and daughter til
f Philadelphia and Miss .Verrell Ell Ldt
oft and gentleman friend of Phil
delphia spent the Fourth with Mrs. 81
Elliott and Capt. Calvin
vans. Ell
Mrs. Ella Tunnel and daughter, til
[iss Elizabeth, visited Mrs. John H. W
vans a few days this week. til
Mr. and Mrs. George I. Quillen are
occupying their cottage at Irons ve
ane for a few weeks. by
James King came from New York De
nd spent the weekend with his OF
.mily. fe
Mrs. Hattie Nelson and daughter, gr
rs. VIM. MacNamara and daughter, th
eorgianna, also Orrie Nelson, mo- te
red from Philadelphia and are
)ending three weeks in their cot =
ge at Bethany Beach. r
The Sunday school class of Mrs.
Horace Derrickson, composed of