Milford chronicle., 1925-05-01
Ocean View


each class should do definite wor
during the week. The purpose of al
tending Sunday school or church
to train our minds and souls to liV
right. Religious education is NOR
important than a knowledge of an
profession or trade. We cannot at
tain the best until we combine re
ligion with our profession.
A number of teachers and Officials
of the church met with the pastor
Rev. A. B. Frye and the director o
religious work on Sunday afternoon
They discussed the needs of a sep
arate primary room, which would
also be suitable for a prayer meet
ing and Junior League room. Bethel
Church is a cOmmOdiOus building
consisting of one auditorium. A
smaller room is needed in which to
hold various services during the
week. The services of an architect
from the Methodist Concern in Phil
adelphia, will be secured, who will
come here and inform us of the
right plans to make.
The Junior Choir assisted the
Senior Choir in special singing at
the services on Sunday.
The Women's Christian Temper
ance Union met at the home of Mrs.
Matte Hudson on Monday night. An
interesting time was spent.
Edward w Pepper came from
Norfolk, Va, to visit his family for
a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Bennett en-
tertained their sons, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar Bennett and daughter, GeOrgi-
anna: and Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Ben
nett and their granddaughter, Ruth
and Alice Bennett and grandson,
Howard Bennett, at dinner on Sun
day.
Mrs. H. o. Murray and son Rod
die motored to Philadelphia and Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. John Richards
last week.
Mrs. James NJ. Evans. president of
the P. T. A. of Lord Baltimore
school and Miss Sallie H. Evans,
teacher, attended the State Parent
Teacher meeting at Dover last week.
Mrs. Ida Johnson is staying with
Mrs. Edward Pepper for a few
months while her family is employ
ed in Philadelphia.
Mrs. James B. Hudson is visiting
her husband and sons in Philadel-
phia.
The Presbyterian Church has been
improved with a new coat of paint.
Mrs. William Powell and daugh-
ter Carolyn of Landstown, Pa, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James NJ. Evans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Derrickson !
and daughter Elizabeth were enter
tained at dinner at Mr.. and Mrs. The
odore Derrickson. They mOtored to
Lewes and Rehoboth in the after
noon.
The residence of Capt. Warren
Evans and Calvin Evans have re-
ceived a fresh coat of paint.
Mrs. J. Horace Derrickson has
been spending the week here. Their
son Lloyd is attending Lord baltl-
more school here.
Elva Jester and family and Mrs.
Sol Thornton of Ch'HcOteague, Va,
and VIM. Daisev of Williamsvllle
spent Sunday With Mrs. Edward Pep
per. ,..,
George wharton who is employed
in Pbiladelphia visited his family
over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Long, Angus
tus Holloway Of Selbyville and MI
and Mrs. Robt. Howie of Philadel- |
mia visited Mrs. George Keene ana
Mrs. James King on Sunday.
John H. Evans accompanied MS I
wife home from Philadelphia ana
spent a few days here. .., I
Orlando Evans mOtOred from VII
mington and spent the weekend
with his family. -.
/This town has an orchestra organ
ized. composed of James MltchelI'
Maurice Evans, banjo;
Paul McCabe, guitar; Pearl Evans
Diano: Roxie DerricksOn, piano;
Rusha Hudson, piano, and Horace 2
Hickman, Omar, saxaphone. Profes-
sor weekes OF Georgetown DIRECTOR
Ola Dukes, piano music
This is a beautiful time OF the
year. .... .o,,o q
Fruit trees are blossoming; some y
are almost through blossominS.
The birds are singing, as they r
Duild their nests. r
Our hearts long for the dear Ones a
Capt. and Mrs. l. A. Burton, whose V
;pirits left us two years, 10 JOIN
,ther loved ones in glory. fl
Mr.. and Mrs. Benz. Chamberlain p
If Harbeson motored here and have
,een visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Frank c
Moore. p
Mrs. James Lynch visited Mrs. a
frank Moore on Thursday. a.
Mrs. VIM. H. Belts is visiting her c
lister. Mrs. Herman McCabe in Ros- R
lie Park, N. j., and two daughters n
n New Jersey. y y
Mrs. Ebe Davidson. cl
The Ocean View Christian
hurch in reporting to our State So I[ "
Ietv for its work for the past year w w
nds itself very happy over its many ~
TWenty-seVen SOULS ~ u,
lded to its membership, finances U'
most healthful condition, owing -,
D debts and money in the treasure. " "
The Bible School growing con- f66
antly and its offerings as well W
hich gladden. the heart. n
The Ladies Aid Society still =.
inning as a bright star for its many or
ne events for the benefit of the y
lurch. 'l1o
The present pastor will soon round III
1T his first year of service for them D,
nd the congregation will soon hold aT
lother meeting to decide the is fo
le of keeping him for the future ei,
srvice for many years to come. If ~
le people respond as they have in Sc
ie past it will be easily accomplish nj