Milford chronicle., 1925-07-10
Ocean View

People mere spent Lne bOurIn VI
July in various ways. Some went
fishing and enjoyed the day quietly;
while others motOred to Bethany
Beach, Rehoboth, Ocean City and
elsewhere.
How interesting it would be If we
could hear an address on Independ-
ence Day. That would be celebrat-
ing the event in an appropriate
manner. Also a community sing
would have been eleVating. But at
some Of the resorts there was no en-
tertainment but to meet ones
friends.
The gathering at Bethany Beach
and Sandy Landing was the largest
that has ever been known, some
have said.
On Sunday morning a number at
tended Sunday school, after Whlcn
the pastor, Rev. A. B. Frye preached
a very impressive sermon, from the
text Matthew 9th, 21st verse. He
emphasized on the faith Of the lndl-
vidual.
AT 8 o'clock Rev. W. R. McIlroy
nreached in the Presbyterian
Church. He described the chapter IN
which it says: For the Son OF man
is NOT come to destroy mems hVes'
but to save them. DR.. MclIroy e1-
plained in a wonderful way Ihe en-
tire 9th chapter Of Luke IN Which
christ rebukes the disciples anu
others seven times. .,4t
In the evening the HPWOi n n
League met at 1880 in the M. H.
Church. Mrs. Georgia A. RlcKarus
conducted the service. r,.,os
prot THOMAS Hudson and Ihonas
II 1Iici-man gave excellent addresses
IN fine faith Of Abraham; also why
Young person should remain loyai ~
IN Miss Lillian Hickman rendered a
voluntary; duet by Mrs
ETo no TSeene and Mrs. Ethel Davldsohi
-o1o % FIoris Keene. An interesting
% foiI1 was given by Mrs. VIM. Betts,
M Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Wilfong ana
DAUGHTER Shirley and sister, MISS
Dorothy Richards OF wilmington '-9
tied relatives on SUNDAY; M
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebe Helm anu W. W.
and Mrs. Horace DerrlcKsOn s1no
ION of Philadelphia motored mere
and spent the Fourth with MI anu
Mrs. owen Derrickson.
Miss Sallie H. Evans IS attenulne
the summer school at the University
Of Virginia. IT, ,os-
tion in philadelphia and visited MS
family. ..z From
and visited MS Ialllly
here. ,,,,,o,+o,, of
Millville visited Mr.. and Mrs. George
K. Evans on Sunday. The FORMER
holds a position on steamer IN VIII
MT and Mrs. Horace Daisey and
-wo sons. Mr.. and Mrs. Ezekiel EV-
ans and son Warren motored from
and spent the FourLh
with Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah Daisey.
Kendall Hudson motored from
and visited his parents
over the weekend. Miss Ellzaoeth
his sister, accompanied MIN
% Wilmington for visit. H
Cant. and Mrs. Irwin Bennett ana
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bennett ana
1aughter Hilda and son Ernest, mo-
+ored from Philadelphia and spent
fhe weekend with Capt. and Mrs.
Warren Evans and Mr.. and Mrs.
James.
Mrs. Sylvia Adams has returned TO
ler home here after being IN Phlla-
lelphia for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Burton ana
;on Alan and Mrs. Allen Daisey
nave returned from Philadelphia to
heir home here.
Wilmer Burton visited his sister,
Mrs. Efie Latchum over the Fourth
Messrs. James and David Hudson
notored from Philadelphia and Wis
fed Mr.. and Mrs. James Hudson on
w. G. Hickman has been having a
resh coat of white paint applied to
lis home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Holloway
md son Billy motored from Ard
more. Pa. and spent the weekend
With Mr.. and Mrs. J. Horace Der
ickson at their summer home here.
We are glad to see our school
mates again. The Fourth Of July was
I'd. Holloway's birthday. We Will
.Iways remember him.
Alan and Lloyd Derrickson OF
.rdmore. Pa, spent the weekend
ere with relatives. Their brother,
Torace, has gone to Denver, Colo,
Iaving obtained a scholarship which
ntitled him to this fine trip.