Milford chronicle., 1926-03-19
Ocean View

The extra evangelistic services
came to a close on Sunday night, af-
ter two weeks services each night.
The evangelist, Rev. Bill Wiggin,
of Darby, Pa, preached to large
congregations each night. The power
of God was manifested which result
ed in the conversions of twenty-siX
souls, and possibly more.
Rev. A. B. Frye, the pastor, re-
ceived them into the church on Sun
day night and baptized several per-
sons. An Offering of $3.50 was given
the evangelist for his services as
Christian laborer.
The church members have been
drawn nearer to God by attending
these services. Our neighbOring
towns, Dagsboro, Frankford, Selby-
vile and Millville came and helped
and were benefited.
The Sunday afternoon services
were attended and great good was
accomplished. Six souls were won.
Capt. Cal Evans has had his home
wired for electricity. Pepper VIM
brow had charge of the work.
Mrs. Norman Calhoun has been
i'll with a cold.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Williams OF
Blackwater visited Mr.. and Mrs.
George Quillen on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Wilgus and
baby daughter Valleria Kathryn, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer West and child
visited Mrs. Name Evans and son.
Ulysses Evans, on Sunday. -
William Daisey and Kendall Rick
ards have accepted positions on a
steamer in New York.
Irwin Short who is in the radio
business, having lately installed
eleven radios in a hospital in Phil
adelphia, and his brother, Walter
} Short, of the University of Delaware
visited their mother, Mrs. Lulu
Lynch, and grandmother, Mrs. Mar
tha Conoway over the weekend.
Kendall Hudson of Wilmington
visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs
Thomas Hudson.
Oliver Evans who is a travelling
l salesman, spent Sunday with his
wife and also parents, Capt. and Mrs
l Warren Evans.
= Orville Evans has returned hom'
5 on a visit with his family.
Stephen Richards and Harley Ry
an of Georgetown, motored here an(
D attended the mems meeting in Beth
e ell NJ. E. Church on Sunday.
w. Phil Short has returned hom
this week after attending to bust
= ness in the city.
). Rev. and Mrs. E. C. Hallman o
+ Berlin, Md, attended revival ser
n vices here Monday.
l. J. Vaughan Tunnel of Philadel
i phia visited relatives and friend
+ here last week.
: Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Roberts hav
L returned home after a few weeks
e visit with their son, Gideon Robert
e and family at Stockley.
Miss Alberta Mitchell entertaine
# at dinner: Misses Alice Palmer an
h Coda Hudson of RehOboth and EI
mer Justice.
IS Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hudson
IS Rehoboth visited Capt. and Mrs. Ns
thaniel Justice over the weekend
d Mrs. Nelson Dolby wishes to e2
n, press her thanks to the man
N friends for their kindness and syn
n pathy shown her and brothers at tn
sudden death of their father.
n Messrs. Ernest Richards, Joh
E. Richards and Ulysses Richards an
Mrs. Eta Lynch, of Philadelphia, a
ct tended the funeral services of the
I'd | father, James N. Richards on We'
he nesday afternoon at Bethel NJ.
a Church; also his brother, Thomf
IS Richards, of Selbyville, besides maj
n relatives and friends.
ds Edgar Evans and children of Mil
s. vile were guests at dinner on SUI
re day with Mrs. Edward Hickman.
IL The Opportunity School taught
IL Messrs. Thomas Hudson and Tho
Hickman, on two nights a wee
closed this week.