Milford chronicle., 1927-10-21
Ocean View

The revival meetings have been
profitable at the M. E. Church, con-
Quoted by Rev. c. w. Branford, who
leads the singing as well as preach
es the gospel. Souls have been won
to Christ; the Christians who are
members, have been built up and
strengthened. Everyone is invited to
attend the Sunday services on this
Sabbath. The evangelistic services
will continue all day this Sunday.
Every member and friend of the
church we hope will he present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebe Davidson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner Brasure and
daughter Elizabeth on Saturday mo-
tored to Woodbury., N. j., where
they left their car at their cousins,
Warren Redfields. and proceeded by
electric train to Frankfort, Pa,
where they attended the wedding of
Andrew Davidson, to Miss Gisella
Renner, which took place at the Lu-
thern German Church on Vine
street. The ceremony was impress
sive and took place at $3.50 D. m. o.
clock by the PASTOR Rev. Evers.
Following the wedding a reception
was held at the home of the brides
parents. On Sunday they accompan-
lei Ebe Davidson and wife home to
Ocean View where they spent this
week with them and Mr.. and Mrs.
Gardner Brasure and children, also
Mrs. Nancy Jane Carmean, their
grandmother. The groom is a broth
er of Ebe Davidson and holds a DO
s1tion in the Coast Guard Station at
Cape May, N. J. The bride and
groom will reside in Cape May, N.
j., where they have rented an apart
ment.
The Epworth League of the M. r
Church will hold an Halloween en-
tertainment in the church hall on
Saturday night, October 20. Every
one invited.
spencer H. Tunnel wishes his
many Ocean View friends to know
mat he is out of the hospital and
hopes TO be able to return to work
IN the near future. He desires to ex-
press words of esteem and COM
mendatlon to DR.. James Al Belts
one OF the best surgeons. who ner,
formed the operation while Mr.
Iunnell was in the Belts Private
alospitai, equal to any of the kind.
ana reels that his Delaware friends
would be proud to know that one of
us ocean View boys was successful
~ running an institution of This
kind. VI ILLS
george t. Derrickson was given a
surprise party on Saturday. October
10th, at the home of his dangbter
MRS: Harry CULLEN, it being his 75tb
Dlrthday. Those present were M
ana Mrs. George T. Derrickson NJ.
ana Mrs. H. o. Derrickson. Mr. and
Mrs. Theodore Derrickson. Mr. and
MIS- charlie Johnson, Mr.. and MRS.
T[ancls Derrickson, Miss Lizzie
DeTrlckson, Mrs. Cora Quillen--sNTr
ana Mrs. Milton Derrickson, NJ
ana Mrs. Robert CULLEN and grand,
son Louis, A. Fay Grassmver- Mis-
leIeh johnson, Messrs. Harry Hay
Warq and Grace CULLEN, Oliver ard
Gladys Derrickson, Mr. and NTrS
Lemuel Wingate and Master Roland
OerTlcKson. Refreshments Of ice
cream and cake and candy voro
served IN abundance, after which oil
departed for their different b0n,as
wishing Mr.. Derrickson MANY han
py birthdays. ' H'p-
Archle I. Richards motored from
ms nome in Moore, Pa. and snen+
tne weekend With his mother. Rre
Georgie Richards. 4A- D
James Ashe' Rickards bo,
turned home from a motor tr;n in
the south with his son. Harry PioG
ar0s OF Philadelphia.
capt. Lonnie Lynch and wife and
Two Two daughters, Betty and Blanche
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Eekboid of
Franklinville, N. J., and MU 81 VI
MRS. Elmer Justice of Dewey Reach
spent The weekend with Mrs MI
son Dolby and children.
A tour via auto which was onio,,
Gu by Miss Pearl Evans, and Rod
GIe Murray was made on SaturIav
4 leaving here for Philadelphia wheTe
Ihey visited Mr.. and Mrs Iobn
richards. On Sunday thew wera
I ggi1 by Postmaster and Mrs. Geo
MlIcheI! and sons, James. TirdeD
and Ralph, and motored IN DeIa
ware water Gap and other 0oints 0f
IneelesC: After spending a verv
Pleasant day they returned horne
ABOUT twelve o'clock Sunday niobt
having covered 40 miles.