Milford chronicle., 1927-10-14
Ocean View
The harvest moon has been admir-

The harvest moon has been admir-
ed, giving clear, beautiful nights.
The revival services are being con-
ducted every night. On Sunday nlghC
and Monday night Rev. c. W. Bran
ford preached earnestly. On Tuesday
night Rev. Woodell preached an I'M
nressive sermon. A good attendance
is increasing each night. we nopS
evervone who is able to atteno VIII
come and be blassed at these ser
vices. The Lord, Who is our Saviour
is mighty in power, and Will loIsi'e
and redeem US. -,. p,,sav
came from Camden, N. j. and ylslteo
Darents. Mr.. and Mrs. oscar FuseS
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Wharton nave
welcomed their eighth child, son,
Bobby Smith Wharton, born OcVODe4
5th. ..,,.,od from
n visit with her husband on steaIn-
er. ,..,-ouds (nee
Josephine Rickards) have purGnaseo
a building lot of her brotner' JOslu~
OuiIIen and have laid the louhu"-
tion for a new home here.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Powell ana TWO
obiIdren. Carolyn and Daniel OF East
Tansdowne, Pa, are visiting MI. anu
Mrs. James M. Evans. 90
Miss Elizabeth Derrickson OF
Peirce's College, Philadelphia vlslC-
cd her parents, Mr.. and MIS-. fran-
els Derrickson, recently ,,s
Mrs Kendall Daisey was calleo
away to New York on account VI %
we're illness of Mr.. Daisey.
Mrs. Martha Conoway has return
ed home from a visit with her aunI'
Mrs. Kate McCabe at Selbyyille'
Wilmer Steele has installed an
electric plant, which lights his poul-
trv farm as we'll as their home
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Bishop ana
three daughters and two sons mo-
tored from Pedricktown, N. j., ana
visited Mr.. and Mrs. George K. Ev-
h ans The latter, Mrs. Evans, is quite
poorly. anon+ the
weekend with her parents, MT anu
Mrs. Harvey James,
Harry Quillen came from his po-
sition and spent Sunday with MS
= family. a
Mr' and Mrs. Kendall Marvel and
son visited Mr.. and Mrs. George Pu-
sey. Do,vo++
ACCOMPANIED by Mr.. and Mrs. John
. Lamb motored here from Hlghlano
Park. Pa, and spent few days Win
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey James and
Capt. VIM. N. Nelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank BennetC anu
son Ernest Of Philadelphia visited
Can't. and Mrs. Warren Evans over
Mrs Bessie Carey Ossman Of High
sIand Park, Pa, accompanied waiter
Short and lady friend, Miss Laura
Carlton of Philadelphia, via auto
here where they visited Mrs. Martha
Conoway, Mrs. Lulu Lynch and Mrs.
Ethel Davidson on Wednesday,.
A certain person from StonehursC
Hill. Pa, went fishing at Bethany
Beach and caught a rs pound drum
fish. What do you think this person
found upon returning home that ne
had left his V. B. DIS at the place
where the fish was caught. He being
sxcited went home leaving his Jour-
vear-old daughter in the country. so
we've been told by his relatives.
Yhe Famous Fox Hunters
Four eminent men of Ocean view
snent the evening of October 10, IN
witnessing a fox hunt. These were:
Francis Derrickson, produce dealer;
John Calhoun, farmer; VIM. J. RoDo'
chief commissary stewart, and Dallas
kitchens, chief engineer OF the Loro
baltimore High School. For time
fine race was exciting due to the uni
led efforts of the dog. A fox! A fox!
thew cried. And what to their wond-
ering eyes should appear but two
little rabbits. Thus did the famous
fox hunters return when the morn
ing glorys opened-without fox.
The evangelistic services are In
progress at the M. E. Church each
night.
Rev. C. W. Branford delivers IN
spiring gospel messages.
The singing, led by the PASTOR
gives spirit and life to the services.
New hymn books are benefit. Come
and he fed on the Bible messages.