Milford chronicle., 1927-11-04
Ocean View

The Ladies of the M. E. Church
will hold a Bazaar on the two
nights following Thanksgiving
namely: Friday night, November
25, and Saturday, November 18th.
There will be the bazaar of useful
and handsome articles. Entertain
ment in the form of music, singing,
and a short play. Then on Satur-
day night a chicken supper will be
served at a reasonable price, to
which all are invited. Ice cream
and cake will be on sale. The la
dies are now planning for the two
nights, making garments and many
useful fancy embroidery pieces.
The Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union met at the home of Mrs.
James M. Evans on Monday night
Temperance songs were sung; sew
eral prayers made in behalf OF the
cause, and readings of interest. Il
were present.
The Protracted Meetings closed
on Sunday night, after three weeks
of services and one week cottage
prayer meetings.
Everyone who attended these SER
vices have been built up and
strengthened.
Rev. c. w. Branford will conduct
Evangelistic Services on Thursday
nights, and with the cooperation
of the church members will strive
to win souls to Christ.
Mr.. Howard Evans, of Whining
ton, visited his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John H. Evans, over the week
end.
Howard L. Evans, who heads the
department of accounts and BUSH
ness administration, after complet-
ing his high school education, de-
sired to secure a practical educa-
ton and enrolled in the Beacon
College, the school in which he is
now teaching. Upon the completion
of his course he accepted a position
as field representative for the Bea-
com Schools. At that time Beacon
College also operated a school in
Salisbury, Md. During the follow
ing fall and winter he served as an
assistant in the Wilmington book
keeping department of Beacon
College. About a year later he re-
ceived his first promotion and was
transferred to the Salisbury school,
where he served about three years
as principal. Later the two schools
were consolidated and the Whining
ton school was enlarged to accom-
modate the students of both schools.
In the brief period of seven years
Mr.. Evans developed from student
TO head of the department of ac-
counting and business adninistra-
ton, in which position he has
rendered the Beacon College faith
fuI and efficient service. Mr. iCv-
aus is a good di5ciplInarian and at
tie same time one i,undred per
cent Of his students are for him.
In addition 10 bis BUSINESS CGilcge
education, he has taken special
work in educational PSYCHOLOGY at
the University of Pennsylvania, and
advanced work at New York Uni
Yersi,y. He also attended the Fan
erian Co!Ic=p. Columbus, Ohio,
specializing in penmsnship and
pedagogy.
The Epwerth League took in
$45.97 from the Halloween Enter
tain;i UTt, p,Hy and sale IF ice
cream and ca.a held in Church
Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs Grant Markley. of
Philadelphia, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
john Mitchell over the weekend.
Miss LYNNE Bennett entertained
Miss Effie Beale on Saturday.
y Mr.. Orlando Murray, an engineer
On a steamer in Wilmington, will
spend this weekend with his fam
lily.
Mr.. Edgar Hooker, who had ar
rived on his steamer from Califor-
mia, accompanied his wife from
Philadelphia this week.
Mrs. VIM. Daisey and daughter
Norma have returned home from a
Uicif fO Pbi1adaInhia