Milford chronicle., 1927-12-09
Ocean View

Wednesday evening of this month,
December 18th, at the Lord Balti-
more school.
It will consist of several articles
including fish pond, etc. The funds
derived will so for the benefit OF the
class. Please come out and help us.
Prof. Fay Grassmyer took as his
guests over the weekend to MS
home in Belleville, Pa, Mrs. Charlie
Johnson and Misses Dorothy Hick-
man and Ruth Hall. 1t was quite a
trip via auto, through Harrisburg,
Pa. and other interesting places.
There were three and four inches
of snow up in Pennsylvania, while
we received the rain.
A driving rain storm visited us on
Saturday night and all day Sunday.
The wind blew hard.
Church services were abandoned
because of the storm.
The Methodist Church will hold
their Bible school at 10 o'clock on
Sunday morning followed by preach
ing services and worship at IL o.
clock. Rev. C. w. Branford Will
preach.
The Thursday night prayer meet
ings lifts everyone to a higher plane
of living. The sermons are lnstruc-
tive by the pastor.
The merchants have their Christ
mas assortment of gifts on display
for their customers.
Hiss Thelma Pusey of Camden, N
J.. and gentleman friend, spent sun
dav with Mrs. Oscar Pussy and lam
lily. ~,
Mrs. Wheatley and Miss Pansy
Hearn of Laurel spent Thursday
with Mrs. Eva Williams.
James A. Richards spent Thurs
dav with his brother, John Richards
near Dagsboro and assisted in the
butchering of three hogs. ,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner Brasure ana
four children have moved to the
farm along Whites Creek, known as
the BILLY Williams place" now
owned by ]. Horace Derrickson.
Mrs. Walter Dick and daughter
Miss Efie of Rehoboth, visited her
sister, Mrs. Effie Latchum and bro
Their, Wilmer Burton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Hill (nee Rox-
lie Derrickson) have moved to New
ark, Nd, where Mr.. Hill is employ
ed in the bank.
Mrs. Mary Daisey was the recip-
lent of twenty or more birthday
cards on her birthday last Tuesday,
November 18th, when she attained
the age of 70 years. She is active
and able to do her house work and
walks to the Presbyterian Church
on Sundays. Several friends called
upon her, among whom were Mr..
and Mrs. Lemuel Wingate and mo-
Their.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Daisey and
baby son are occupying part OF the
home of Mrs. Marie Evans that they
have rented. Mr.. Daisey is employ
ed near Atlantic City.
Mrs. Francis Derrickson is visit
ing her sisters and brothers in Phil
adelphia this week.
The Womens Christian Temper
ance Union met at the home of Mrs.
Matte Hudson on Monday night. In
teresting topics were read. Prayers
were made; temperance songs were
sung. After which refreshments were
served.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Bennett
were entertained at big goose din
ner at the home of their son, Cove
Bennett and family at Roxana. Also
their sons, Isaac Bennett and fam
lily and Edgar Bennett, wife and
daughter and Mr.. and Mrs. Ward
Bennett were present.
Rev. T. E. Groseclose who is to
hold a three weeks meeting at the
Ocean View Christian Church, be-
ginning Sunday evening, December
II, is one of the outstanding evan
gelists in the brotherhood of the Dis
ciples of Christ. Wonderful results
in the way Of the number of con-
verts as well as in the general
spiritual uplift of the community
have resulted in every meeting held
by this outstanding evangelist. He
breaches the gospel of Jesus Christ
in it's fullness with earnestness,
forcefulness, deep conservation and
in a spirit of love and charm to all.
He has a dynamic personality and a
personal magnetism which attracts
one to him.
His wife, Mrs. T. E. Groseclose,
contributes largely to the success Of
every meeting held by the group.
She is a specialist in working among
the young folks and has always a
most interesting, helpful and in
spring program for them. The
young folks are attracted to her and
find in her the embodiment of the
truest and best in life.
A meeting without an able song
leader and soloist would be a dis
tinct failure. Thus we are assured
that in the coming of James H. Boy
err as the song leader and soloist OF
the party that this feature of the
meeting shall be ably handled. He
has a splendid voice and has the
faculty of bringing the music out OF
the congregation. He has a personal
charm and attractiveness that makes
everyone present want to do his
best for him.
The Ocean View Christian Churcn
does hereby extend a most cordial
welcome and hearty reception to
one and all as they attend the SER
vices. Your cooperation and help is
earnestly desired and we believe
Won will be greatly helped by tel-
iowshin with lis during the coming