Milford chronicle., 1928-11-23
Ocean View

LlOu ludue Dy ln6 HTeSlQenC OF the
United States, Calvin Coolidge, that
Thursday, November 20, be observed
as Thanksgiving Day, and stated
that all people attend services in the
church that is designated for wor-
ship upon that day, the three
churches, Methodist, Presbyterian
and Christian of this town, will hold
Union services on Thanksgiving
Day morning in the Presbyterian
Church at 10 o'clock a. m. Rev. c.
w. Branford of the Methodist Epis-
cOpal Church here, will preach. We
are looking forward to a sOciable
time which will take place at the NJ.
E. Church Hall on Friday and Sat
urday nights, November 80 and De-
cember l.
On Friday night, November 80, the
bazaar, where various useful en-
broidered scarfs, wearing apparel,
buffet sets, aprons and a lot of other
pretty articles, besides quilts, rugs,
sunbOnnets, centerpieces, will be on
sale. Pie and coffee will be served at
a reasonable cost. Then on Decem-
bN4 LGA OAA AeANNAA helg AAASnl Ill GOll-
nectiOn with the bazaar, a chicken
pot pie supper will be served with
vegetables, namely sweet and white
potatoes, cabbage, turnips, turnip
greens, jelly, fruit, rolls, pickles and
coffee. All for so cents. Tables will
be attractively set, white damask.
floral centers, and electric lights. All
invited to come. Ice cream on sale
also.
Several of our pOultrymen, Chas.
Steele, Wilmer Steele and others are
preparing for the large number of
chicks they will receive the first of
the year, 1929.
Messrs. George Keene, Hiram Tru-
lit, Charlie James, Elmer Justice,
Orlando Murray and son, William
Murray, have started raising chicks
for broilers.
The carpenters. Messrs. James A.
Richards, Frank Moore, Wilmer Bur-
ton, James B. Hudson, John Clark.
Carol Bishop, Clarence Hearn and
Rufus and Fred Hudson, all of this
community, have been engaged in
building dwelling houses and poultry
houses for several months. The rush
is nearly over, so that they will be
able to undertake carpentering
which needs to be done this fall.
Our painters, Messrs. VIM. P.
Quillen, Edgar Hooker, Walter Hud-
son, Howard Burton and VIM. Der
rickson are very busy with contracts
ahead.
Farmers are gathering in their
golden corn; the housewives are
cleaning house and dyeing garments
for winter use.
Those who have attended the Tea
chers Training School held at
Georgetown in the NJ. E. Church on
Friday nights for five weeks, are as
follows: Rev. and Mrs. c. w. Bran
ford, Mrs. Georgia A. Richards. Mrs.
Owen Derrickson, Willis Mitchell,
Dorothy Richards, Sydney Bennett,
Thomas E. Hickman and daughter,
Miss Florence, and others will pos
sibly attend, if they have an OppOr-
tunity. ~
Charles Hooker of Delaware Uni
versity spent the weekend with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Hook :
sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebe Lynch and two >
sons have moved down from Pbila-
lelphia to their new home. 80
Mrs. Effie Latchum and brother, :
Burton, visited their sister, 7
Mrs Laura Baker at Selbyville on :
Sunday. A
Mrs. Mary Short and two children -
nd Mrs. Ethel Davidson motored to :
Irs. Victoria Benefits on Monday
light and spent a sociable til le. a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Keene and E,
wo children enjoyed a goose dinner ie
18th George Keene and two daugh- el
ers on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elva CoTdrey and lit II.
e daughter, Agnes of Seaford. and m
apt. Clifford Bishop of Philadelphia
sited the latters mother, Mrs. Mat II
e Bishop and aunt. Mrs. Lizzie
uillen. They were also entertained
dinner at the home of mis- BROTHER,
al Bishop and wife and their sister, ~
rs. Addison Hudson and family.
James Mitchell of Betacom's Col
ge. Wilmington visited his par
ITS, Mr.. and Mrs. George Mitchell, id
gently. m
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hill and daugh- ca
r Virginia of Newark, visited her LIZ
lrents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Der to
ckson on Sunday. They also mad as 19
cir guest an aunt, Mrs. Hester co
ingate and Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
udsOn be
Mr.. and Mrs. Asher Evans visited an
r. and Mrs. Marvin Evans at RoX- pr
la. an
Oscar Pusey came from his steam re
and spent a day with his family, to-
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Pickering and wi
lend visited Mr.. and Mrs. Charles tn
1ans this week. mf
Hudson and wife and son tn,
sited their son. KOver Hudson and be
mily in Wilmington last week. be
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. E. Hickman ap
d son visited their daughter and
latives in Philadelphia over the tat
,ek-end. ia
Mrs. Francis Derrickson visited
latives in Philadelphia last week. col
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mitchell enter oW
ned Rev. and Mrs. c. W. Branford SUI
dinner; then on Sunday Mrs. rec
orgia Richards had as her guests, on
". and Mrs. Charles w. Branford pu
d Mr.. and Mrs. John Mitchell. III.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Murray and t4e
s. Roxie Milligan of Philadelnhla e ap'
ited their parents. Mr. and Mrs. me
iah Daisey over the weekend -
rbe Sunday services are profitable a. a.
Rev. c. W. Branford will be in the tns tns
"a l., ,,,.ooo1, bOtb morning at II Tie