Milford chronicle., 1928-06-15
Ocean View

The Methodist Sunday School will
observe Children's Day service at
night Sunday, June 18th. Rehears-
ais are in order each night in prep
aration for this occasion. Special
music and singing and children's
exercises and drills will be on the
programme. All are cordially in
Vited.
The Children's Day service held
at Christian Church on last Sunday
night was inspiring. The choir,
with Mrs. L. A. Drexler at the piano
rendered good music and singing.
Hale Bennett played special selec-
tions on the violin. The Offering
was over $1OO.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Davis (the
latter will be remembered as Steel
man Taylor) with their daughter,
Mildred, motored from Willow
Grove, Pa, and are spending some
time with their father, Capt. Ebe
Taylor, at Bethany Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lamb motored
from Phila. and visited Capt. VIM.
N. Nelson over weekend. Mrs.
Lamb remained for a stay of two
weeks with her father and sister.
Mrs. Thomas E. Hickman.
Capt. and Mrs. Irwin Bennett mo-
tored here and spent the weekend
with Mrs. Warren Evans and Mr..
and Mrs. Harvey James.
A June wedding took place when
one of our beautiful young ladies,
Miss Virginia James, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey James. was
united in marriage to Mr.. Herman
Myle, a prominent business man of
Philadelphia. The marriage was
performed by Rev. Isenberg, pastor
of St. Matthew's Church, on Chest
nut street, that city, on Monday,
June 4th. A wedding trip followed
through the New England states.
They will reside in Philadelphia.
The brides parents attended the
wedding.
Mrs. Warren Evans accompanied
her brother, Capt. Irwin Bennett,
and wife to Highland Park, Pa, for
a few days visit this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer Steele and
children motOred to Dover on Sun
day and visited Mrs. George Bar
nett, who is receiving treatment in
the Kent General Hospital there and !
found her cheerful and doing nicely. !
She and her sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Barnett and son Joshua and |
sister, Mrs. Wilson, participated in
an auto accident last week on the |
DUPONT Boulevard, which resulted |
in their being cared for at the hos
pital. Mr.. and Mrs. George Mitchell, |
Rev. Bishop and Mrs. Asher Ander-
son also motored to visit the above.
Mr.. Barnett returned to his home
here this week, having received no
serious injury.
Mr.. George Keene and daughters,
Floris and Marjorie, and Mrs. Chas.
Keene and daughter Margaret, and
Miss Ruth Evans mOtored to Ocean
City, Md, on Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Josephine Roberts has re-
urned home from Philadelphia,
lfter visiting her children and two
sisters there. Mrs. VIM. Butler ac-
.ompanied her home over Sunday.
Mr.. William Powell came from
Cast .Lansdowne, Pa, to visit his
amily over the weekend, while
hey are spending few weeks with
1r. and Mrs. James M. Evans.
Mr.. William West and niece, Miss !
Iildred West, of Fayette, N. c., who
S a nurse with headquarters at
Georgetown, came here on Sunday ]
nd visited relatives. e
Mr.. James Lynch and son, Mr.. ,
russell Lynch, motOred from Phila- ]
elphia, and spent weekend with -
elatives. Mrs. Lulu Lynch accom-
anied them to Philadelphia, upon
heir return, for several weeks :
tay.
A large number of our people
re engaged in the strawberry busi- :
ess, either in growing them, pick
lg them and hauling them to the
uyers. Everyone is rushed with :
rOrk.
The services in the Methodist :
hurch on Sunday morning, opened :
18th Bible School at 10 o'clock;
reaching at IL by the minister, t
ev. C. w. Branford, who delivered I
n inspiring sermon on Patriotism.
being flag day, he referred to our
,yalty to the church, our flag and
0untry. When we are true to the
rinciples of the flag and our coun- t
y, we will be loyal to the church. +
At the Presbyterian Church, Sab
ath School at o'clock, after '
hich the sermon by the pastor at f
o'clock. Rev. Geo. Sheese took
n a text Hebrews, 18th Chapter e
nd 1st verse, which was very for [
bly, analyzed. He believes the
oud of witnesses spoke of are the n
1irits of our loved ones, that L
,OuId iDenira us in Our race -