Milford chronicle., 1928-06-08
Ocean View

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A party was given by Miss Gladys
T Hickman on Friday night, in honor
of the senior class of Lord Baltimore
High School. Her sister, Miss Lii
lian Hickman, of Goldey's College
in Wilmington, participated in the
entertainment of the evening of June
1st, at their home. The decorations
were beautiful, in rose and gray,
with huge bouquets of peonies. The
table was laid very pretty with fav-
ors and other features. Ice cream
and home make cake were served in
abundance. Those present numbered
over thirty. The seniors are Misses
Delema Daisey, Emily Hickman,
Elizabeth Hudson, Alberta Pusey,
Mary Dale, Florence Mcfarland and
Gladys Hickman; Messrs. Maurice
Daisey, Russell Hudson and Charles
Rocker.
On Saturday night, Miss Donna
Dever the home economics teacher,
and Miss Helen Soleman, English
teacher, entertained at a banquet
given the seniors named above, at
the Seaside Inn at Bethany Beach.
Our town is being improved with
new service station, built by Capt.
Asher Anderson, and will be called
The Ocean View Service Station. He
expects to have his opening day on
June 16, as the electric light power
from the Eastern Shore Electric Co.
has been promised us by that date.
Everyone who attended the play,
"Sophronia's Wedding" by the Mills
boro Auxiliary of the M. E. Church,
were delightfully."- pleased with the
entertainment. Proceeds amounted !
to $3O.50.
The commencement exercises were /
largely attended and one of the best |
program ever given was rendered.
Children's Day at Christian Church
this Sunday night, June 10th.
The Methodist Church will hold
Children's Day services on Sunday
night, June 18th. All are invited.
Mrs. Ella Tunnel and daughter,
Miss Elizabeth, came from Goshen,
Ind, and are spending sometime at
the Seaside Inn at Bethany Beach.
Capt. and Mrs. Curtis Tracey and
Mrs. John Harmon, called
on Mrs. Warren Evans on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Richards of
motored here and visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. George K. Evans
md other relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Bishop and :
wo daughters, Misses Emily and :
-da, motored from their home in :
N. j., and were guests of
lr. and Mrs. John Clark and Mr.. and +
Mrs. Geo. K. Evans and Mrs. Matte v
bishop over Decoration Day. I
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Moore visited n
Ir. and Mrs. Joseph Pickering last h
Teek in Philadelphia. g
Mrs. Frank Williams of Frank o
ord visited her daughter, Mrs. Geo. Il
'arnett and family on Saturday. f;
Mr.. and Mrs. Lonnie Lynch and D
Ho children of Bristol, Pa, Mr.. and n
Lrs. Stephen Hudson and son Ell tt
-ood from Rehoboth and Willard
Ills and sister, Miss Name Ellis, Of
nd Clarence Phillips and wife, also IL
other, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Clar- h,
ace Hearn and Mrs. Louisa Lynch, g
lie latter's mother, and also the
rmer's mother, Mrs. Annie Hearn, OF
no are both living with heir chill til
'en. dl
Wilmer Burton and sister, Mrs. 70
fie Latchum and Mr.. and Mrs. tn
Oward Burton and son Allen mo-
red to Rehoboth on Sunday and be
sited Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dick to
i'd family.
Lemuel Wingate purchased the
operty of Mrs. Elizabeth Elliott, Fl
at the sale held recently. Of
consists of a dwelling house with tr!
nd. He. has made improvements wi
on the property since the pur- aW
ase.
James of Washington, D.
has been on a visit with his par \
is, Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua R. James
d spent Sunday with his children
Bethany Beach who are staying
IN Mrs. w. P. Short, their aunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Quillen of ~
accompanied by Mrs. "
lette QUillen, who visited them in
city, motored here and visited
ana Mrs. Wilmer Steele and Mr.. L
Mrs. Edward Long on Saturday Am An.
Sunday. Tu- ~