Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1928-10-05
Ocean View

week.
There has been considerable vol
ing done by the people.
Kendall Richards having attaine
the age of twenty-one, voted on Sat
urday at the Republican Primar
and also at the school election he'll
in Cedar Neck. 1t was carried by tn
majority to have the Cedar Necl
school retained there. T. H. Hudson
is teacher in charge there.
The farmers are busy saving corr
and fodder.
The women have been preserving
canning pickles, etc.
The Sunday services were an in
SEPARATION to all who attended
church.
At the Christian Church the con-
vention was held all day. The speak
ers made interesting addresses.
The Methodist Church had good
attendance at Sunday school of old
er people; the children were few in
number, owing to the stormy wea-
Their.
The sermon was in impressive one
nv the pastor, Rev, Z. w. Branford.
His theme was forgiveness" Love
YOUR enemies, do good to them that
nersecute you. Now is the time TO
-,ranare ourselves for the revival 10
10 hold This month. IL there is any
Zinc that is hindering the Holy
shirt from entering into our healIs
- nc remove these obstacles
There we're ninety delegates or
visitors who attended the coi' ~
+ion of the Christian Church Oh lle
district. in the Ocean view CnrlS-
''' On THURSDAY Rev. and Mrs. e. W.
pronford heard Rev. Stanley T.
Ion EOS missionary from India, VINO |
ie noted writer also. He mace au-
10 in the Pocomoke City, No.
NJ. E. Church. N1rs
In the evening Mr.. and Mt ~
THOMAS H. Hudson, Mr.. ana MIS-. l.
= 'I I1icEman and Mr.. and Mrs. Johh
Mitchell. Mrs. VIM. H. Belts MIS-;
I1-.oncis DerricksOn and MI anu
Ms \ virgil McCabo motpred to 70
comoke City, Md, and listened 10 tne
81 address by missionaries from
line duul SSo "
foreign countries. Lame
On Friday Master Elmer Evan s
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Sydney hVa vans,
was entertained on his ntth DlrInu@!
o+ the home of his grandparents, MI
md Mrs. Clay Evans. The granulllu-
thor made a birthday cake WIN I'VE
oandlos thereon. Master Elmer ell
- 30 occasion. wishing for more
happy birthdays. ,o,,o
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Pepper H'''0
returned home from Indiana u
Russell Lynch came from Pnlia 5
1eInhia where he is employed anu
listed Mr.. and Mrs. Everett gan
non and other friends and relatives.
Miss Fannie Shorter, teacher Ut
seaford. spent the weekend here
Herbert Daisey Of WILMINGTON
listed his family here over the
Weekend. za. teon
Mrs. Warren Evans who mas Deen
m active church worker IN tne
Methodist Church is visiting heI
,rotbers. Capt Irwin Bennett ana
rife of Highland Park, Pa, ana
1ranl, Bennett and family of Phlla-
a1nbia and her son, Oliver Evans
nd family at Stonehurst, Pa. Sne
riu attend the double wedding OF
or nieces, Misses Grace and Hester
Ella Bennett, two sisters, to take
lace this month at Valley Forge at
he chapel. , -
Cant Alonzo Evans motored to
,rook1vn. N. Y, after Mrs. Evans,
is wife. who has been visiting her
augbter. Mrs. Ward Bennett ana
er sons. $500, Lu
Mrs. A. E. Burbage visited her
aughter. Mrs. Clarence Richards
nd family at Lewes over the week
nd. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Bennett
7tertained their sons and their
miles at dinner on Saturday.
hose present were Mr. and Mrs.
owe Bennett and son Howard, Mr..
I'd Mrs. Ward Bennett, Mr.. and
RS. Isaac Bennett and three chill
EN-. Sydney, Ruth and Alice and
+. and Mrs. Edgar Bennett ana
.ughter Georgianna.
MI. and Mrs. Dan Steele and chill
en- of Long Neck visited Mr.. and
rs. Wilmer Steele on Saturday and
lnday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lemuel Lynch and
o daughters motored from Fhila-
lphia and visited Mr.. and Mrs.
arence Hearn over the weekend.
Edgar Hooker has been spending
few days home while the steamer
which he is employed is in the
op
Joshua CULLEN and wife and
tighter motored from Philadelphia
d spent the weekend with Mrs.
CIV Barnett and Mr.. and Mrs. Ash
Anderson.
Mrs. Clara Richards has been
ending several days with her
lighter, Mrs. Nelson Dolby.
The ladies of the M. e. Church.
We been quilting quilts for the
zaar to be held in Church. Hall on
day and Saturday night, Novem-
% and 20.
)r. and Mrs. John w. James, Capt.
win Evans and Miss Myra Foster
Dover spent Sunday with Mr.. and
5. John D. Calhoun.
Irs. Allie Tunnel of Philadelphia
daughters, Misses Vaughan and
len, spent week at their cottage
emily.
Irs. Annie NAPLES and daughter,
IS Elizabeth of Olney, Pa, visited
ltives here.
Lr. and Mrs. Jonathan Long had
their guests on Sunday their
ghter and her family.
Te were very sorry to hear of Or
2 Evans being seriously injured
N he accidentally came in con-
with the machinery on a dredg
boat where he was employed. He
he son of Charles Evans of this