Milford chronicle., 1928-03-09
Ocean View

The sunday services were wei at
tended on Sabbath morning. After
Bible school, the sermon was prea-
ched by Rev. Charles w. Branford
which was a splendid discourse from
Exodus 1921.
God will reveal Himself unto us,
when we live nearer to Him. Seek
to know the will of God, and all
things necessary will follow.
Quite a number are attending the
evangelistic services being held in
the NJ. E. Church at Millville, con-
Quoted by the pastor. He will have
several preachers to assist him dur
ing the services.
The Ladies Aid of Methodist
Church will hold a birthday social
on st. Patrick's night, March II, on
Saturday. Everyone invited to come
and be refreshed and entertained by
those who have charge of the twelve
tables, representing twelve months
of the year. Admission consists of
each one contributing the amount
equal to the number of birthdays
one has had. Place: M. E. Church
Hall Ice cream and caEs will be
served and a good entertainment
promised.
The Christian Church will hold q
chicken supper in their Church Hall
Saturday night, March 31st. Every
one invited to come and enjoy g
good meal.
Mr. and Mrs. John Calhoun and
twin sons entertained at dinner on
Saturday, Rev. and Mrs. c. w. Bran
ford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer Van SAINT
were given a complete surprise on
Saturday night when thirty or more
friends and relatives inotored to
their home and celebrated in honor
of their 33rd wedding anniversary
this month. An enjoyable time was
spent in conversation, games and
singing. Refreshments of ice cream
and cake were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua CULLEN Of
Philadelphia mOtored here and Wis
tied Capt. and Mrs. Asher Anderson |
and Mr.. and Mrs. George Barnett.
James King of Philadelphia mo-
tOred here with his nephew from |
ATillsboro and visited George Keene
and two daughters, Flcris and Mar
jorie on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Steele and chill
dren of Long Neck visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilmer Steele and family on
Sunday.
Oscar Pusey who is engineer on a
in Philadelphia visited his
wife and children on Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. H. Belts returned home
On Saturday night from Elizabeth, N.
J., where she had been nursing her
Mrs. Elmer Calvin and
and family who have been
very ill with pneumonia. She motor
I'd home with her TWO nepnews,
Iessrs. Harold and Donald McCabe ,
ind the latter's fiance. Miss Blanche ,
hastings of Gilmore, N. !.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Richards :
md daughter Sarah motOred from \
ewes and spent Sunday with Mrs. :
|. E. Burbage.
Misses Helen Coleman and Helen
ohnson motored to Greenwood and
pent the weekend with the form
RS relatives there.
Mrs Norman Calhoun has return =,
home from a visit with relatives
4 New York.
Miss Lillian Hickman who at :,
ends Goldey College at Wilmington N
pent the weekend with her mother,
Irs. Edward Hickman and daugh- -
srs. >,
Howard Evans of Beacom's Col =
,ge, Wilmington, spent the week u
nd with mis- parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
lhn H. Evans. se
Miss Elizabeth Y. DerrIckson of
eirce's College. Philadelphia, Wis
ed her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fran
S DerricksOn over the weekend.
Andrew Mcfarland came from his
,sition on a steamer and spent the al
eek-end with his wife and family. al
Mr.. Barnes and wife of New Jersey to
I've rented the house and property bl
Washington Evans and moved sc
re last week. &C
Mr.. Barnes is employed in the st
ultry plant of Steele q Kaufman
the building they own, formerly
ID Mems Hall, which has been con- &c
rted into poultry plant, where m
ey fatten broilers which they buy co
I'm poultrymen Ike
Reuben Freeman, marine engl- an
er, visited his wife here last week. WI
Beers of Philadelphia Wis to
d his cousin. Mrs. Edward Hick- pr