Milford chronicle., 1928-09-21
Ocean View

The Junior Epworth League will
begin their fall work this Saturday
afternoon at o'clock in the Sunday
school building. The parents are re-
Guested to cooperate with the tea
chers in having their children at
tend these services, where they are
trained in Christian accomplish
ments for service.
Rev. c. w. Branford delivered an
interesting sermon on Sunday NOR
ming, in the Bethel NJ. E. Church, at
IL o'clock. The theme was What
Constitutes a Successful Church,
He answered that question by stat
ing several facts. Among them was
"a successful church is attained by
all having the spirit of Jesus
Christ" and making men and wo-
men good"
The revival services will take
place in October.
Everyone of us need a revival. In
the Christian life it is essential that
we set apart a specified time to
think of spiritual attainment such
as the fruits of the spirit: Love, JOY,
peace, long suffering, gentleness,
goodness, faith, gracious, meekness,
temperance. Galatians 9th chapter,
22nd verse. AS long as we keep the
above then all strife and bitterness,
backbiting will be laid aside and
forgotten. Then, we will have re-
vival "He that winneth souls is
wise"
Rev. Branford and his faithful
wife are capable and earnest work
ers. The pastor rendered a solo that
was impressive during the morning
service.
On Friday night the Sunday
school class of Mrs. Warren Evans
spent a sociable and profitable time
with Mrs. Leah Daisey, one of the
members of the class, at her home.
Those who were present were as
follows: Mrs. Warren Evans, Mrs.
C. w. Branford, Mrs. Joshua Gray,
Mrs. Charles Steele, Mrs. Wilmer
Steele, Mrs. Woodburn james and
Mrs. Eve Davidson, also Mrs. Dals-
ey's mother, Mrs. Effie Latcnum. AT
a late hour Mrs. Leah Daisey, the
hostess, served brick ice cream and
delicious cake. After conversation
was indulged in, we departed to our
homes, thanking Mrs. Daisey for her
kindness.
Miss Ruth Roberts and Louis Will
kens motored from Philadelphia and
visited Mrs. Josephine Roberts on
Sunday. She accompanied them 10
Philadelphia for visit.
William Robb came from his po-
sition on a steamer in Baltimore
and visited his family.
Mrs. Ward West and two children
of Roxana visited Mrs. Maggie Ev-
ans on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Mcfarland
and three children have moved 10
Philadelphia. ,..
Mrs. William Boone, Miss Edith
Bordley and George Branford OF
Baltimore, Md, we're weekend
guests of Rev. and Mrs. G. w. Bran
ford. ,
Mrs. Henry Name Evans visited
her daughter, Mrs. Russell Wllgus
and family over Sunday.
Mrs. Lizzie Quillen was the guest
of her friends in Frankford over the
weekend.
VIM. P. Quillen, the painter, END
Mrs. Nathaniel Quillen, have had the
grippe this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer Steele enter
tanned Rev. and Mrs. c. w. Brantord
at dinner on Saturday at their love
ly home. ,.+
Mrs. Edward Hickman spent last
week with her sisters and her nus
hand while in Elizabeth, N. j. She
was accompanied home by her nus
hand on Monday night Of this week:
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Long ana
babv daughter have moved into their
cozv Love Nest" home recently
purchased.
Mr and Mrs. J. Gideon Roberts
and two children of Stockley motor
cd here at midnight to the formers
mother. Mrs. Luther Roberts on fer
birthday, September II and brought
bananas. oranges, ice cream ana
cake. They all spent very happy
time for an hour.
Miss Mary c. Evans is teachlhS III
the Seaford Public School.
James A. Richards is remodenns
his house which he purchased.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner Brasure ana