Milford chronicle., 1928-01-27
Ocean View
Held over from last week.

Held over from last week.
The NJ. E. Sunday school elected
officers for the ensuing year as fol-
lows: Superintendent, Thomas E.
Hickman; assistant superintendent,
Willis Mitchell; secretary, Sydney
Bennett; assistant secretary, Ellis
Gray; treasurer, Mrs. Lille Belts;
superintendent of missionary de-
partment, Thomas Hudson; mission
ary treasurer, Mrs. Georgia john
son; cradle roll superintendent, Mrs.
Leah Daisey; librarians, Thomas
Hickman, Jr., Emory Hudson, Will
lard Pusey and Norman Calhoun.
Mrs. Oscar Pusey Is visiting reia-
tives in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Gertrude Calhoun visited Mr..
and Mrs. John Calhoun and two sons
last week.
Messrs. Vaughn and Spencer Tun-
nell motored from Oakmont, Pa, ana
visited Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ. Lvans
on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Powell OF
Newark, N. j., were given a shower
of gifts by their many friends at the
home Of their parents, Mr, and MI S.
VIM. Wharton, on Saturday night,
for which they desire to express
their thanks and appreciation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew Pusey and
son of Ocean City, Md, visited MI
and Mrs. Charles Keene over the
weekend.
Mrs. Addie Cropper and daughter,
Miss Lima Carey, have returned
home after visiting relatives IN
Philadelphia.
Miss Mildred Carey who spent
sometime here has gone to Phlladel-
mia to live with her mother, MIS-
Cassie Carey.
Mrs. Ida Bunting is nursing MIS-
Mary Pepper who is i'll at the nome
of her son, Edward Pepper.
Cant. and Mrs. Irwin Bennett mo,
tored from Highland Park, Pa ana
snent Saturday with MIR. and MIS-.
Harvey James. Upon their return
home they were accompanied Dy
their sister, Mrs. Mamie Evans, VINO
will visit them and also her son, Ol-
ver Evans and family in StOnehurst'
Pa. 1Iio;,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lamb OF Hlgh-
land Park, Pa, visited capt. WILL
Nelson over the weekend.
Warren Dolby died last week Fu-
neral services were held at ms
home in Marcus Hook, Pa. He is
S,1rvived by a widow and one cnlld
The deceased was a native Of this
nioca having spent his younger
davs- here with his parents, Mr.. ane
Mrs Peter Dolby. He also leaves
two brothers, Messrs. Timothy an'
Nelson Dolby, and one SISTER, Mls MI,
Name Lewis. Those VINO atteIue'
the funeral from here were MIS-
Nelson Dolby, and Mr.. and MIS-
I,emuel Wingate.
Mr.. and Mrs. James J. freeman
Snow Hill, Nd, visited Mrs. KeuDel
Freeman, last week.
Mrs. Ethel Hooker is nursing ne
sister-in-Iaw, Mrs. James Grace i
Philadelphia. .....,
Mrs. Edward Hickman entertalne'
in honor of her daughter GlaoyI
eighteenth birthday on Saturoa'
niobt. when about thirty young peo
nIe came and surprised Miss Gladys
Tbose present were: Misses Emil!
and FLORENCE Hickman, Alberta Pu
sew. Delema Daisey, Florence NC
Farland, Hazel Hudson, HeleI
johnson, Helen Coleman, EllzapeIl
Hudson, Dorothy Richards, LYNNE
Bennett. Flo Long Of Roxana, an'
Messrs. Alexander F. Grassmyer
Ellis Gray, Sydney Bennett steveI
Knox. Willis Mitchell, Russel
lynch. Frank Burnett, Preston WI
Iiams. Lee McCabe, Edward DlcKeI'
son. Pete Cropper, Virgil HeaE1
clarence Cooper and Arthur Vull'
len. o1aosani
time enioyed. Refreshments OF ICE
crasm and cake we're served. ,,.s
A comedy in three acts: entltleu s"1
,,c1,,Sh,ne a hing 4 husband" will be CIV
~ IN the Community Hall at Dags-
Soro Sn - on Saturday evening; JanuaIy .srS
% OiS al eight O'Clock by twelve iaoles Ca,oa e.