Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1928-04-06
Ocean View

j COMPANY, through its business man
,ager. ]. A. Knowles, of Millsboro
has notified the general public tina
the Eastern Shore management ha:
PASSED resolution to extend theil
lines to Bethany Beach; which will
pass through Millville and Ocear
View. and work will be started as
soon as material becomes available
On Monday of this week, their EN-
.ployees begun wiring the home aLc
store and barber shop of Mr.. an6
Mrs. .Ebe Davidson, and will con
,tinue to wire the homes and of all
those who have signed for electric
lights.
The Town Council of the Town OF
Ocean View at their regular meeting
March 9rd, passed this resolution:
All citizens, both male and female,
having lived in the town OF ocean
View for the past six months, ana
having paid the last tax assessed TO
them, are hereby requested to pc
nreseut on Saturday, April 14th,
1928, at the hall at VIC. Hickman >
Garage, between the hours OF one o.
clock D. m. and four O'Clock p NJ
COMPLYING with this request by your
vote will be the decision as to whe-
Their or not we shall have our town
lighted by the Eastern Shore Elec-
trio Company, in which our town
law calls for a referendum vote. we
-Iirge every citizen to comply with
this request. w. C. Hickman, pres
ident.
At the M. E. Church, Bible school
was held at 10 o'clock on Sunday
morning. The sermon was delivered
nv Thomas II. Hudson, our Local
nreacher. He said, eve need more
of the spirit of Christ" to find rest
for YOUR souls. worldly pleasure
does not bring rest nor peace; one
can obtain this spiritual JOY by NV
ing the Christian life, and walking
as Jesus did" The text was found IN
Jeremiah 9th chapter and 10th verse.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. C. Hickman and
Mrs. Edward Hickman motored TO
philadelphia and Elizabeth, N. j.,
and visited Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Ga
lin and two children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hearn and
mother, Mrs. Annie Hearn, have mo-
we'd here from Laurel and are oecu-
pying the home purchased and NOV
ed back recently from Mrs. Rebecea >
'Dickerson johnson. Mr.. Hearn ex-
meets to start building a. new home |
on the premises where the old !
house stood.
Mrs. Emma McCabe visited her
son Paul in Philadelphia who just
came from Easton, Pa, where he
underwent an operation for append1-
citis successful vat the Belts Pri-
vate Hospital. He accompanied his
mother home here for a stay while
recovering.
Gideon Roberts motored from
Stockley and visited his mother, Mrs.
Josephine Roberts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Hill visited her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Der
rickson over the weekend.
Mrs. Ethel Hooker is spending
few days with her husband in Phil
adelphia, who has just returned from !
a voyage on a steamer as engineer.
Jonathan Long has had his home t
in town newly painted white; also S
Alan Daisey and Howard Burton
have given their home fresh coat t
of white paint.
Mr.. and Mrs. James P. Dukes of t
visited Mr.. and Mrs. t
John H. Evans on Saturday. il
Mrs. VIM. H. Belts, Mrs. Edward S
Hickman and Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. G.
Hickman motored to Wilmington on j
and visited Miss Lillian v
Hickman and also attended the VIII '
mington M. E. Conference held at
that place. a
Mrs. Mary Pepper is considered L
very low at this writing. She is the n
mother of Edward Pepper. e
Miss Elizabeth V. Derrickson who n
Is now attending the Philadelphia u
College, spent Sunday with &c
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis 81
Derrickson. "
Harry CULLEN, an engineer in Of
on a steamer, visited u
MS wife and children over the week u
Ind.
Mrs. Matte Bishop has been sick W
It the home of her sister, Mrs. Liz W
lie CULLEN.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Chamber w
ain of HarbesOn were guests of Mr.. "
nd Mrs. Frank Moore on Saturday. eC
James A. Richards has accepted -
he position as carpenter on four as
lew houses which Joshua CULLEN ~ 81
viii have erected in the suburbs or %.
nj
Mrs. Irwin Murray passed to her ~.
eavenly home on Friday, March 80. ar'
he had been a sufferer for several ~,
lonths. She was so years of age snd no ~
caves a husband to survive her, Ee- 80
Ides her mother, Mrs. John Rick 20
rds and two sisters. Funeral SER M.
ices were held from Christian ~
hurch, conducted by the pastor, bv
ev. raymond blshop' AnIeI ~ thu
ethel M. E. cemetery. or,
The Ladies Aid Of Christian 60,
hurch realized $4,000 from their 90,
Upper held on Saturday night. tbf
hree hundred and five persons were
rived a splendid supper. Besides De
'ticles were sold afterwards and Fl
e cream. me
Easter services will be held in
lristian Church on Sunday, April A
b.
At the Presbyterian Church, Sab A
tn school at 2 p. M, preaching at Coz
p. m. foo
The M. E. Church will render spe- a v
Il Easter music Sunday night by call
e young people and children before 7
e preaching service at o'clock, by the
3 pastor, Rev. c. W. Branford. ing
Everyone cordially invited to these not
rvices. as
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