Milford chronicle., 1929-11-15
Ocean View


nlace in the M. E. Church on sunday
night. All are invited to attend new
Billy Virgins, an evangelist mas
been engaged to assist IN THESE ser
yicas and expects to be present on
sunday night and every night. EV-
orvone who remembers this gooo
Inon and the influence and power
he had from God, will desire TO De
-,rasent and hear his earnest mes
sase Rev. C. w. Bradford, our MIN
lister. will be in charge to direct anu
deliver the word of the Lord. botn
of these men are singers and WIN
+ba choir Joining, we anticipate
rejoicing time in Zion-whlch Is Ine
church. We trust many Will pe
brought to Jesus Who will save tnem
from sin, and that others will De re-
1,ived and restored. David in the b.
ble said: Restore unto me the Joy
of thy salvation" Dear frlenos, 40
matter what sin you have committed
come To the church where Jesus is
and he will forgive you. We nave All
sinned in one way or another, put
the opportunity to repent Is ours "
accent a better way. Jesus Will sup
nIv all of our needs, and make US
happy and have wonderful peace Ina'
the world cannot give.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hudson ana
children motored here and visited
Mr. and Mrs. Elijah W. Daisey.
Mr. and Mrs. Linwood Evans ana
two children of New York were
e1,ests of their father and mother'
can't and Mrs. Alonzo Evans.
Cantain washington I. Woodall OF
Baltimore visited Mr.. and MIS- qua,
Ter Weist, the latter's brother ana
mother, Mrs. Woodall, VINO lives
with them.
Mr. and Mrs. Carol c. Bishop en-
tertained their several children on
Saturday and Sunday, making IL a
reunion. Mr.. and Mrs. George II:
Evans were also entertained there at
a fine dinner.
Mrs. Edward Hickman is on VS.
it with her sisters, Mrs. Theora
Spanutious and Mrs. Blanche Calvin
in Elizabeth, N. ].
William Daisey came from his po-
sition on a steamer to visit his fam
lily here.
Capt. and Mrs. John T. West mo-
tored from Yeadon, Pa, and spent a
few days here.
Mrs. Alan Daisey has been very
sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel T. Belts and
three daughters, Grace, Eleanor and |
Jeannette. and Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Hooker were guests at dinner on
Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. Boyer HOOK
er.
Mrs. George Pussy visited her SIS
fer Mrs. Annie Evans at Millville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Turner. OF |
GAINESVILLE attended services IN the
Presbyterian Church on Sunday al
ternoon.
William ]. CULLEN, Jr., reports the
Ocean View Christian Church has
been holding a revival meeting. Rev.
James T. jackson is conducting the
services. On Sunday night he preach
ed on what Must Do to be saw
cdr" On Monday night, Repent
ance;" on Tuesday night, Sin we
are glad to have James Hogan a
representative from Virginia. He is
taking the part as singer, and has
preached one night during the re-
Vival meetings.
Edward Tunnel and wife of New
York, the former a son OF the Iate
Cant. John V. Tunnel, of this town.
visited their cousins, Mrs. James M.
Evans and family and Mrs. Charne
Williams and husband, prior TO tnelr
trip to Florida this week.
Miss Mae Richards of Philadelphia
spent the holidays over Arm1stlce
Dav with her father, James A. RICK
ards and sister Dorothy.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Powell ana TWO
children have moved to F'rankforo.
Mrs. Oscar Pusey and family
have rented and will occupy tne
house the Powells vacated.
The Junior Epworth League was
siven a social in the Church Hall on
Thursday night following prayer
meeting. The parents were invited
Refreshments were served.
Mr. and Mrs. Ebe Davidson,
Misses Helen Johnson and Elizabeth
Derrickson attended the Armistice
Day celebration given by the Am
erican Legion, Sussex Post NO o.
at Georgetown, on November IL
The chicken supper at the Cnrls-
tan Church Hall netted $14O.
The duck supper was success at
the Bethel M. E. Church Hall ana
netted the sum Of S64.5O.