Milford chronicle., 1929-04-19
Ocean View

G. w. Branford, at IL until IL o.
clock His text was the Acts, 9th
chapter and part of the sixth verse
The discourse was interesting in
that it revealed to us from the dl-
vine call of Saul in the fifth verse
Jesus knows when we persecute
Him and Saul's humble and unques-
tionable answer in verse six. The
minister said that every member CO.
operating together can bring ABOUT
a successful church and Chrlstlan
KINGDOM in the hearts of men. The
Epworth League was led by MISS
Florence Hickman.
Mrs. w. P. Short of Bethany
Reach has been elected chairman to
organize a Better Homes Society
here by the Women's Club.
Messrs. Howard Bennett of Rox-
ana. Abisha Warrington of Bishop
Vile. students at the University OF
Delaware, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Au-
gustus Bennett, recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hearn and
Bobby Evans were guests at dinner
of Mr.. and Mrs. Emery Ellis al
Millsboro on Sunday.
Thomas H. Hudson and wife ano
their son Emory mOtored to Mills
horo on Friday night and enjoyed a
= hand concert given by the young
men of that town. Their son, Ken
dali Hudson, a representative of the
Home Life Insurance Company, is
an active member of the band.
T. H. Hudson and son Kendall
spent the weekend in Wilmington
with Kover Hudson and family.
I Mrs. w. P. Short and daughter
Mary entertained Miss Bryan at din
ner on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Roddie Murray en-
tertained several friends at dinner
= on Sunday, namely Mr.. ard Mrs
Wiley and daughter of Millville.
The Presbyterian Church held
: Sabbath school at o'clock p. m. and
preaching at o'clock by Rev. George
Sheese.
Mrs. George Pusey returned home
from Philadelphia last week and at
tended the funeral of her aunt, Mrs
Annie Messick at Millville on Thurs
xday. ao,,
eral days in Philadelphia and Cam
den. N. j., with her husband and
two daughters. Mr.. Pusey's boat is
in the shop for a few days for re-
pairs. MIL,
= Cant. Russell Richards of Ph1la-
delphia spent Sunday with his Sis
tiers, Mrs. Irma Wilfong and MISS
Dorothy Richards.
: lanes M. Evans attended the Pres
bytery held in Wilmington this week
He accompanied his son, Maurice
evans. also son-in-law, William Po-
we'll, via auto to East LansdoWne'
Pa, on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. McCabe were
guests of their son, Vernon McCape
= and family at dinner on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Richards
and daughter Sarah of Lewes visit
ed Mrs. Amanda E. Burbage last
> week. ,a
Mrs. VIM. H. Belts, Mrs. Edward
|, Hickman and Mr.. and Mrs. VIII. ~
Hickman, also Mr.. and MIS-: 1nos.
hickman and Mr.. and Mrs. Francls
Derrickson motored to Wllmlnston
on Sunday, March 81, accompanies
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer CALVIN anu wv
children and Mr.. and Mrs. FREQ
Snanutious who were enroute 10
thoir homes in Elizabeth, N. }. Ihe
for1oer attended the M. E. CONFER
ence for the evening session.
The funeral services of Mrs. An
Die Messick. widow of William Mes,
sick who resided on the homesteau
Of PbilIin's Hall, near Mllisporo,
100 hold from the M. e. Church aU
N,iI1vi11e on Thursday afternoo1'
oonducted by Rev. G. w. Branloru'
tbe nastor. The deceased nao az
tninoS t tbe age of 80 years. She was
the daughter of the late Isaac Wv
and Mary James, who Formerly IIi,
ed here for many years. A son, w.. W.
liam Messick, survives MS lnUsn 49,
a1so a daughter-in-laW anu - Ini
%rondson @ and three granddaugnteIs'
eel,;Idran of Mrs. Messick's only SOIL
10 loft to mourn their loss. Sne al
O. leaves two brothers, Joshua H.
Iomes of this place and George H.
ya1nes of oklahoma and sister, MIS-
amonstns Bennett of this town. oeV5
araI nenhews and nieces attehue9
tbo funeral. among them Capt anu
NTrs Theodore Evans of Dover tne
letter niece. The pallbearers weIe
Messrs Ness Ward, Isaac and Edgar ben
nett three nephews; besides heI
three grandsons. The other nepnemd 'd
and nieces present were MI. ano
Mrs. Robert Bennett ana oauSnSel
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Snort anu wv
children. Clinton Quillen ana SUNS
and MIR. and Mrs. George l: s9ulilen
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Shockley anu
children of Muddy Neck visited MI
and Mrs. Jonathan Long on Friday.
Mrs Nathaniel Quillen has peen
i'll with the grippe at the nome VI
her daughter, Mrs. VIM. +. Oulllen. NI
The stork visited Mr.. and Mrs' |
william Derrickson and left them
fine baby son last week. ...od
few poultrymen have recelVe9
so con+s 1er mound for broilers solo
recently. a ond |
Messrs. Edward Hammond @ anu
Fbe Davidson, world war veterans,
attended a meeting of the SUSSEX
Post. No. 8, American LeSion' "'
Georgetown on Monday night.
Mrs. Nancy Jane Carmean spent d
week. with Mr.. and Mrs. Ebe DaVlu-
son. her grandson, an d observed nel
8Sth birthday on April 10.
Mrs. Annie Hearn who mas oeeA
sicl@ is improving. oa homo
80. Murray has returned hon
after spending some time WIN a5 nhS
children in Philadelphia-Mr. anu
Mrs. John Richards, Mr.; ana MIs' Ms
Geo Murray and Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Hooker. ,,.,o,, howe
recently moved to Philadelpnla
from Detroit, Mich. o,d
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Murray anu anu