Milford chronicle., 1929-10-25
Ocean View

has been declared one of the bes
ever published.
The cast is we'll chosen and eacl
one has been working hard in theil
part.
Mr.. Yonce, English teacher at the
school, has coached the play. There
is not dull moment in the entire
evening, and everyone is urged tC
come out and enjoy real treat.
Admission will be 35c for adults
all children of school age, 25c; chill
dren below school age, 15c.
On Wednesday night, October 30th
there will be Halloween entertain
ment at Lord Baltimore school CIV
en- by the sophomore and freshman
girls.
A special feature of the program
will be a farce comedy entitled, you
Can't Skeer Me-" by the sophomores.
"Sum'pin walked across the grave, "
in which an old darky woman gives
many valuable rules and regulations
is guaranteed to make everyone
laugh. Besides these there will be
special readings, songs and stunts. A
well known gypsy fortune teller has
been engaged for the evening and
will tell you of the past and future.
Refreshments will be on sale af-
ter the entertainment. Admission
is only 25c and 15c.
Russell Lynch, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ebe Lynch, visited relatives at Lewes
recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harb Hickman, of
Roxana, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer
Steele on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Cobb has
purchased the property of Mrs. Jas.
Lynch, and will occupy the same at
an early date.
Mr.. Patrick Hearn and wife and
daughter, Blanche; Mr.. Ira Hearn
and wife and two granddaughters,
and son, of Chester, Pa, visited Mr..
Clarence Hearn and wife Sunday.
Several of the Methodist congrega- |
ton of this town attended the re-
vival services held in the Roxana |
M. E. church last week.
On last Wednesday night, October |
18th, the third quarterly conference |
was held of Bethel M. E. and Mill
vile M. E. churches in the Roxana
M. E. church, with Rev. Leonard
White, presiding. Ocean View and
Millville charge extended an invita-
tion for the return of Rev. Charles
w. Branford next year.
On Sunday the services were con-
Quoted at the usual time.
At Bethel M. E. church, Bible
school began at 9:45, with expe-
rience meeting following, led by Mr..
Thomas Hudson. He gave an in
spring address, saying: The life we |
live and the example we set before |
others, is more important than the |
pleasure for a season that we some |
times see others engaged in. The |
talks and experiences of several |
others present remain in our minds |
to encourage and help. What is |
more encouraging than to hear 9TH |
ers relating their trust in God; the |
trials they have overcome, and the |
Victories won.
Epworth League services was led |
by Miss Hazel Hudson, after which |
the sermon by the minister, Rev. Q.
w. Branford. His subject was found |
in the 22nd and 29rd Chapter OF
Numbers, which was interesting in
that it showed us how the Angel OF
the Lord appeared unto the Baa.
The Ladies' Aid of the M. e.
church will serve a duck supper at |
the Church Hall on Saturday night,
October 26th. Those who have at |
tended these suppers know what to
expect. Therefore, come and par
ticipate at the well prepared sup
per with friends and relatives.
The Sewing Circle of the Presby-
terian church has resumed its ac-
tivities. They met with Mrs. VIM.
Powell on Wednesday afternoon. Al
ter the business part and sewing, the
hostess served delicious refresh
ments.
Sunday services are held in the
Presbyterian church every Sabbath
afternoon, with Sunday school at
o'clock, and preaching by Rev. Geo.
Sheese at 8 o'clock.
The Christian church will conduct
services both morning and night.
Rev. James Jackson, pastor.
A chicken pot-pie supper will be
held at the church hall of the Chris
tian church on Saturday, Nov. End.
Mr.. Oliver Evans, accompanied by
Mr.. Randolph, of Philadelphia, vis-
tied Mrs. Mamie Evans, of Indianap-
oils, Ind, over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. ]. Taylor and Mr..
and Mrs. John Higman, of Milling
ton, Md, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sudler Weist recently.
Capt. ]. S. Pruitt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaac Bennett and two daughters, {
Ruth and Alice, motored to Newark,
10 get Sidney, who is attending Uni
vefsity of Delaware, and then on to !
Wilmington to meet Mrs. Bennett's s
brother, David S. Pruitt, and spend !
few hours with him, as he was on I
"a business trip from San Francisco
to Camden, N. ].
Mrs. Martha Conoway has return
ed to her home here after spending |
some time with her grandsons IN c
West Philadelphia.
Mr.. Irwin B. Short, who represents
various radio business, is located g
now on Sind street, near Baltimore I
avenue, in West Philadelphia. He
was a visitor here on Sunday and {
attended church services.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. w. James, of Dow s
er, and Mr.. Calvin Evans motored
from Dover and were visitors at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram James
and Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey James,
their brother.
Mr.. Irwin Murray and Mr.. Rodd1e '
Murray are having poultry houses l
erected. They will engage in rails /
ing broilers.
Capt. and Mrs. Irwin Bennett, OF {
Philadelphia motored down in their t
handsome car and visited Mr.. and {
Mrs. Harvey James. S
Mrs. Mamie Evans has gone to
PHILADELPHIA for visit with rela- s
tives.