Milford chronicle., 1929-08-02
Ocean View

The annual meeting of the Balti'
more Hundred Council of Religious
Education was held on Friday, July
26, in the Christian Church.
The afternoon session began at 2
o'clock. Inspiring singing was rem.
dered by the Selbyville Quintet; also
a duet by Irwin and Marie Steele.
There was fine address by Miss
Maggie Wilson of Georgetown.
Methodist ministers addressed the
session as follows: Rev. T. r. Beau
champ of Georgetown and Rev. 0. 7.
Baynard of Roxana and Rev. Leish-
man of Lewes Presbyterian Church
The pastor, Rev. James Jackson
made the address of welcome.
Response by T. H. Hudson.
George Mitchell, the Sunday
school superintendent, was i'll and
unable to be present.
The following officers were elect
ed for the coming year: President,
T. H. Hudson of Ocean View; vice
president, in charge of finances, l.
L. Long; secretary, Thomas f.
Hickman; treasurer, Mrs. Katie
Hall; superintendent of children's
division, Mrs. Viola Belts; superin-
tendent young peoples division
Mrs. George Barnett; superintendent
adult division, Herman Helm; super
intendent leadership training, ]. c.
Evans; superintendent vacation and
week day schools, Mrs. I. L. Long.
The nominating committee was
Mrs. Eva w. Williams, chairman,
Mrs. A. Nelson, Mrs. Steele.
The program committee, Rev. U.
T. Baynard, Miss Eva Lekites, James
NJ. Evans.
The above were on the resolution
committee and presented the same
before the congregation, expressing
their appreciation for the reception
and entertainment given them by the
members and friends of the Ocean
View Christian Church.
The principal speaker was Rev. NJ
r Hamm superintendent of finance
and organization, whose subject was
bringing Our Sunday Schools Up
to-Date."
At 7:30 D. M, devotional services
in charge of R. H. Nichols, county
secretary, were held.
Horace Daisey and sons, Mr. ano
Mrs. Irwin Murray and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ura Daisey motored from Phlladel-
phia and visited Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah
Daisey, their parents.
Kendall Hudson and sister, Eliza
beth and Mrs. Kover Hudson and son
Kover of Wilmington, visited their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hud-
son recently. =.
The Sabbith Bible School was held
from 9:45 until II o'clock in the
Bethel M. E. Church, followed by an
inspiring experience meeting led by
Thomas Hudson, who presented the
scripture lesson in a dramatic and
helpful way.
The Epworth League service at
1880, was led by Doris Hickman. 4
The sermon at 8 o'clock by Rev,
C. w. Branford was full of inspira-
ton. His subject was "The Bread OF
Life. Christ Fed the Five Thous-
and" He said the gospel should be
food to everyone and not medicine
alone. That which builds up. Jesus
proves us like He did Philip to see If
we have faith to believe Christ salts
fies every need. The world is hungry,
but they are like a sick person when
food nauseates them. What they need
is to be restored and then the gos-
pei food-spiritual food, will satisfy
them. The minister said we should
sympathize with those who need the
bread of life, Jesus Christ.
Rev. Branford sang "All That
Need Is Jesus" The sermon was
more than I can tell for lack OF
space and time. Come and worship.
Miss Doris Hickman has returned
home from a visit with relatives in
Elizabeth, N. J.
L. M. Kaufman of Virginia was
the guest of Miss Helen Johnson
over Sunday.