Milford chronicle., 1930-01-17
Ocean View

The Sunday school of the Metno-
dist Church elected officers for the
ensuing year as follows: Superln-
tandent. Thomas E. Hickman; as
sistant superintendent, SudleI
Weist: secretary, Sidney Bennett;
assistant secretary, MISS DoIis
Hickman; treasurer, MIS- Llilie ,Ie
Belts; missionary president CharIes
Steele; cradle roll superintendent
Mrs. Leah Daisey; world service
treasurer. Mrs. Georgia Johnson;
organists for primary room, Dorothy
Holt and Floris Keene; pianist LOT
adult room, Miss Helen Johnson
The Ladies Aid Society held It's
annual election of officers on Tues-
dav night, January z, as follows;
president. Mrs. Matte Hudson; vice
Dresident and secretary, Mrs. mae
Derrickson; assistant secretary anu
treasurer, Mrs. Georgia Johnson'
purchasing committee for paIsOn-
age. Mrs. Mamie Derrickson' MIS-
Eva Derrickson and Mrs. ElVa
steele. There were about sixty pres
emit Everyone enjoyed social time
Tca cream and home made. cake were
served. Four new member were add
cd tn the roll, as follows: Mrs. An
drew Davidson, Mrs. Mary CoDD'
Mrs. Clarence Holt and Mrs EDO
Lynch. o,-,.4,o,
The Ladies Aid Of the Christian
Church elected new officers on Fri
day night in the Church Hail. as IoI-
lows: President, Mrs. Mamie Long,
vice president, Mrs. Katie Hail; sec
retary. Mrs. Jennie Clark; assistant
secretary, Mrs. Bessie Cullen;
treasurer. Mrs. Jennie Powell. All
enioved a social time. Sandwiches
and coffee were served. About $l49
was received from all the members
who had been given 10c to gain
more Mrs. Lucy Barnett gained $40
for the 1Oc received. Mrs. Anna An
derson retired from the presidency
after serving faithfully for over sew
en- years.
On Friday night, January 10, the
Lord Baltimore High School basket
hall girls played the Georgetown
team. The former won by the score
of 10 to II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Calvin and
two daughters, Ruth and Barbara
accompanied Herman McCabe from
Elizabeth, N. J., on a motor trip
here, where they spent the weekend
with Mrs. Edward Hickman anu MI
and Mrs. VIM. H. Belts.
Miss Emily Hickman OF Banks
Business College spent the week
end with her parents.
Misses Henrietta Townsend ana
Naomi Workman of Ocean City, No.
were guests of Miss Floris Keene on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Daisey enter
tanned their daughter, Mrs. Alberta
and husband, who motored mere
from Philadelphia.
Kendall Hudson spent SUNDAY
with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas TUCSON
Harry Burr departed this life on
Thursday morning at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Moore. He nao
attained the age of "a years. ana
leaves to survive and mourn LneII
loss: Frank Moore, his stepson, ana
Mrs. Moore, also a granddaughter
Mrs. Arthur Taylor of New York
Funeral services were held from
Bethel M. E. Church on Sunday at-
ternoon at 2 o'clock, conducted by
Rev C. W. Branford. Burial took
place at st. Georges Church at
CIarksville. The deceased accom-
panied Mr.. Moore, his stepson, from
his home in Philadelphia, over two
months ago to Ocean View.
Can't. and Mrs. Irwin Bennett VINO
reside in Highland Park, Pa, gave
Ia turkey dinner on Saturday, Janu-
ary II to a number of their rela-
itives and friends. Those who part1c-
mated in helping do their duty to-
ward Delaware turkey were Mrs.
Mamie Evans, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Tracey. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hickman,
Cant. and Mrs. John Tracey, Mr..
I'd Mrs John Lamb, Mr.. and Mrs.
rom Willis, Capt. and Mrs. Frank
|ouillen, Capt. and Mrs. Jack Pow
IelI, Mr.. and Mrs. John Richards,
Mrs. Laticia Derrickson, MISS Lulu ;
'luillen, Howell Hickman and Edgar
Powell. Those who came to spend [
he evening were Mr.. and Mrs. Oil ]
yer Evans and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Meyle and James
Moore. The evening was spent IN ]
karious games and songs. Mr.. and
Mrs. oliver Evans sang a duet "Sil- ;
Ter Cords" also Jane and G. Evans :
Aang Cant, Jacob Powell and Capt. {
pohn Tracey sang "The Five-Fif- '
hem" In the midst of the games and
ongs in walked Mrs. Eta Willis {
ressed as MANDY Jane," the color
d lady, who recited Making Myself s
IFoung When Old"
i Bayard James has been very sick /
lith high fever but has improved. Y
Mrs. Joshua James has been sick
care of the doctor, but is much 9
etter,
Mrs. Arthur Taylor of New York c
nent a few days with her parents,
III and Mrs. Frank Moore. i
Holm Anderson of East Lansdowne, c
a.. visited Capt. and Mrs. Asher
nderson on Monday. I