Milford chronicle., 1930-06-13
OCEAN VIEW

- Ine LauleS AlQ Society or the NJ
Z. church met in the Sunday school
.gOom on Tuesday night The presi-
dent, Mrs. Matte Hudson, was in the
chair After the business was trans
acted, a social time was in order.
Mrs. ElVa Steele and Mrs. Mary Cobb
<were hostesses. They served ice
cream and cake generously.
On Wednesday night the Sunday
School class of Mrs. Mamie Evans
were entertained at the home of Mrs.
GeOrge Derrickson, the assistant
teacher. Those present were: Mrs.
Mary Bennett, Mrs. Hettie Gray, Mrs.
Ruth Branford, Mrs. Emma James,
Mrs. Mamie Evans, Mrs. Mamie Der
dickson, Mrs. Ethel Davidson, Mrs.
Leah Daisy, George Derrickson and
Rev. c. w. BranfOrd.
y The evening was spent pleasantly
in conversation, reading and games
Hymns were sung, accompanied
with music. At a late hour we were
! invited to the dining room and serv-
ed with ice cream and cake. Every
one expressed their thanks for be-
4 ing privileged to meet with Mr.. and
Mrs. DerricksOn in their new home,
which has just been painted and fur
nished completely, and to enjoy their
hospitality together.
The Children's Day services will
take place in the Methodist church
on this Sunday night, June 18th. All
are cordially invited.
The Presbyterian Sunday school
held a very INTEREST," & Childrens
Day service on last sabbath after
noon. The children took their parts
we'll. The singing was inspiring.
THE decorations were elaborate and
beautiful, consisting of crimson ram
bier roses and potted plants.
The Christian church held their
Children's Day services in the even
ing of June Sth.
Everyone reported a good program
Wondered.
Capt. and Mrs. George Chase, of
Newes, mOtored here and were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Cal
AhOun.
Mrs. Luther Roberts attended the
exercises of the
graduation of her granddaughter,
Miss Julia Wharton, from Lord Bal
tlmofe hlgh SchOol.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin F. Evans and
daughters, Cynthia and Mrs. Roddie
Murray and Mrs. Ray Pusey and
mOtored to Lewes and at
tended the commencement of Lewes
high school, of which their nephew,
Clayton Maull, graduated.
Miss Louise Evans visited Grace
and Ruth Hall on Sunday.
Irene Evans, of New York, spent
the weekend in Delaware, and
spent Sunday with ElVa Mae Hall.
. Sunday, June 1st, was the nine
teen hundredth anniversary of the |
church. Mr.. Jackson delivered an
inspiring sermon on the same taken |
from Matthew 15:15-lG, what Shall |
/ do to Be Saved?"
There were 142 present in Bible
school.
= Children's Day services were held
Sunday evening, offering being
$113.5O.
A total of 28 children have been
enrolled in the Daily Vacation Bible
School which is now closing two
weeks of work at Bethel M. E.
church. The daily average attend
ance for the first week of school was
% each day, and six children had
perfect attendance for the first week.
This is a splendid record in view of
the fact that the school was held
during one of the busiest parts of the
summer season.
Miss Lindseth is particularly
grateful to Dorothy Holt and Hen
rietta Hickman, who have assisted
in the school with the music and
handwOrk.
At the Children's Day program
next Sunday evening, the children
who have attended the school will
give a demonstration of some of the
work that has been done in the
school.
1t is hoped that four or five of the
high school group will represent the
Ocean View chapter of the Epworth
League at the Young Peoples Insti-
tute to be held at Dover July 18th to
18th. The cost is eleven dollars,
three dollars registration and eight
dollars for room and board. The
Group of Churches ought
to have 20 young people present at
this very worthwhile session of :
study and discussion, recreation and
good times. Two have definitely {
signed up from st. Georges, one from
and five from Selbyville.
Any Of the young people desiring I
further particulars should get in |
touch with Miss Lindseth. S