Milford chronicle., 1930-10-17
OCEAN VIEW

clay or gravel road; level an,
pleasant to travel on.
The group of the five Methods
churches are holding evangelist,
services every night at st. George,
church at Clarksville. All are in
Vited to attend.
The Epworth League service will
be conducted on Sunday night by
Miss Margaret Keene on this Sun
day night in Bethel M. E. church
Cottage prayer meetings have been
held at the homes of James A. Rick
ards, Rev. Branford at parsonage
and VIM. H. Belts.
Harry Richards, of Philadelphia,
motored here and spent part of his
vacation from business at Sharp &
Dohme Co., of Philadelphia, with his
father, James A. Richards, and
daughter, Dorothy. They motored to
Chesapeake City, Del, and visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Wilfong on
Tuesday, and from thence to Will
mington, where they spent the even
ing with Miss Madge Richards.
Mrs. Bessie Tracey, of Philadel-
phia, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Evans, her parents, over the week.
end.
Mrs. Lucy Daisey and daughter,
Miss Clara, have their home i'm
proved with a fresh coat of paint
Mrs. Mamie ]. Evans has been Wis
iting relatives at Stonehurst Hills,
Pa, and Highland Park, Pa.
A birthday surprise party was
given to d. Raymond Montgomery,
of Wilmington, Del, at the home of
Mrs. M. Leah Daisey, at Ocean View,
on Saturday night, October IL. A
most pleasant evening was spent
with music and topics of the day.
The several friends present were
Wilmer Burton, Edison Gray of Jer-
sey City, N. j., Mrs. Effie Latchum,
Mrs. Allen Daisey, Mrs. Howard
Burton, Allen Burton, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Derrickson, Mr.. and Mrs
Everett Cannon, Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Holt and daughters Dorothy and
Mabel, Mrs. Charles Keene, Miss
Margaret Keene, Master Maurice
Keene, Mrs. M. Leah Daisey, and D.
Raymond Montgomery. At a late |
hour the guests were invited to the |
dining room to partake of refresh |
ments. Mr.. Montgomery was the
former engineer in charge of the |
Indian River Inlet project for the |
State of Delaware, and is now To-
Gated in Wilmington with the Best
Lock Corporation, having their plant |
at Seattle, Washington. This COM
pany is now preparing plans for a
factory to be located in Delaware.
w. A. Cropper, of Philadelphia,
where he holds position, visited his
daughter, Mrs. Matthew Pusey and
family, last week.
Mrs. w. A. CrOpper, who makes
her home in Ocean City, N. j., Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew Pusey i
and son Billy here this week. Also il
their grandmother will visit them
here.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Belts visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey James on Sat
urday night. d
Several of our people attended the c
opening of the new bank of the Bal '
timore Trust Company at Selbyville, f
Del. 1t was a grand occasion and ly
impressive IL
Mr.. and Mrs. BENJAMIN. Chamber
lain, of HarbesOn, and Mrs MOllie n
Moore and son, Edward Moore, were O
visitors at the home of Mr.. and Mrs h
Frank Moore on Sunday. "
James M. Evans observed his d
on Tuesday, October 14th. b
The Sunday school class of Mrs. a
Mamie Evans and her assistant, Mrs. fl
Mamie Derrickson, will hold a tt
chicken supper on Saturday night,
October 25th. Everyone invited. al
Benefit toward new chairs for church e
choir. W
The Ladies' Aid are working on "
Irticles for the bazaar in NOvem-
)er. eI
There were forty members who W
Ittended the Ladies' Aid on Tuesday th
light, October 7th. After the bust M
less the two hostesses, Mrs. Georgia al
and Mrs. Maggie Evans,
erved ice cream and cake. w
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel 7. Belts, Mr.. 10
nd Mrs. Ebe Davidson and Mrs. tn
Elizabeth Collins motored to Farm of
ngton and Harrington on Sunday. be
Mr.. and Mrs. Tasker Davidson
nd son, Vaughan, of Frankford, Wis nj
ed Gardner Brasure. and family, We
ndrew Davidson and family, and re
Ir. and Mrs. Ebe Davidson on Fri of
ay and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Daisey and
IN motored here and visited their
arents, Mr. and Mrs. Elijah w. Re
aisey.
Mrs. Joshua James entertained her CHI
iughters, Mrs. Victoria Bennett Sc
I'd Mrs. Mary A. Short on her birth
ly, October End. Mrs. Clara Pusey Re
as their guest also. Refreshments Me
ere served. Five grandchildren /
ere present, Mary r. Bennett, Mary
lort and Philip Short and Frances Mr.
Id Isabelle James. Mr.
The funeral of Dan ShOckley was s
Id from the Christian church on len
Onday afternoon. n
Isaac L. Bennett, who was award of
the contract to build the stone Brf
ad leading from Bethany Beach to A
dian River Inlet, past Cotton low
Itch Hills. costing $1,000, and now init
mpleted, is engaged with his work of
sn in plowing with tractors and isbl
wing rye and other grain on the he'll
rms in Cedar Neck, formerly the ligi
lrton tract of land and surround bor
: farms also. he
Mr.. DerricksOn, of near Selbyville, snr
spending some time with his son, n
zen Derrlckson and wife. Mrs. ing
tie Derrickson is spending several ten
eks with her daughter, Mrs. Owen Ira
erickson. Geo