Milford chronicle., 1930-12-19
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Mrs. Thomas Hudson.
Mrs. L. C. Roberts says: "W
should let our light so shine arount
our home; so that our neighbors will
have more faith in us. Not jus
shaking their hands in church. Goo
sees all things and will reward us
accordingly"
The Evangelistic services have
proved a benefit to everyone who at
tends and the influence that goes
from them can be felt in the com
munity.
Rev. c. w. Branford has preached
on both Sundays and assisted al
every service. During the week OIL
two weeks now in progress Rev
Jackson of the Christian church.
Rev.. Kelley of Gumboro, Rev. Gard
ner of Frankford, Rev. Moore OF
MillsborO and Rev. T. H. Hudson OF
this place preached one night dur
ing the week. The meetings are full
of interest. Come out and gain an
inspiration from these services.
Mrs. Mary J. Evans class had
charge of devotional Wednesday
night.
We trust and believe souls will be
born in the kingdom.
The teachers and pastor will give
social to the Junior League mem
bers on Saturday night i'll the M. e.
church hall.
The Christian church Sunday
school will hold their Christmas en-
tertainment on Christmas eve.
The Methodist Sunday school will
give their Christmas entertainment
on Christmas evening.
The Presbyterian Sunday school
will render theiINC Christmas program
on Sunday afternoon, December rs.
Mrs. W. p. Short entertained the
Sewing Circle of the Presbyterian
church ON Wednesday afternoon and
served tea and delicious cookies as
refreshments. A fine program was
enjoyed. Several friends of the Cir
Gle were invited and attended also.
Aunt Mary Daisey observed her
S2nd birthday this month. Those
who forgot to remember her just
drop her card yet, and I'm sure it
will brighten her life.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Long were
visited by DR.. Stork this month and
left a bouncing baby boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Cullen are re-
ceiving congratulations on the ar
rival of baby daughter on Tuesday
morning, Dec. 16.
Mrs. Lucy Barnett entertained at
a family reunion dinner her chill
dren: namely, George Barnett, wife
and daughter Anna, VIII Barnett and
wife, Mrs. Anna Anderson, her hus-
band and two children; Mrs. Sallie
Lewis and husband and son Hor-
ace; Mrs. Clara CULLEN and Joshua
Quillcn, and their daughter Lulu and
sons Ebe and George; Mr.. and Mrs.
Warrin Turner and two sons Ernest
and Joshua, and their friends.
Turkey was on the menu with all
the tiXin's. Then last week Mr.. and
Mrs. Joshua Quillen entertained sew
aral relatives and friends at big
Inner at their home in East Lans-
lowne, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Hill entertain
I'd fine duck dinner on Sunday, Mr..
md Mrs. J. VIM. Price of Salisbury,
Nd. and Everett Hill and girl friend,
Miss Virginia Fisher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Bennett en-
Rev. and Mrs. Frederick
Tiehe at dinner on Friday.
i've Murray is home on vacation |
rom his position on steamer. Wal |
er Hudson is filling his position dur !
ng his absence on the boat.
The chicken supper held at the
christian church hall was a success.
The proceeds amounted to over $107.
Charles Keene is visiting his
Mrs. Edward Adkins, at
sayville, and is reported sick at this
writing.
MRS. Clay Evans, Mrs. Amanda
)aisey and Mrs. Edna Mclaughlin
1otored to Philadelphia, Norristown
nd West Point and visited rela-
ives; also did their Christmas shop
ing.
Mrs. James M. Evans, accOmpan-
I'd Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Powell to
and Yeadon, Pa, and
isited Capt and Mrs. John West.
hey also welcomed Mrs. VIM. West
nd Mrs. Harry West from Fayette-
lille, N. c., there on a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. George CULLEN, of
'ons Lane, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
larence Holt.
Mrs. Florence Villa Rogers and
lends of Berlin, Md, visited Mrs.
. G. Roberts on Sunday.
John Elliott, of Laurel, visited Mr..
nd Mrs. Clarence HeaTn this week.
Mrs, Allen Daisey has been sick
lis week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Calhoun de-
re to express their sincere thanks
I'd appreciation to the Selbyville
ire Company and the people of
cean View and surrounding towns
+ their assistance during the fire
their poultry farm. Just one
,ultry or brooder house was de-
royed and 500 chicks.
Archie T. Richards and son, Chas.
of Moore, Pa, motored
re and spent the weekend with
rs. Georgia A. Richards.
A. r. Richards gave a profitable
TX on the Sunday school lesson at
@ Methodist church. Harry Rick
DIS made good prayer.
Harry Richards and daughter
lrgaret, of Philadelphia, spent Sun
y with James A. Richards and
lighter Dorothy.
Remember the benefit supper to
held on Saturday night in Lord
fillmore high school, January TO-
Ie Millsboro band will play fine
Isle.
domestic rabhit is sunerior TO