Milford chronicle., 1930-04-11
OCEAN VIEW

toes and other vegetable See0S.
The abundant rainfall within the
past few days did great deal of
good.
The road leading from the post
Office to Cedar Neck bridge needs at
tention. 1t is full of holes and
bumps. Why not have a concrete or
macadamized road-it would pay in
the end.
Several men employed by the gov
ernment are here in the interest OF
the Indian River Inlet.
Herring are being caught in nets.
The church services at the M. E.
Church on Sunday were as follows:
Sunday school, 9:45 a. m, followed
by experience or testimony meeting
at IL o'clock, led by the eXhorters,
Thomas E. Hickman and James A.
Richards. HE that winneth souls Is
wise"
The Epworth League was held at
1880, after which the sermon was
preached by Rev. Charles w. Bran
ford, whose subject was "The Holy
Spirit" Text found in The Acts OF
the Apostles first chapter and fourth
verse. The presence of the Holy
Spirit was manifested by the pas
tor and his congregation. He said:
BE We transformed by the renew
ing of the mind" and our will must
be obedient to Gid's will.
The discourse was impressive and
our hearts were made to rejoice
when we had the Witness within OF i
the Holy Spirit.
We welcome Rev. and Mrs. c. W.
Branford in our midst for the fourth
year. They have endeavOred to do
good and the church and community
are honored and blessed to have
them among us.
On next Sunday morning follow
ing the church school at 9:45, the
worship and sacrament of the Lords
Supper will be observed at IL o.
clock. Rev. Branford will admins
ter. Everyone is cordially invited to
attend these services. Al Those in
tending to live a new life, come also
and dedicate our lives.
Mr.. and Mrs. John P. Belts anu
Mr.. and Mrs. Eben Townsend OF
Clarksyille and Dagsboro, attended
the preaching service at Bethel M
E. Church here on Sunday night.
The Ladies Aid Society met in the
M. E. Church Hall on Tuesday night
with a large attendance. After the
devotional part there was a busl-
ness session. Motion was made ana
carried that every member and
friend of the Aid contribute ana
hiring a kitchen utensil for the
church kitchen, to the Ladies Alu D.,
in the month of May.
The refreshments hOstesses, Mrs.
Tassie Weist and Mrs. Della Holt G
served ice cream and home MADE 8
cake. Table decorations were dafo-
dis. Everyone enjoyed a social time. r
Rev. lanes Jackson preached very n
interesting sermons both morning v
and evening last Lords Day from fl
the Book of Acts, part OF the zStn b
and 26th chapters. n
The Ladies Aid of the Christian 1
Church wishes to thank those from t
away as well as those around mere 5
for the money and dishes that were
given to the Ladies Aid for the hall. a
Thev also want to thank those VINO a
brought in their dime money last Il
business meeting night. = =.
Mrs. Name Kitchens led the y
Christian Endeavor last Sunday y
night. il
George Mitchell's class of ladies, - -
;ang beautifully in the choir last !"
rord's Day morning, Love Lifted
Me-" There were $50 who attended :,
he Christian Church Bible schooI n
IN Sunday morning. A good con- 4
yregation was there for preaching
several from Philadelphia and other h
places. IL
Thomas Mitchell passed away last y y
Tuesday, April 1, at his home IN
Wuddy Neck. Funeral services were
held from the Christian Church on
Thursday. conducted by Rev. jack
son. Burial took place in st. Georges
cemetery, beside his first wife. He
leaves a widow, Mrs. Ida Mitchell
and several children to mourn their
loss. His son, George Mitchell, came
from Philadelphia, also his sister
and brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Josh Evans of Philadelphia, to at
tend the funeral. His daughters are
Mrs. John Evans of this town and
Mrs. Will Cullen.
Mrs. Martha Conoway had her
brother, Charlie McCabe of Show
ellis, Md, and niece, Mrs. Fred
Greenley and husband to visit her
on Thursday.
Mrs. Conoway has been spending
a few days with Mrs. Lizzie McCor-
mick at Roxana.
The Presbyterian Church services
were held on Sunday afternoon, as
follows: Sabbath school at 2 o.
clock; then the sermon by Rev.
George Sheese, was profitable. These
services are edifying and strength
ening.
Capt. and Mrs. John T. West, Miss
Matte H. Belts, Mrs. Horace West
and two children of Yeadon, Pa,
motored here and spent the week
end at their summer home.
Morris Lipman has purchased the
former Red Mems Hall, owned by
Wilmer Steele, and will use it for
/ storage house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lemuel Lynch, ac-
,ompanied Mrs. Clarence Hearn, in
heir auto, from DR.. James A. Belts
private hospital in Easton, Pa, to
on Saturday. She is
much improved.
The following relatives and
riends visited Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
nee Hearn on Sunday: Walter
Iynch and Mrs. Addie Magee of
Mrs. David Holland
md daughter Elva Mae, Mrs. Lewis
4athbury and daughter Marie, Mrs.
Marvin Townsend and daughter Eva
md Addie Marie and son Frank, Mr..
nd NHrs CLAW Evans Mrs Asher