Milford chronicle., 1931-12-04
OCEAN VIEW

pdLfOulZeu. our IllenuS from near
by towns as well as those from far
away cities and towns came for the
occasion. Proceeds were $173.G9.
Among those who came from afar
were Capt. and Mrs. John 7. West,
of Yeadon, Pr; Mrs Sherman Bish-
Op and children, Mrs. Maud Johnson
and son, Philadelphia; Capt. and
Mrs. Robt. Richards, of Absecon, N.
j., Miss Helen Milliken, of Whining
ton, a guest of Miss Mary G. Evans,
besides several from MillsbOrO, Sell
byVille, FrankfOrd and DagsbOrO. OF
course the people who came from
Millville and Clarksville consider in
our community. Everyone spoke
highly of the supper. The decOra-
-tions were appropriate.
The Ocean View Christian Church
voted unanimously to hold their
Christmas entertainment on Christ
mas eve. the night of December "a.
The Parent-Teacher Association
of the Lord Baltimore Consolidated
School held a meeting at the Ocean
Niew-Millville building on Tuesday
night, December 1st. A short pro-
gram preceded the regular business
meeting. Mrs. Mary Bennett, the
president, presided at the meeting.
At the Ladies' Aid held on Tues
day night in NJ. +. Church Hall, Mrs.
Lille Belts presided The refresh
ment hostesses were Mrs. Laura
Jones and Mrs. Eta Lynch.
Mrs. Minerva Pepper and Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer Pepper, of Selbyville,
visited Mrs. Woodburn James on
Saturday an dattended the supper at
the Church Hall.
The Loyal Workers Glass will
meet at the home of Mrs. Isaac L.
Bennett on Tuesday night, Dec. Sth.
All come and bring your husbands.
The Union Thanksgiving Service
held in the Presbyterian Church was
profitable. Members from the three
churches in town attended. The
ministers of the three churches took |
part in the services, as follows: |
Rev. James Jackson, of the Chris |
tian Church, led in prayer; Rev. |
Frederick Weigh, of the Presbyte-
1ian Church, read the Scripture from
one of the Psalms; Rev. Charles w. |
BranfOrd of the Methodist Episcopal |
Church, delivered an inspiring and
sermon.
Linford Richards has returned |
from Chicago, ILL.,, where he attend |
ed school. He is visiting his sister,
Miss Holloway, who is i'll, and being
nursed at the home of Mrs. Ethel
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel T. Belts and
three daughters, Grace, Eleanor and
Jeanette, and Charles Hooker were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Boyer Hook
er and family.
james A. Richards is spending
q few weeks with his children. Har
ry Richards and family, Russell
and family and several
more.
DR.. and Mrs. McIlrOy, of Wash
ngton, d. c., visited Mr.. and Mrs.
James M. Evans.
Capt. and Mrs. Albert Adams en-
.ertained friends from Virginia last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Burton en-
6rtained at turkey dinner on
Mrs. Allen Daisey,
Hrs. Effie Latchum, Wilmer Burton,
Raymond Montgomery and Mrs. Leah
1aisey.
The women's Christian Temper
lnce Union met at the home Of Mrs.
ethel Davidson OH Monday night.
On Sunday night Miss Lydia Wig
yin, National Filed Worker, made
III address on Prohibition. She said
hat only all expert can tell you the
acts concerning Prohibition, and
hat applies to any other matter or
question. She spoken in M. e.
Church. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Waller
md granddaughter, Miss Anna Lee,
# Delmar, attended. Mrs. Waller is
lur w. c. T. U. State president.
The Ocean View Christian En-
IeavOrS are still real enthused about
'ur poverty social and you aren't
ioing to diSappoint us are you by
taying away. Don't forget it's a
overty social and to be popular
ONE dressed poorly The two poor
st dressed will be awarded a gospel
elping of ice cream. Everyone
ikes ice cream, don't they. There J
'ill be plenty of it; also cake on /
ale. Come and enjoy the fun for
OF more than dime. Drop in any
me after seven o'clock, we will as
ure you q good time. Remember,
'ec. 5th, o. V. G.. e. Church Hall.
The Ladies Aid of the Christian :
hHrch will have Il chicken supper
} the church hall. New Years eve.
ONE cat Il big supper and enjoy I
The Christmas entertainment will
e held at the Christian Church <
Eve night.
Miss Emily Beale of Franklin z
ity, Va, spent Thanksgiving week q
18th her sister and brother-in-law, q
ev. and Mrs. Jackson. 4
Mr.. Jackson is preaching very in B
sermons from the book of y
cts. q
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Evans spent &
Day with their son 9
nd wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney lly- q
rs. 4
When in Milford you will always ~
eet people you know at Petty X
hn's" Fountain. 1t x