Milford chronicle., 1931-08-28
OCEAN YIEW

Mrs. ID. Harry West and sistel
Miss Helen Hopper, and Mrs. Vests
sons, Lawrence and Charlie West, Of
Fayetteville, N. c., are spending two
weeks with relatives here, namely
Mr.. and Mrs. James M. Evans, Mr.
and Mrs. Charlie Williams. They
also occupy summer cottage here.
Miss Daisey Kitchens is paying
her first visit to the City of Broth
erly Love, Philadelphia. She ac-
cOmpanied Misses Hettie and Helen
Powell upon their return.
Rev. G. w. Hastings and wife and
grandson, Wilmington Hastings, mo-
tOred here from Pennington, Del,
and visited Mrs. John E. Daisey and
daughter Clara last week.
The principal appointed for Lord
Baltimore high school has arrived
from Pennsylvania. Harry Menser
is his name. Prof. Menser has a wife
and two children. They have rented
the residence of Chester Evans and
are occupying the same.
The public schools of Delaware
open on Tuesday, September Sth.
We were blessed in having a clear
afternoon on Home Coming Day.
The band music was enjoyed by all,
directed by Prof. Arthur Hudson.
The address of welcome was made
by Thomas H. Hudson, who spoke
in behalf of the community, which
we appreciated.
Rev. C.. w. Branford, minister of
the Methodist church here, made an
address. He extended a cordial well
come to the visitors and everyone
who attended this occasion. Before
Rev. Branford's address, the Rev.
John M. Belts, of Pittsburgh, Pa,
gave the invocation or prayer,
which was appropriate. DR.. VIM.
Belts made speech. .
Then Rev. DR.. Francis B. Short,
of Milford, who have travelled ex-
and preached and lee
tured in every state of the Union,
made an excellent address. He |
spoke optimistically of the tomor-
row, and the true values that we
should place upon life. He said so .
many estimate life and happiness in |
dollars and cents. But there are
hose who place ideals as their
achievements and being industrious
n their youth that will bring them
success in later years. His wit and
humorous jokes kept everyone in a
Happy and cheerful mood. 1 will
'elate the program of the evening
lext week.
Mrs. Laura Paterson and daugh-
er Norma of Philadelphia, is visit
ng her mother, Mrs. Jennie Powell.
William Householder, of Delaware :
,ity, visited Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
this week.
Mrs. Amanda Burbage made her =
laughter and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
larry H. Jump, visit to Atlantic
'ity, N. J.. =
Rev. G. w. Hastings and wife and
Wilmington Hastings, of
Del, and Mr.. and Mrs. =
Vardell, of Philadelphia, and Mr..
nd Mrs. Joshua R. James, of this
Iwn, were entertained at dinner at =
le home of Mr. and Mrs. George
usey last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Lynch and =
aughter Dolores, and Mr.. and Mrs.
onnie Lynch and daughter of ]
ristol, Pa, and Mrs. Addie Magee :
I Philadelphia, have been guests of
r. and Mrs. Clarence Hearn.
Misses Florence Mcfarland and Z
va Dale, of Philadelphia, were the
Iests of Miss Gladys Hickman on e
uesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Morris and
of Dover, Mrs. Louie Nor 0
s and daughter, Georgia Raggan, L
Florida, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
lmuel T. Belts on August 18th. n
Rev. and Mrs. G. w. BranfoTd are j
ltertaining relatives from Balti- -
ore, Md, and Annapolis, Md, this p
eek. IL v
Mrs. Martha Conoway had as
tests at dinner on Tuesday Mr.. and il
RS. Joshua r. James and Mrs, G
sorgia Richards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonathan Long and m
rs. Horace Long had as. their cI
tests on Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. -
lockley and also their daughter h,
d sister and her family from Nj