Milford chronicle., 1931-05-22
OCEAN VIEW

Our seashore resort, Bethany
Beach, near here, is having an eX-
tensive building boom or enterprise.
Contractors Henry M. Evans, Frank
Moore, Fred Hudson, Louis Evans
and Abisha Cooper, carpenters, are
kept busy as work on several new
cottages and large boarding house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer Steele have
completed some extensive additions
to their home in the form of a con-
crete driveway and side entrance.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. McCabe have
had a new roof placed on their
home. They entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. Levin McCabe on Sunday.
Irwin Short, of Philadelphia,
where he conducts radio and re-
frigerator business in West Phila-
delphia, motored here and visited
his grandparents, Mrs. Martha Con-
oway, and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Short.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Derrickson
and three children motored here
from Philadelphia and spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. Owen
Derrickson. Miss Lille Derrickson
accompanied them upon their return
for visit of two weeks.
Elliot Evans, who sails abroad on
a steamer, visited Miss Lille Der
rickson at her home here on Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert NAPLES and
daughter, Edna, Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah
Stevens and daughter Margaret, Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar Stevens and Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Stevens were guests at
dinner at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Orville Evans on Sunday.
Mrs. Isaac L. Bennett and Mrs.
Joshua Gray were guests at the home
of Mrs. Charlie Tingle, where a
demonstration of a formal dinner
was given by the demonstration
teacher for Sussex county.
Mr.. and Mrs. James M. Evans, Mr.
and Mrs. Charlie Williams, Mrs.
VIM. Powell and Mrs. Ethel Tingle
attended the burial services of Mrs.
May Hill, whose remains were
brought from Stonehurst Hills, Pa,
to Georgetown. The funeral serV-
ices were held at her home in the
city.
The supper held at Lord Baltimore
hig hschOOl on Saturday night, un-
der the auspices of the Parent
Teacher Association, was a success.
They served chicken salad, potato
chips, baked ham, rolls, pickles and
coffee. Ice cream was sold after
wards. They expect to clear around
SIS or $50 toward a new piano. The
proceeds were $1OO.
= There will be another chicken sup
per given by the members and
friends of Bethel M. E. church un-
der the management of Sunday
school class of Mrs. Davidson. This |
will be held on Saturday afternoon
and night, May 30th, in the church
hall
There are four other names l de- |
sire to mention that were omitted |
last week. They are: Mrs. Cecile
Steele, Mrs. Hettie Gray, Mrs. Viola
Robinson and Mrs. Mary Justice,
and another, Miss Lizzie Justice,
who recently returned to our COM
We need new choir chairs with
book racks on the back, an appro-
pirate book marker for the Bible in
the pulpit, large flag, clock for the
Primary and Epworth League room,
and other articles possibly. If each
Sunday school class should hold a
social or supper of some kind once
a month, respectively, money could
be raised for church equipment.
On Sunday, May 31st, memorial
rrri11 hn hn16 M
.. church, at night, in honor and in
memory of those who have passed
)n during the past four years of
Rev. Branford's ministry here.
Everyone who has had loved one
lepart within the past four years
ire especially invited to attend these
And some one of each
amily will read or have read a
hort memoriam of their loved one
Who has departed this life.
Owing to the baccalaureate serv-
ce which will probably be held from
he Christian church in the morn
ng, the memorial service was
hanged to the night service at M. II
J. church. II
Mr.. and Mrs. William Murray and II
Ir. and Mrs. Howard Stevens spent
aturday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
rville Evans. II
Mr. and Mrs. Roddie Murray and II
Tr. and Mrs. Paul McCabe spent ii
unday motoring through the ii
outh. .... III
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hearn, of ii
aklyn, N. j., motored here and Wis II
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hearn. II
The graduating class of Lord Bal
more High School motored to III
d. c., on Thursday, III
ay 9TH, where they enjoyed the
me from Thursday until Sunday in III
sitting historical and notable III
aces. Those who went were: III
ellen Powell, Louise Evans, Daisy
elsOn, Pansy Magee, Blanche Town
nd, Ida Pusey, Daisey Kitchens,
ellen Anderson, Joshua Wharton,
snnie Wharton, LinfOrd Richards, II
AIRY Cannon, Mabel Wharton, Vir- II
n Mitchell, Mrs. Noble, and Prof II
nfOrd Noble. II