Milford chronicle., 1931-08-07
OCEAN VIEW

served on ednesday, August 18th, il
the Vests Grove. Come early in tn
afternoon and enjoy the program o
singing and speaking.
We always engage a band of gOot
players to give spirit and enthusiasm
to our gatherings on Home COMING
Day.
1t will be an occasion when ev
eryOne unites together in order Il
become stronger friends and neigh
bors-creeds and denominations arr
not considered. Everyone come:
with one accord; to a certain place
We extend a welcome to all from
other towns and communities to joiI
with us in making our Home Com
ing a success.
Miss Madge Richards mOtOred tC
ilmingtOn and Philadelphia on Mon
day, accompanying her sister, Mae
Richards, who holds a position
there.
Mrs. Albert Adams motored with
them to Wilmington on a business
trip and return.
Charles Hooker, who is employed
at the Carlton Hotel at Rehoboth,
visited his parents Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
gar Hooker.
Mrs. Wallace Clark and son, and
daughter, of Mrs. Mary Numbers,
deceased, with other relatives from
Denton, Md, are camping at Bethany
Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Squire, of
Wilmington, and Capt. and Mrs. Geo.
Chase, of Lewes, were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Norman Calhoun last week
Capt. and Mrs. Frank Quillen, of
BywOOd, Pa, and other friends and
relatives were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilmer Steele on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Banks, of
Philadelphia, visited Mrs. Oscar
Pusey and family on Wednesday.
They are spending several days at
Bethany Beach Hotel.
Sunday school picnics have been
held this summer as follows:
The Presbyterian church held
heir S. S. picnic on Wednesday at
IRONS Lane.
The Christian church had their
Sunday school picnic on Thursday,
July 30th, at Sandy Landing.
The Methodist Sunday school held
heir picnic at RehOboth on Tues
lay, August 4th. The weather was
deal and quite a number attended
hese outings. We took our dinners
md spread them on tables and ate
ogether. A treat of cantaloupes,
ced lemonade and, last but not
east, ice cream of the Del-Mar-Va
ariety was served to over IS per-
ons.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mitchell and
wo sons, Willis and Harry, and
Irs. Annie Richards motored to |
Va, where they will |
isit Mr.. and Mrs. James Hudson |
yhile there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebe Davidson have |
moved into their new home, which
hey had built; and also improved |
heir property and the town by hav-
lg a cement pavement laid in front /
f their property.
Capt. Edward Hickman came from /
is steamer in New York, and is
pending the week with his family.
Iiss Lillian Hickman, of Whining
IN, and friends, Miss Emily Jones
nd Edward Cannon, are spending
heir vacation with Capt. and Mrs.
dward Hickman.
Miss Wegenia Bennett, daughter
f Delmar Bennett, visited her
Mr.. and Mrs. Angus
is Bennett.
Rev. G. w. Dawson, who with his
lmily spent their vacation at Beth
ny Beach, delivered the sermon at
lie Bethel M. E. church on Sunday
orning, July 23.
Last Sunday night Rev. c. w.
ranford preached on the subject:
We have good ser
ons.
Misses Frances James and sister,
abel James, have taken trip to
'ashington, D. c. and Roanoke, Va,
here they will visit relatives and
lends. They will also visit their
others grave for the first time, for
e reason that at the time of her
trial they were too i'll to attend
e burial.
Billy White, little son of Mr.. and
RS. Herbert White, died Tuesday,
Ilv 25th, 1881. Aged 10 months
ID 9 days.
old away the little dresses
hat Our Darling used to wear,
Ie will need them on earth never
lie has climbed the golden stair"
Mrs. Ferris Wharton, daughter
ldred and two sons, of Newark,
H., visited relatives and friends
re over the weekend.
Mrs. Annie Shovel will do clean
3 and pressing work on clothes of
lies and men.
Plenty of fatback fish are being
ught and are selling through
Wn.
Remember Home Coming Day on
August 18th, when we
)k forward to meeting our friends.
ID it would be a good to make the
nday following a Home Coming
the several churches here. I'm
IS we decided at the Home Coming
y where it will be announced
Iere we will hold the Sunday SER
es, either in the West Grove in
, afternoon, or else the three !
lrches may prefer to hold serv-
s in their churches, of a Home
ming nature, where we can gain
piration from having our former
mbers and those who. have been
ay return and give in their testi-