Milford chronicle., 1931-10-23
OCEAN VIEW

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cert. The minutes of last months
meeting were read by Mrs. Elv,
Steele.
The nominating committee on of
ficers for an organized class were
presented and elected. They are as
+, follows President, Mrs. Harry Men.
| ser; secretary for recording, Mrs
Elva Steele; treasurer, Mrs. Ruth
Branford, who is also the CORE
| spending secretary.
The name selected for the class
is THE Loyal Workers Glass"
1t was decided to give a play dur
ins Christmas week.
The committee on entertainment: !:
| Mrs. Laura Jones and Mrs. Menser
| had charge for the remainder of the
evening to the enjoyment of all.
Refreshments were served
Adjourned to meet at the home of
Mrs. Ruth Branford in November af-
ter singing "Blest Be The Tie That
Binds Our Hearts in Christian
Love"
The services in the Bethel NJ. f..
Church were largely attended on
Sunday morning. An interesting
Sunday school lesson. followed by
worship and sermon by the minis
ter. Rev. G. w. Branford. His sub
ject was on the "UphOlding Power
of Cod
He pointed out as a symbol of
power, the eagle. which is the strOn-
gest of birds. 1t was a message of
inspiration and strength. that we
need in these times of difficulties.
At the Millville NJ E. Church the
evangelistic services commenced on
Sunday night Seventeen members
of the Bethel NJ. E. Church attended
the services. The meetings will be
inprogress every night this week.
The revival meetings will begin
here next week and continue all the
week, with Rev. c. w. Branford in
charge.
The Presbyterian Church held
their services on Sunday afternoon,
from . TO o'clock
The Christian Endeavor Society
of the Ocean View Christian Church
is giving a Poverty Social on
December 5. Don't forget to have
the date open and everybody come
and bring your friends. All are well
come. There will also be ice cream
and cake on sale.
A chicken supper will be held at
the Christian Church Hall on Sat
urday, November Z.
The Methodist Ladies Aid will hold
their bazaar and supper on Friday
and Saturday nights, November 27
and 2S.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hall of Phila-
delphia visited their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. David Hall over the week
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Richards
and daughter Sarah made a motor .
trip to Washington, D. c., this .
month and took their mother, Mrs.
A. f. Burbage, also Miss Roberta /.
They went by the way of
Md They visited many
historic places, among them, Mt.
Vernon, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie West motor
ed from their home in Camden, n
j., and spent the first of the week at
their home here, also visiting their
many friends and relatives. They at
.ended the services at the NJ. f.
Church on Sunday night.
Misses Gladys, Doris and Henriet-
a Hickman mOtored to Wilmington
III Saturday, October 10, also Miss
Dorothy Hickman and friend, Aldrid
Rogers mOtOred there and attended
he ball game in that city. Mrs. Ed
ward Hickman accompanied them
lome upon their return on Sunday,
lfter visit in New York and Eliz-
beth, N. j., wit hher husband, Capt.
hickman and sisters, and friend,
Hrs. Eta Willis.
MI. and Mrs. William Hickman of
visited Mr.. and Mrs. s
homas E. Hickman recently
Mrs. Myrtle Richards and daugh-
er Saran spent part of the week
nth her mother, Mrs. A. E. Bur-
age. !
Mrs. Lena Grace and Mr.. and I
irs. Henry Klein and two sons of {
baltimore. Md, were guests of Mr.. {
nd Mrs. Samuel 7. Belts. {
Allen DerIickson of Philadelphia I
isited his parents, MIR. and Mrs. j.
lorace Derrickson, before going on t
hunting trip in the Adirondack
4
Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Wingatc
ave made additions to their home I
y installing bath room. e
Capt. Nathaniel Justice, a highly \
citizen of this town, pass
! away here on Tuesday, October S
Funeral services were held from n
le Methodist Church on Thursday.
he services were conducted by the 0
ev. c. w. BranfOrd. h
The deceased leaves to mourn 3
Ieir loss six sons, Clarence, Royal,
liner, Norman, Ava and Medford P
lstice, and three daughters, Mrs. h
thel Calhoun of this place; Mrs. "
lrah Hudson of Rehoboth and Miss
zzie Justice of this place; and II S
h
Mrs. Hannah Hassler accompan- f
d her daughter to the city, from
ence to Chicago, ILL.,, where she III
i'll spend the winter with another h,
ughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hearn had cC
their guests on Saturday, Mr.. and is
RS. Lemuel Lynch and aunt, Mrs.
zzie Pierce and Mr. and Mrs. John N
,mpster of Philadelphia. In the ia
ening the following visited them
r. and Mrs. Lewis Lathbury and n
lighters, Marie and Mrs. Edward W,