Milford chronicle., 1932-09-23
OCEAN VIEW

the Cove or Indian River, it is rec
reation for us to view the wide
spaces of sky, river and stretches
of land and hills.
God has truly blessed us here.
We are considering the evangelis-
tic services which will possibly be
held in October at the M. &. Church.
1t is our privilege to become at
tuned and in harmony with Gods
will and purpose; so we can be able
to say: Let your light so shine be-
fore men, that they may see your
good works, and glorify your Father
which is in Heaven" When we look
out upon the fields of Christian ex-
perience we see souls that are fam
| ishing and starving for the Bread of
Life. Oh, that they might come to
themselves and realize their condi-
ton, we think they would turn from
the worldly things, and seek those
things which are above; namely, joy
and peace in the knowledge of Gods
will being carried out in their lives.
Our hearts and minds were ele-
waited last Sunday morning. The
Sunday school lesson brought us a
message of faith and courage of two
strong men as Caleb and Joshua.
Then Gods presence seemed to per-
meate the atmosphere at the worship
service. Th hymans which we sung
the prayer and sermon by the min
ister, Rev. C. w. Branford, whose
subject was on Nathaniel, in the
Book or Gospel of st. Matthew, led
us to see Jesus Christ, and the good
qualities of His life. 1t was where
He told Nathaniel to Come and see
the Christ" who lived such a faith
full and true son of God. The Ep-
worth League was in charge of Miss
Elizabeth Derrickson in the even
ing, followed by the preaching serv-
ice.
The services at the Presbyterian
church were held as follows: Sab
bath school at 2 o'clock, after which
the sermon was preached by Rev.
Frederick Weigh, who is a scholarly
and spiritual man of God.
The Christian church held their
services at the usual hours, both
morning and night.
Rev. James Jackson and wife
have purchased the Tunnel prop
erty, now rented by Matthew Pusey
and family. We presume Rev. jack
son and family will occupy their
newly acquired property by the first
of the year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lemuel Wingate have
improved their property by laying
,o1tr oau,a,,f .tyo1lrc ond
Clarence Hearn, Frank Moore and
others have given their houses a
fresh coat of paint.
VIM. Studley, of Laurel, and Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Lathbury, and daugh-
ter Marie, of Sandy Landing, visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hearn on
Saturday and Sunday.
1/Mr. and Mrs. Charlie West, of
Camden, N. j., have just returned
from fine motor trip. They mo-
tored to Baltimore from their home
in Camden, N. j., from thence to
Washington, d. G. 1t was their priv
ilege to observe the relaying of the |
of the Capitol of Wash |
ington, which first took place 200
years ago. Thousands of persons
witnessed this event last week. Then |
to Arlington Cemetery, where they |
hope everyone may have the oppor- |
tunity of viewing this beautiful |
place. Of course, they went to Mt.
Vernon, Va, the former home of |
Washington, but returned to Wash
ington for overnight. The next day |
they motOred to the Luray Caverns !
of Virginia, also viewed the Blue
Ridge Mountains on this wonderful
trip, which 1 expressed to them as /
their honeymoon trip. The historic I
town of Alexandria, Va, was visited
also. Their route back to their be-
loved home, Ocean View, was via
Md, where they visited
places of interest. think they
came over the Chesapeak Bay; how
ever they reached Ocean View, the
place dear to so many harts, and
where a warm welcome awaits them.
They visited relatives and friends
here for few days.
The Baltimore Hundred Sunday
School Convention met at Millville
VI. E. Church, September 9th, 1882.
Theme-"Come Follow Me-"
Afternoon Session: 1:3O-Song
Service and Devotions, T. H. Hud-
SON; 2:0O-Greetings Rev. c.. W.
2:1O-Address, Worship
II the School,, Miss Pauline Albert
ION; 2:40-Music, Announcements,
appointment of Committee, Report of
Secretary and Offering;
':5O-Address, Study and Service
n the School,; S:2O-Conference
Children's Workers, {
lrs. Betha West; Young Peoples
Mrs. Harry Wilgus; Adult
Workers, Elisha Steele; Pastors, DR..
frederick D. Vehie; 9:50-Duet, Rev. I
nd Mrs. o. H. Connolly; 400 |
leeting of Committees.
Evening Session: 7:3O-SOng
ervice, William. Powell; 7:55-In-
ocation, Rev. F. X. McCorkle;
Report of Commit |
ees, Election of Officers; S:1O-ln- ,
tallation of Officers by County Sec
etary, Ralph Nichols; 8:15-Solo,
.ev. c. w. Branford; S:20-Address,
Come Follow Me-" Rev. w. v.
Ioore; S:55-Song; 9:OO-Benedlc-
on. Rev. James Jackson. :
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Cooper and 9
ames A. Richards accompanied +
-iss Mae Richards as far as Mr.. and q
RS. Herbert Wilfongs, at Chesa- 7
cake City, Del, where they spent
unday together. Captain Russell +
ickards, of Philadelphia, Joined I
lem. i
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie C. James =
I'VE a surprise party on Monday :