Milford chronicle., 1932-04-15
OCEAN VIEW

, nual election at the usual meeting
place, w. c. Hickman's garage, be-
, tween the hour of one and two O..
+ clock on Saturday afternoon, Apri
80.
The purpose in view was the cleo
= ting of three cOuncilmen TO fill va
cancies of three retiring members.
We hope they will improve the
road through town with gravel or
stone. 1t will speak we'll for our
town to build up the streets and lay
concrete walks.
In regards to style and well fur
nished and equipped homes, Ocean
View is up to date. But the outside
appearance of our town is backward.
Spring is here, and a good time to
improve conditions, as to sidewalks
and streets.
The new brick Lord Baltimore
| High School is progressing now, and
makes a splendid appearance.
| We have enjoyed nice oysters and
CLAIMS from Chincoteague, Va. Fish
have made their appearance. Plenty
of turnip green's are in the market
or stores. Early new cabbage from
the South is to be had here.
We think a great many people
will have to come back to the farm
or back to the soil. For they can
raise something to eat by cIlitivating
the land. and their children have
the privileges of being brought up
in the country.
1t seems that the time We have a
full church, or when the church is
iilled-is when we have g. funeral.
We do not any one to leave us, in
order to have a filled church, at a
funeral; but nevertheless, the peo-
pie had better turn to God and the |
church, or God may have 10 make !
other plans. Are you a Christian? If
you are the Lord wants you to
spread the good news. Come to |
church and be blessed. ....
Rev. c. w. Branford preached on
the power of the Holy Spirit; also
about putting on the whole armour
of God. that you might be able to
withstand the evil one. lie said that
we need not just one part of the
armour but the whole armour. This
was Il beautiful subject.
The Junior EpwOrth League will
have their service on Saturday after
noon, April g. at 2:30 O'Clock. in the
NJ. Il. Church.
The first quarterly meeting will
take place in Bethel NJ. r. Church
on Monday night, April Is at o.
clock. District Superintendent Dr..
Leonard White of Salisbury, will
preside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ulysses Hickman
to Wilmington and visited
Mr., and Mrs. Charlie Daisey.
Mrs. Edward Hickman and daugh-
Lers, Doris and Gladys, motored to ]
Md, on a shopping trip ,
On Tuesday. :
We recall where Paul said that ;
We should put on the bleasplate Of
righteousness ;the helmet of saliva {
ion and have our feet show with !
of the gospel of peace {
hat our loins should be 2irdth E
bout with truth, etc. {
At the close of the prayer and s
,raise service last Thursday night, Z
reception was rendered Rev. end c
Irs, Charles w. Branford upon their
eturn for the sixth year a
The members and friends of the S
lister church at Millvilie and lnen~ |
ers and friends of Bethel NJ. Z.
'hurch joined in the reception and h
yelcome. The Ladies Aid had charge T
f the program Mrs. Francis Der {
ickson made an address of welcome G
nd introduced the other speakers, n
Tho were Thomas e. Hickman, SUI c
of the Sunday school. {
homas II. Hudson, our local prea- n
her and chairman OF the board Of Il
towards; Mrs. Georgia A. Richards, r.
resident of the Womens Christian
emperance Union; Mrs. Lester d
auffman, president of the EpwoIth L
eague. W
The program opened with singing o.
Blest Be the Tie That Binds Our W
carts in Christian Love, in which
Joined, with Mrs. Ethel ci
avidson at the piano. W
Capt. Sidney Pruitt, superintend- W
1t of Millville Sunday school, made q,
speech gnd also George Fl. Town
no, a prominent member of Mill
lie NJ z. Church.
Rev. Branford responded to lheae
ldresses Ct welcome with an ap-
eciative message for all NJ
Everyone enjoyed this occasion TO Il
elcome our minister and wife TO D,
II community and church. Re- re
eshments of ice cream and cake be
ere served. nj
Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner Ellis of DC
illsborO and Mrs. Mary Quillen all
d daughter of Millville we're din an
+ guests at the home of Mr.. and IN
IS. Handy Quillen on Sunday. bl
Mrs. Perina Townsend Of Frank af
I'd visited Mrs. Clarence Holt on W.
lesday. ri
Miss Mary Ruth Beauchamp of co
Md, is the guest of Mrs. NJ;
w. Branford at the parsonage.
Mrs. George Hooker and daughter sic
Philadelphia is spending some tn
le with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. of
O. Murray. ne
George Hooker of Philadelphia wi
INT the weekend here. Ge
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas RI. Hudson he
l son, Emory Hudson, motOred to
lmington and visited Miss Eliza an
h Hudson and KoVer Hudson and tel
nily last week. Jol
'he marriage of Miss Hazel Mel r
| of Cedar Neck to Wilson Muir wa