Milford chronicle., 1932-11-11
OCEAN VIEW

The Ladies' Aid Society of Bethel
M. h. Church will serve a turkey
supper at the Church Hall on Sat
urday, December Srd, for the price
of 65 cents for adults, and 35 cents
for children. Ice cream for dessert.
With a freezer of ice cream and a
large cake, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Richards, and daughters, Elberta and
Sarah, mOtOred from Lewes and sur
/ prised their mother, Mrs. A. Il. Bur-
bage on her birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Warrie Turner gave
a birthday surprise party in honor
of their son, Ernest Barnett. Those
who were present are as follows:
Misses Lulu CULLEN, Daisy Hitch
ems, Helen Powell, Louise Evans,
Ida Brubaker, Hilda Cannon of this
town, and Miss Anne Perry of Phil
adelphia, and Mrs. Emma James and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie James, Geo.
Barnett, George Quillen, Ronald
James, John Warren James, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Barnett, Mrs. Joseph
Walker and son Mr.. and Mrs. Jos.
Cannon, Mr.. and Mrs. Elbert Evans,
Harry Holland from Philadelphia
and Clinton Quillen. A good time
was enjoyed by everyone.
Rev. Mr.. Bramm, rector of the
Episcopal Church of Georgetown,
called on Miss Carolina Biddle on
Wednesday night.
Evangelistic services will begin at
the Methodist Episcopal Church on
Sunday night, in charges of Rev.
c. w. Branford. The Epworth
League was conducted by Miss Doris
Hickman and Miss Dorothy Holt for
the past two Sunday evenings.
Everyone welcome to attend the re-
vival which will be in progress dur
ing the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Belts and
three daughters, Grace, Eleanor and
Jeanette, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
gar Hooker on Saturday.
Miss Lillian Hickman, of Whining
ton, visited Mrs. Edw. Hickman and
family
Miss Caroline Biddle and Mrs.
Katie Tunnel entertained the Guild
from the st. Marks Episcopal
Church, at Millsboro, at the latters
home on Tuesday evening. There
were fifteen present. After business
of the society; refreshments
were served. All seemed to enjoy the
evening very much. We were de-
lighted that Mrs. Lingo could be
present.
Capt. and Mrs. John T. West cele-
brated their 5Oth wedding anniver-
uorx af tbaif xuinfh,, boY,a II, Wao |
don, Pa, on Tuesday, October 25th.
They had mOtored here the week |
previous for few days stay, and
then returned.
Mrs. Alonzo Evans is very much
better, and able to be out again, for
which we are grateful.
Mrs. Emma H. Evans has moved
into her new home on Atlantic ave-,
The Senior Gloss of Lord Balti-
more High School will present a
play, 1.-THE Laugh Clown, on We'd
lesday night, November 23rd, in the
nigh school.
Miss Dorothy Hickman is spend
ng two weeks with her sister, Miss
lillian Hickman, in Wilmington.
Mrs. Florence Burbage visited her
sister, Mrs. Andrew Mcfarland, in
Miss Vaughan Tunnel and Mrs.
2oXie Hill, Mrs. Joshua Banks and
Hiss Littleton motOred to Salisbury 4
Nd, on Wednesday.
The Ladies' Sewing Circle met at
he home of Mrs. Charlie Williams.
We were glad to see Mr.. and Mrs.
Idw. Gray present. They had been
members of the society several years
go. /
We are glad to hear that Miss Bid
lie is gradually recovering from the
hook of her fall and broken wrist.
Mrs. Sallie Freeman has returned
Ome from visit to Snow Hill, Md.
nth Mr.. and Mrs. James Freeman.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lynch, of East
IansdOwne, Pa, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Short, of Philadelphia, with
heir daughter, Mary Ann, and son
i'm, motOred here and visited Mrs.
Iartha ConOway and Mr.. and Mrs.
homas Short.
The w. G. r. U. met at the home
f Mrs. Francis DerricksOn on Fri
ay night.
Mrs. Martha Conoway returned !
ONE from a visit with relatives, her l
rother. Abisha McCabe and wife and
lildren at Harrington, and Mrs.
7illard Evans, nee Lillian ConOway, q
! Pocomoke City, Md.
Mrs. Ida Long and Grandchildren G
tended church services at Bethel Q
}. e. Church on Sunday. She visits Q
er sister Mrs. Maggie Evans here I
so.
Mrs. VIM. Wharton and son Joshua g
'harton and the eldest son of Or o
ndo Murray motored to Philadel- b
lia for a weekend visit with rela- p
yes and friends. G
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Banks en- a
rtained at dinner Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Gorge Bdfton on the latter's birth s
".
Willis Mitchell, son of Mr.. and Ii
RS. John Mitchell, was united in N
arriage to Miss Frances Murray, e.
Saturday, October 29th. They
Otored to Valley Forge, Pa, and
her places on their wedding trip. y
Remember the supper to be given OF
2 the Ladies Aid of the Christian V,
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