Milford chronicle., 1932-01-01
OCEAN VIEW

The Christmas season has been al
enjoyable one.
We have been thinking of our
friends and relatives, and what their
influence and help has meant to us
i'm the past, as well as at the present
time.
A Christmas program was render
ed at the Christian Church on
Christmas eve. The Christian En-
deaVOrers of the Ocean View Chris
tian Church led the prayer service
the same evening.
There will be a chicken pot-pie
and roast pork supper held in the
Christian Church hall on Thursday,
Dec. 31st. Price, SOC.
The Methodist Sunday school held
their Christmas entertainment on
Christmas night, Dec. 25th. The
church was filled with people and
an interesting service was held.
l think a good plan for next year
would be to give each scholar their
box of candy in the Sunday school
on Sunday, thereby having better
attendance at the Sunday school
service.
The two sermons preached by
Rev. G. w. Branford OH Sunday were
instructive and inspiring. He chose
a text from the Book of Ezekiel. And
stated that the conditions spoken of
by Ezekiel were similar to our pres
ent times; and his words applicable
to this day in which we live. Some
people are wOrshiping idols, and
claim to be Christians. At the even
ing service Rev. Branford preached
on the three-"Be of good Cheer
passages taugh by Jesus Christ. The
service was very impressive; also
special singing by the choir, and
lasted one hour after the Epworth
League service, led by Miss Doris
Hickman.
The Presbyterian Sunday school !
gave q Christmas program on Sum
lay afternoon, which was very good. |
A box of candy was given every |
scholar. The sermon was delivered |
)y Rev. Frederick Weigh. His text
s found in Philippians third chap
er 18th verse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Evans, of
Dover, were guests at dinner at the
lome of their uncle, Joshua James
md wife, on Sunday.
Mrs. James Lynch and son, Irwin
short, and Mrs. Walter Short and
wo children, Mary Ann and Tim, of
East LansdOwne, PO., mOtOred here
nd visited Mrs. Martha COnOway
nd Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Short
ver the weekend.
Capt. Horace DerricksOn and fam
Iy, of Philadelphia, were guests of
,wen Derrickson and family over
he weekend. /
Messrs. Alan, Horace and Lloyd
of Philadelphia and
Pa, spent the Christmas
olidays with their parents, Mr.. and
ITs. J. Horace Derrickson.
Madge, Mae and Dorothy Richards
ave been spending the holidays with
heir father, James A. Richards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph Watson.
nd son, Belts, and daughter, Helen
Elizabeth, mOtOred from their home
car Pittsburgh, Pa, and spent sew
raj days with Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
!. Belts and family.
Miss Ida PuSey, who is in training
IL a nurse in the Cooper Hospital,
l Camden, N. j., spent a few days
18th her parents, MI. and Mrs. Oscar
usey, and children, her sisters.
Oscar PuSey returned to his pO-
tiOn on steamer on Monday af-
,rnoOn.
Mrs. VIM. p. Short, of Bethany I
each, entertained at dinner on
Ionday afternoon the following
guests: Mrs. Randolph Watson of
ittsburgh, Pa, Mrs. Ebe Davidson
f this town, and Mary C. Evans of
lis town land Madge Richards of
Del. a very pleasant
me was enjoyed, especially sitting
/ front of the CHEEKY fireplace.
Miss Elizabeth Hudson, of Will
ington, spent Christmas holidays
it'll her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ThOs.
udsOn.
Matthew Pusey, of Fenwick Is
md Coast Guard Station, visited his
miIy here on Friday, Christmas
ly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Murray, of
visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Iiiah w. Daisey OH Christmas day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Mitchell and
lughter, Violet, have moved into
cir new home in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Richards
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