Milford chronicle., 1932-01-22
OCEAN VIEW

The Sunday school services ar,
very helpful, for they furnish infor
nation from the Bible that can bC
applied to our own lives.
Then there is the fellowship be.
tween the teacher and scholar. Last
Sunday ever yteacher was present
at the M. E. Sunday school, How
encouraging it would have been il
each scholar had been present. How
ever, there were SO in attendance
Let us come and increase the num-
bers to over a hundred. The chill
dren and younger people attend
very we'll.
The Presbyterian Sunday school
workers are faithful to their classes.
Many more would be benefited if
they heard DR.. Weigh explain the
Sunday school lesson.
AT the Christian Church the Sun
day school attendance is emphasized
and encouraged. Earnest and capa-
BILE teachers are present al $50 scho-
lars.
The play given by the Loyal Work
ers' Glass of the NJ. E. Church was a
success in regards to the proceeds
from which we expect to clear over
$500. Everyone expressed their
enjoyment of the play. And the par
Elephants I'm sure wish to express
their thanks to the large number
who attended and made the occa-
sion success, socially as well as
financially. The Church Hall was
filled apparently.
The prayer services held on
Thursday nights are proving of
greater interest as several are
manifesting thei rdesire to attend
these means of grace.
On Sunday morning, January oath
the worship service and sermon by
the minister, Rev. G. w. Branford,
will be held at the M. E. Church at
IL o'clock, following the Bible school
or Sunday school at 9:45, in charge
of Supt. Thomas E. Hickman and
cO-workers.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Belts and son,
Walter, and Miss Matte H. Belts /
motored from Philadelphia; also |
Mr.. and Mrs. Kingsley Rickard spent |
the weekend here with relatives
and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Pepper and !
baby, of Selbyville, also attended |
our play on Saturday night.
Miss Dorothy Hickman has been
visiting her sister, Miss Lillian
Hickman, in Wilmington.
Miss Margaret Keene spent
week during the holidays with
friends at Lewes.
Capt. Edward Hickman, of New
York, and daughter, Miss Lillian
Hickman, of Wilmington. visited
Mrs. Edw. Hickman and family here.
The Home Demonstration Club
met at the home of Mrs. Harry
Jones on Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Owen Derrickson has return
ed from a visit to Philadelphia and
Camden, n. j., with her children. 1
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Derrickson en- /
tertained at turkey dinner on Jan. (
End, their children, Mr.. and Mrs.
West and two daughters, |
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Derrickson and
Mr. and Mrs. Edw. Derrickson and
Mrs. Kate Derrickson.
Mr. and Mrs. Edw. Hickman en- ;
tcrtainod at a family dinner recent
ly. Out-of-town guests were Aldrid
Rogers and Elwood Lynch. {
MIR. and Mrs. Ebe Davidson mo-
tored to Salisbury, Nd, on Tuesday.
The Ocean View-Millville Home
Demonstration Club met with Mrs.
Harry Jones in Ocean View on
afternoon. jan 10. Miss
gave us an outline of Z
The programs in store for us dur t
ing the year. Those present were {
Mrs. Owen Derrickson, Mrs. Nelson
Dolby, Mrs. Manaen Hickman, Mrs. '
Harry Jones, Mrs. Edward Long, b
Mrs. Preston Long, Mrs. Menser, Ii
Mrs. John Pidgeon, Mrs. David Hall, h
Mrs. George Mitchell, Mrs. George
Townsend, Mrs. Roland West, Mrs. P
Charles Williams and Mrs. James "
evans.
Mrs. Mckinley, of the State De- 7
Dartment, will be at the home of Il
Mrs. Charles Williams next Monday D
IfternoOn, Jan. 25th, from 1 o'clock
until o'clock, to help women with Fl
ewing problems. 1t is hoped that p
many women, whether members of II
he club or not, will take advantage
# this wonderful opportunity. r
Young mothers of the community nj
re invited to meet Miss Mcdonald W
t the home of Mrs. Manaen Hick- nj
nan in Millville, on Friday after oil
oon, Jan. 20. She will help you W
bout what they shOul deaf, wear, fu
nd in many other puzzles connect al
d with them. CIV