Milford chronicle., 1932-02-19
OCEAN VIEW

we hope nature will intervene and
restore whatever is necessary. Is
When business keep us home, how
much we enjoy the radio programs
durin gthe week days.
Mr. and Mrs. Owen Derrickson
announce the marriage of their
daughter, Lillian Mae, to Charles
Elliot Evans, son of Mrs. Eta Evans
Willis, of New York, on Saturday,
February 18th, at st. Matthews
Church in Philadelphia. The bride
has been known for her accomplish
ments here as a sweet singer in the
choir and active in the young peo-
pies affairs of the N. E. Church and
town. We extend our congratula-
tiOns to the happy couple for a long
and happy life. Charles Elliott
Evans was born and raised in this
town. He has become an engineer
on one of the large steamers that
sails TO different countries. They
will spend two weeks in New York.
Capt and Mrs. John Elliott visited
Mrs, Edward Hickman and family
last week. H..
Mrs. James Lynch and son, Irwin
b. Short and granddaughter, Mary
Ann, .motored from East Lansdowne,
Pa, and spent Sunday with Mrs.
Martha COnoway and Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Short; ~ ~.
The Loyal Workers Glass met at
the home of Mrs. Ethel Davidson on
Tuesday night, After the devotional
part the business OF the class was
transacted. It, was reported that
the sum of $3.50 was received from
the play that was given in. January.
After deducting expenses they clear
ed $4,000. We hope to contribute this
amount for bulletin board or easel
to be placed in front of the M. L.
Church, designate the church seTv-
ices, nome of church and minister.
Mrs. Emma James had charge of the
entertainment. Mrs. Davidson seryl
ed refreshments. All enjoyed a good
time. b. ..f ..t.-.-
The church services are inspiring
under the leadership OF Rev. G. w.
BranfOM. The theme on Sunday
night pertained to the Heart.
Keep thy heart with all diligence;
for out of it arc the issues of life" |
The singing. was very good and APP !
propriate. You will be welcome to !
our Washington birthday party at |
the Bethel Methodist Church, Satur- !
day night, February Goth. We hope !
TO have the pleasure of seeing you. I
Help us to make this occasion a |
happy one. An interesting time will |
be spent in games, music. recitjng |
snd singing. George Wasbington's |
memory should be revered. The [
proceeds will be given to the Ladies |
Aid. Ice cream and cake will be !
served. Admission for adults one |
cent per letter appearing in the
name George Washington" Chill
dren one half cent per letter.
Capt. and Mrs. John It, West mo-
tored from their home in YeadOn,
Pa, to their Ocean View home,
where they spent few days. They
attended church services on Sum
lay and were welcomed in our COM
Mrs Harry Jones. was given a sur
prise handkerchief shower by Inem-
1ers of the Loyal Workers Sunday
school class at the home of Mrs. Ebe
Davidson on Tuesday night. They
lesired to express their apprecia-
ion to Mrs. Jones for her helpful
ness and their esteem which they
field
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Jones and
wo children have gone to Trenton,
Tnnne hoe nnnnnfhd !
/ position in large hatchery firm.
They occupied Harry Quillen's house
while here. 'tE'..
Miss Mary Pusey. visited her aunt,
Mrs. Fred Maull, at Lewes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Richards,
If Lewes, visited her mother, Mrs.
Amanda e. Burbage, over the week
md, and Mrs. Richards attended
Bethel M. E. Sunday school. p.
Capt. Horace DerIickson and fam
y Spent Sunday with his parents,
ar. /and Mrs. Owen Derrickson.
Mrs. Edwin Hudson, of George
oEn, spent Thursday with her par
Rts, MIR. and Mrs. George Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allie G. Tunnel and
iiss Biddle, of Philadelphia, are re-
iding here in their home whic hthey
ave greatly improved with addi-
ions and modern improvements.
Mrs. Charles Keene is sick with
he flu, under the care Of the doc
Dr.. {
Ebc Taylor is quite sick. Roswell
vans also is on the sick list,
Mir. and Mrs. John Jones, of Ocean
ik, Md, were callers on Mr.. and
IFS. George Johnson on Sunday.
fEbe Davidson has opened "a new "
arber shop. .r.,.s r..s@ !.
The Women's Missionary Society "
the Christian Church held an en- ?
1yable meeting Thursday after !,
DON, February IL at the home of v v
Irs. Liska Jarvis, with Mrs. Ed. :"
ong presiding and the program op- 7,
ned with the members singing "Tis =
o Sweet To Trust In Jesus" Mrs. =
w. Pepper led the devotional per- ~
,d, using as her. subject Modern y
tic and Loyal Schools and Col A,
,ges." The scripture lesson was N
lad from l Timothy 1:--7; II Tim Az
,hy 81, 2, Is. Mrs. Virgil McCabe G,
ave a very interesting talk on Mis-
on Schools; also each member II,
Iat was present, took a part in the =, :.
Getting and seemed to be very much
terested in the work and deeply
Iuched for others to take part III Or
DDS work. Our prayer is that cV-
" Christian will let his light so ri
line that the upbuilding of Gods
ro,,sd1x Tho