Milford chronicle., 1933-11-17
OCEAN VIEW

The middle of November is muel
like winter.
Mrs. Eva West Williams, aged 6;
years, passed away at her home here
on Friday night, Nov. 10th, after al
illness of several months. She
leaves her husband, Charles VIII.
liams, and two sons, Clifton Will
liams of Iowa, and Chester Williams
of Fayetteville, N. c., also three sis
ters, Mrs. Annie d. Belts, Mrs. James
NJ. Evans and Mrs. William West;
several nieces and nephews, and
many friends and relatives.
The diseased will be remembered
for her beautiful christian life, in
telligence and keen interest in the
welfare of her community. Funeral
services were held from the Presby-
terian Church, of which she was a
faithful member. Rev. DR.. Frederick
Viehe officiated at the funeral Mon
day afternoon.
Captain Russell Richards, Harry
Richards and sisters, Miss Madge
Richards of Wilmington, Mrs. Irma
Wilfong of Chesapeake City, Joseph
Richards of Pennsylvania, and Miss
Mae Richards of Philadelphia at
tended the funeral services of their
aunt, Mrs. Eva Williams.
Mrs. George Tracey will have a
sale of her household furniture and
goods, this Saturday afternoon, Nov.
18th, at her home here. ...
She will occupy rooms in the prop
erty of Mrs. Charlie West in town,
after the sale.
Miss Henrietta Hickman is visit
ing relatives in Elizabeth, N. j., and
Wilmington, Del.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Quillen and
grandson have moved in town, in
Harry Quillen's property.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie West OF
Camden, N. j., spent a few days here
this week. -.....
Several of our teachers attended
the institute .at Dover. .'-. ..
The turkey supper given by the
Ladies' Aid of M. Il. Church will
take place on Saturday, December ..
Six weeks to Christmas.
Two weeks to Thanksgiving.
Lord Baltimore School Notes
Coach Prince is working on the
years basketball schedule. There re-
main three more schools to be sched-
uled before the program is complete.
The new sidewalk for Ocean View
Millville pupils is nearing compile
tion. This is one of the most out
standing projects undertaken in this |
since the completion of |
the new school building. 1t will in
sure greater safety for the children
who walk to the villages of Ocean
View and Millville.
Visiting day, Wednesday, Novem- !
per 8, was an entire success. More
han two hundred visits to class
'ooms were recorded. Parents show
I'd a keen interest in the work go
ng on in our schools, declared a
good time and assured us that we
nay expect more frequent visits
rom now on. We take this oppor-
unity to thank all present for their
interest and remember, you are al
ways welcome.
The turkey supper will be held in
IN Saturday afternoon and evening,
December 9. Everyone welcome.
Price SOC, including dessert of pump
rim pie. Ice cream wilrbepnzsztez !
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Evans! are
congratulations upon the
lrrival of a son, born last week.
The Ocean View -Millville Home
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Mrs. Woodburn James on Tuesday,
November 81. Subject Christmas
Goodies" Every member and any
me wishing to attend the meeting is
invited to come. No back dues will
)e asked for. Come and bring a
riend.
Capt. John West of Yeadon, Pa.
Who is quite i'll in the James A.
Belts Private Hospital in Easton,
Pa, is a brother OF the deceased
Irs. Eva Williams, whose funeral
ook place here Monday. Capt. West
vas unable to attend the services
Iere. =
The two adult classes of the Bible
chool held their regular monthly
MEETINGS in the Christian Church !
Iall on Tuesday evening 6of this
'eek. Following the separate busi-
ess sessions, the two groups came 6
Dgether for a social hour.
Members of the Women's Council
{ the Christian Church wish to ,
hank all those who helped in any {
'ay to make the turkey supper last
saturday evening such splendid
uccess. S108.47 was realized and ]
le evening of fellowship was great
: enjoyed. :
Six weeks to Christmas.
Two weeks to Thanksgiving.
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