Milford chronicle., 1933-03-10
OCEAN VIEW

The EpwOrth League will present
play on Friday night, March az
st. Patrick's Day night, ms the
Church Hall, entitled, Ruth In A
Rush." The cast of characters are
as follows: Mrs. Browneif, Ruth's
aunt, Mrs. Florence Burbage; Juli-
cite Raymond. Ruth's secretary and
friend, Helen Kaufman; Ruth
Moore. always in rush, Florence
Evans; Susie. the maid, Henrietta
Hickman; Leonard Bruce, poor, but
aristOcratic. Lester Kaufman;
Wayne Ashley. rich but uneultured,
Emory Hudson; Dwight Lambert;
an elOper, Clarence Cooper; Peggy
Patton, a writer Gertrude Williams;
Gilbert Lansing, a millionaire, Ed
mond Prince; Philip Grant, q ticket
agent. Willard Pusey; Sadie Soda
stron, Ruth's sister, Doris Hickman;
Jean Foster, Dorothy Cooper. The
admission will be 25c for adults and
l5c for children. All are invited to
enjoy this play; the proceeds of
which will be applied TO the
Leagues maintenance and benevO-
lences of the church.
The church services were well at
tended on Sunday morning at the
Bible school and preaching services
also.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore DerricksOn
entertained at q turkey dinner their
brothers and sisters, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey DerricksOn, Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis Derrickson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Richards, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Z.
Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Der
ricksOn, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry CULLEN
and Mr. and Mrs. Lester Kaufman.
Those who attended the Epworth
League Bible drama on Sunday
night from a distance were Messrs.
Harvey Derrickson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul McCabe, Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
West, of Camden. N. j.. who motor
ed here to visit relatives; Miss
IOuise Trlmble and brother from
Bethany Beach and Mrs. Bill Hick-
man from Philadelphia. A large
number attended and expressed
their appreciation of the drama,
1.-The Seeing Heart" given by six
young people, dressed in oriental
costumes.
Miss Elizabeth Derrickson spent
several days in Philadelphia.
VIM. II. Belts has been improving
and was able to sit up and read the
newspaper.
WOOdburn James has returned to
his position on a steamer.
Mrs. Thorpe of Seaf0rd visited
her aunt, Mrs. Albert Adams last
week. Mrs. Adams who has been
very sick seems very much improy-
ed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Cooper NC
tored to Wilmington and visited /
Miss Madge Richards on Saturday. /
Mr.. and Mrs, George Tracey weKell
guests of Mrs. Edward Hickman .Qa
SUNDAY. S3yst1a
Capt. and MIS-. Alonzo If Evans
entertained At turkey 4fhIn'nt ~
Sunday the following gllestsi N1llH..l
and Mrs. George RObins0age 9o,littf +
Townsend of Millville and Capt .nsQ
Mrs. Neal Evans of BrOORlyni N f.it
Mrs. Elsie Townsend and children !
and Mr.. and Mrs. Louise Lathbnyyi
of Sandy Landing and Mr.. and Mas,
Zene Long of Roxana visited MI,
and Mrs. Clarence Hearn on SatutftJii
day. s,
Mrs. Warren Moore, Mrs. Ifn Roel
and Mrs. Harry Quillen of Harring-
ton mot0red here and visited MfsIj
Charles e. Johnson. 20,
The hostesses at the Ladies Aigil
Society of the NJ. f. Churchslast
month were Mrs. Cecil Steele ana
Mrs. C.. Elva Steele.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Murray ana
father, Elijah Daisey of Philadelphia
visited Mrs. Hettie Gray recently.
The Womens Christian Temper
ance Union met at the home of Mrs.
Ethel Davidson on Monday night
The wedding of Miss Dorothy
Hickman, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs,
Edward Hickman, of this town, TO
Aldrid Rogers, son of ME-. and 'Mrsi1
Dallas Rogers, of Georgetown, will I
take place on Saturday, March il. i'll
the afternoon at 4 o'clock In the
Methodist Episcopal Church. " Full
details of the wedding will be given
next week. a,s~ "a ,,rI'
Rev. and Mrs. C. W. Branford
were guests at dinner at the home
of Capt. and Mrs. AlonZO Evans on
Wednesday. ..'-.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Long and Mr..
and Mrs. Madeira motored TO ATTAIN
tic City, N. J.S on Friday March 3,
and visited relatives. iiel njsf
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Mitchell yislted't
the latterls father. Lemuel Tyre.
who is quite, H. n ~. .st,,. III
James Wyatt of Wilmington visit
ed Mrs. Emma Evans on Sunday. u