Milford chronicle., 1934-01-19
OCEAN VIEW

The Sunshine Sunday School Glass
with Mrs. Lille Belts teacher, met
at the home of Mrs. Maurice Evans
last Wednesday night, and organ
lied as follows: President, Mrs.
Helen Kaufman; Vice-President,
Gladys Hickman; Secretary, Alberta
Pusey; Assistant Secretary, Frances
Murray; Treasurer, Claramond Ma
gee. The class will have a covered
dish social in the church room We'd
nesday, January Gath, and the public
is invited.
Isaac L. Bennett and Charles E.
Littleton, the champion coon and
'possum hunters of lower Sussex
County, with their well-brOken coon
dogs, Lead" and Ben" have caught
10 'coons and 81 'pOssums. They
and their friends have enjoyed many
coon suppers.
Last week Alice Bennett had the
misfortune to cut her hand, almost
losing two fingers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parsons entertained
a company of friends and relatives
ON Sunday.
Mrs. A. Z. Burbage entertained her
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Bur-
bage, Mr.. and Mrs. StrattOn Bur-
bage and son, willard, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Richards and two
two children, the latter from Lewes,
at turkey dinner here Sunday. Her
daughter, Mrs. Ella Jump of New
Jersey was unable to be present.
Howard Burton, with relatives and
friends from Philadelphia spent the
weekend with his wife and mother.
Mrs. Effie Latchum.
The Presbyterian Sewing Circle
held their annual dinner or banquet,
at the home of Mrs. Edwin Evans
last Wednesday. A large number
Mrs. Ella Tunnel and
daughter Elizabeth of Dover, at
tended the dinner Wednesday.
There will be Missionary Home
woman from Mexico to address the |
on Sunday afternoon
January 21st. All welcome.
Mrs. Georgia A. Richards Sunday |
school class met at her home last
night. They are piecing |
a butterfly quilt, which they expect |
to offer for sale. benefit of the |
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis DerricksOn |
and daughter Elizabeth entertained
about 80 guests last Sunday.
Sunday morning Rev. Moore has
invited Major Clarence Short, a
teacher at Lord Baltimore High
School, to address the congregation.
His subject will be from st. Johns
gospel. Come and hear a good
speaker and message.
The attention Of all Odd Fellows
is again called to the special invi-
tation given by Fidelity Lodge, No.
%, of FrankfOrd. to attend their
lodge tonight. They have set aside
this night for welcoming brothers
living in their Jurisdiction, but be-
longing to lodges elsewhere.
The Ladies Sewing Circle of the
Presbyterian Church held their an
lual dinner Wednesday. January 10
At the home of Mrs. Edward +. Ev-
ans.
The husbands of the members
we're invited to come AMI buy their
Inner and nearly all did so.
The Oldest member. Mrs. Ella
runnell, of Dover, and her daughter
we're present. Mrs. Tunnel present
ID a beautiful quilt top to the circle.
Mrs. Viehe, our pastors wife, was
Ilso presented quilt by the circle.
Hiss Sallie G.. Hall of Frankford
vas also present.
The devotional part of the meet
ng consisted of a short memorial
ervice for the six members who
ave died during the past two years.
'wo appropriate readings we're Civ
n by Mrs. Hooker and Mrs. Belts.
The holiday bags" were turned in
nd the sum of $3.50 was realized;
S several forgot them the sum will
q several dollars more.
The following officers were elect
d for the year 1884: President, Mrs.
loddie Murray; vice president, Mrs.
v. p. Short; treasurer, Mrs. A. G.
'unnell; secretary, Mrs. S. T. Belts;
secretary, Mrs. j. NJ. Ev-
ms.
Alt Oili A1AaCaNOA VI Nh~
Church will journey to
Tuesday evening, jan
ary 23rd, for the quarterly rally Of
le county. The local minister, Rev.
oss, is to be the main speaker Of
Ie evening, and others also OF the
cean View Society are scheduled
n a place on the program. The (,
ndeavorers are chartering a bus
r the occasion. You are invited
come along and join these young :,
,ople. too. Don't forget the date, y
Iesday, January 23rd.
Rev. Ross OF the Christian Church
gan a series of four sermons last ,
lnday evening. "Stickers," "Piek-
s." "Kickers," and "Drifters" are 7
e topics. as announced. Don't miss !,
single one in this series. :
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