Milford chronicle., 1934-11-02
OCEAN VIEW

This Friday evening at OclOc
in the auditorium of the Lord Balti
more School, a play, "The Spook,
Farmer" will be presented. Thos
who saw "The Cat Came Back" las
November, will want to see the sam'
group of players tonight in ludicoui
situations. Be there early and ge
a Front seat.
Four Years of continuous ministry
in Ocean View by Rev. Fred Well
was announced by him as being
completed on November 4th. There
will be a special service for the Oc-
casion Sunday afternoon at O'Clock
and at O'Clock a special sermon.
! Bayard James is still at the Beebe
Hospital, but improving from the
serious burns he sustained last
| week.
Mrs. Charles Johnson had guests
from Harrington this week.
Another Aged Citizen Passes
Clay Evans, aged 20 years. died at
his home in Ocean View, last Fri
day. Oct, 26th 1884. The funeral
was from the Christian Church, Sun
day. lie left his wife. Mrs. Edith
Evans. a daughter, Mrs. Royal Daisey
and son, Sidney Evans of Ocean
View. Many friends and relatives
from Philadelphia attended the flu
neral.
Mrs. Oscar Pusey had as Sunday
guest, her daughter, who was recent
ly married.
Mrs. James Lynch of LansdOwn,
Pa, was a guest of her mother, Mrs.
Martha ConOway over Sunday. She
visited later i'm The week with many
friends and relatives.
Evangelist Meetings A Success
The revival services at the Bethel
NJ. h. Church have been wonderful
during the past week. More than
Il dozen have prOfessed religious
birth at these meetings. The SER
vices are enthusiastic, especially |
last Sunday evening. when nine per-
sons went to the altar; four others
had prOfesscd conviction just before !
and great fervOr prevailed. These
meetings will be continued for an
Indefinite time-as long as the in
crest continues. The cash cOllec-
ions for the evangelist in charge.
Mss Minnie Shay, amounted to
$500.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert WilfOng
ave been entertaining J. A. Rick
rds and Dorothy Cooper.
Birthday Party
Saturday evening, October 9th, a
irthday party was given by Mrs.
'OOdford James for her daughter
linerva; it being her 18th birth
ay. Twelve of her girl friends were
resent and they all had fine eve
ing.
The Misses Grace and Eleanor I
etts entertained several members
the Junior Glass of the High
rhoOl. Of which they are members. /
he decorations were appropriate I
II the Halloween season as well |
) the games; of course there was }
Ienty of ice cream and cake. and
lc guests did ample justice to it all. [
The six h birthday anniversary of a
i5s JeannCtte Belts was made
casant fer her and friends by her !
arents. MIR. and Mrs. Samuel r. '
etts last Saturday afternoon. 1t
as fun to watch the little folks en- q
~ themselves. especially when the z
e cream and cakes were offered in {
There was just an even f
'zen who went home wishing that
rthday parties came every week. f
Inspired by the Sunday School les S
n of October 14th. "The Christian W
ID His Bible" the members of the al
'ean View Presbyterian Sunday
hool made Sunday, Oct. 2lst Bible h
y. The scripture lesson was read c,
Miss Mildred Carey from her
BILE, printed in Braille type; af- 70
wards she read from one printed 81
the Moon type for the blind u
lite Il number of old Bibles were
display. the oldest of which be- nj
lged to Mrs. l.. c. Bennett, being -,
, family Bible of her father and y. ~
'ther, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac James.
g Bible of james T. DerricksOn.
nted in 1882. belonging to his ou
nd-daughtcr. Mrs. +. c. Hooker.
5 second oldest, while the one of
nry J. Evans, grandfather of Mrs.
lla Evans was third oldest. hav-
, ben printed in 1885. The Bible
I'd in the pulpit of the old Ocean
Church presented by q,
S. Hester Prouse was shown. The -
ur Gospels printed in raised let ~
s for the blind, which were given -. -,
phia Daisey in 1852 by this Sun n ~
School were also there. Other n. nv
ercstinG ones belonged to Mrs. 10
rOline Evans. Mrs. NJ. c. Evans, i1'
5. A. ID. Belts and DR.. +. ID. Viehe. III
\ tiny copy of Bible Stories print es
in 1929. was given to David Daisey cI
memorizing portion of scrip CO
q; book of stories given to
ises Maggie ana Amanda Evans Ia
en- little girls. by old Blackwater Dt
lday School and two old song
ks. one printed in l79S using ial
ped notes, were objects of much sh
crest, they are the property of lie
:. +. G. Hooker, Mrs. Caroline Tu
ans and Mrs. F. ID. Viehe respec- LC
Fly.
The WOmen's Council met Monday me
ming with large attendance. We on
III to thank each and every one
D took part in any way, helping to Pr
ke the turkey supper success.
lrs. George Hooker and daughter CHI
zee are spending a few days with we
husband and Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Go
yth in PHILADELPHIA.