Milford chronicle., 1934-03-02
OCEAN VIEW

Friday night. at the M. L. Church b.
the Mems Bible Glass. The write
OF correspondent endeavOred to re
member some interesting remarks
given by each speaker.
II. +. Farmer, the toastmaster
made everyone happy with words o
appreciation.
T. L. Hickman spoke on Person
ality and Culture" and gave instan
ces where both were perceptible
Then a speech by the pastor, Rev
d. J. Moore. An address by Rev. NJ
J. Ross of the Christian Church, botl
of which were instructive and hu'
mOrous. Then Major Clarence Shori
made an address on Washington
and Lincoln" which stirred each
ones imagination. Mrs. Delphia
Davis sang. accompanied at the pi-
ano by Mrs. Dunn, of Selbyville.
This was enjoyed immensely. Miss
Elisabeth Murray recited gracefully
when Melinda Sings" T. H. Hud-
son gave an impressive address,
why Have Banquets?" One rea-
son is: We become better acquaint-
eus anu utSlIG w WIN VI duOpt OAuCA =
for Christ and His Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas h. Hickman
and Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Evans mo-
tored to Philadelphia and spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond Richards and baby son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Lathbury. Mr..
and Mrs. Zene Long and Mrs Addie
Magee. also Mr. and Mrs. David Hall
spent Saturday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Hearn.
Major and Mrs. Clarence Short at
tended the reunion by the General
Alumni Association of the University
of Delaware at Newark, on Saturday.
Feb 2lth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Richards
Of Philadelphia are receiving con-
gratulatiOns upon the arrival OF
son born Sunday, Feb. Is. Mrs
Richards was formerly Emily IIick-
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Simpson mo-
torcd from Wilmington and visited
their parents. Mr. and Mrs James B.
Hudson.
Mrs Sallie Freeman who has been
ill, having spent some time with her
brother, James B. Hudson and wife.
is Better now.
The Ladies' Aid. in Colonial cos
tunes served the banquet dinner.
Mrs T.. Davidson played the march
as the members of the Mems Glass
with their wives and guests pro-
'cCdcd IN the Sunday school room.
where tables were set for the dinner
AuOthcr birthday guest was Mrs !
ic0rgc Townsend, who was present |
over inn were present.
Please remind yourselves of the
'hiCkCn pOt-pic dinner TO be given |
~ the Ladies' Aid and Loyal Work |
RS Class un Saturday night. March |
9th. Everybody invited. We desire |
- express our appreciation and
hanks 10 our friends from Phila- |
lelphia. Dover. Camden. y. j.. and |
llsO this community for their con-
ributiOns toward the church carpet. |
Ne invite you TO come and walk up |
N it and worship with us. II will |
Ic laid when the weather permits |
Is to have the church cleaned.
Another snow storm greeted us on |
morning. to depth of six |
nchcs and more.
The Sunday services were not |
argely attended on account of the |
rad walking and roads. However. |
hose who attended deserve COM !
The Sunshine Class,
With Mrs. Lille Belts teacher. held
heir monthly meeting al the home
f Miss Claramond Magce on We'd
csday night.
The Loyal Workers Glass. with |
lrs. Emma james. presiding. held
n interesting meeting at the home
t Mrs. Charles Steele. The class
ave tickets for sale Tor the supper
D be served on Saturday night.
iarch 10Th. AT the Church Hall.
rice. 81 cents for adults. The menu
ill he chicken pOt-pic, etc.
The lludsOnilcs, a mems organized
iblc class of Bethel NJ. T.. Church
Il Ocean View, held their first an
nal banquet on Friday night, Feb
uary 23rd
The formal reception was held in
lc church parlOTs where Clarence
Icarne as chairman and Mr.. and
Irs. Herman Helm COstumed as
Gorge and Martha Washington re-
,ivcd aud presented each guest with
paper hatChet. After pleasant
lcial hour. the doors were opened
nd the whole company proceeded 10
le beautifully decorated dining hall
nd partook of a turkey dinner with
i that goes with ii topped off with
q cream and cake. After the dim
er was finished II. F. Farmer presi-
mt of the class acted as tOastmaster
nd introduced the various speakers
nong whom were the pastor of the
lurCh, Rev. ID. J. Moore. Rev NJ.
Ross. pastor of the Christian
lurch. r. T.. Hickman superinten-
mt of the Sunday school, Mayor e.
Short and r. H. Hudson teacher
the class. These addresses were
terspersed with three solos by Mrs.
avis from Selbyville. a duet by Mrs
J. Parsons and Mrs. Vernon Cobb
Ocean View; also a recitation by
iss Elizabeth Murray of Selbyville.
Iere were l02 persons present and
pronounced the affair a splendid
ccess. The credit is largely due
the efforts of the class president,
+. +. Armer.
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