Milford chronicle., 1934-06-15
OCEAN VIEW

} plans to improve the stone roa
: through Main street, which is in ba
condition. It was not the Stat
Highway Department that built thi
stone road.
What is really needed besides goo,
roads, is concrete sidewalks, espe
cially in front of the three churches
and this is for the people to pu
down. What an improvement
would make if every owned would
have cement sidewalks laid. Thu
walking would be easier on the fee
as we'll as on our shoes and slippers
II is better to spend our money fol
improving the appearance of Ocear
View than to die and leave oul
money for someone else to enjoy.
Children's Day service will be al
Bethel NJ. E. Church, Sunday night
June 18th.
Children's Day service was well
rendered at the Presbyterian Church
Sunday afternoon. 1.-THE Garden OF
Flowers" and THE Spirit of Youth,
by a number of young people was
very beautiful. The music and sing
ing was especially good.
A large number attended the
Ladies' Aid Tuesday night in the
Church Hall. The usual refresh
ments were served in abundance by
Mrs. Thomas Hickman and Mrs. Mag
gle Evans.
Miss Margaret Keene, a student
nurse at Beebe Hospital. Lewes. is
spending two weeks vacation with
Mrs. Norman Bunting.
Miss Charlotte Hooker of Phila-
delphia, is visiting Mrs. Floris Blunt
ing.
Mrs. Irwin Short of Philadelphia
came here to look after her inter-
ests at Bethany Beach; Mrs. Martha
Conoway came home with her.
The wedding of Miss Marguerite
Rogers, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Rogers of Ocean View, and
Edmund 2. Prince. of Brockton.
Mass, took place on Saturday. June
9Th, 1884, at the home of the bride.
The bride is a graduate of Lord
Baltimore High School, class of "a.
The gram is the athletic coach and
teacher of French in the same
school.
Miss Lillian Hickman OF Whining
ton, and sister, Mrs. Aldred Rogers,
of Elizabeth. N. j., visited their
mother. Mrs. Edward Hickman over !
the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Simpson of !
City, visited Mr. and
Mrs. James B. Hudson over the
weekend.
Mrs. Sarah E. Derrickson and
and Captain and Mrs.
Frank Phillips of Ocean City, Md.
with their twin children, a boy and
girl, visited relatives here last week.
Norman Calhoun has returned
nome for his vacation after attend
ng the Randolph-Macon College
Turing the past year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hearn, ac-
their cousin and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hearn of Oak
yn. N. j.. on a motor trip to North
Carolina for few days visit with
relatives.
Mrs. Elizabeth Pierce is spending
a few days with Mrs. Clara West, at
Hotel, Bethany Beach.
Strawberry growers have passed
The height of strawberry picking,
packing and shipping.
Albert Hearn and wife of Oaklyn,
'. j., have been guests of Clarence {
Iearn and family this week, and
lave gone to North Carolina, ac-
by Mrs. Hearn.
Representative and Mrs. Vernon ,
dcCabe were dinner guests of their {
PARENTS, Sunday.
Charles Hooker is at the Carlton
Hotel where he is employed, at Re- :
oboth. %.
Mrs. Sarah Hudson and children, =
Hiss Goldie Hudson and Clay Hud- ;
on, who is a Coast Guard in New !
'ork Station. came here from Re- /;
oboth and visited friends over the :
'eek-end.
The peace and comfort of Mrs.
.manda E. Burbage, who resides q
lone in Ocean View, is annoyed by :
ersons who pass her home at a '
lite hour-near midnight. They =
'espass on her property; for what u
urpose is unknown to her. She $
'ould like to know who these parties !
g " why tHey CduSe tHIS trouble. -
he resides in Ocean View, on the u
ethany Beach road, and this an .
oyance has been near a month in d
S duration.
The Goofy Hay Seeds Minstrel. u
lusic, dancing, singing. Lord Balti- Il
lore auditorium, Tuesday, June 10. =
his minstrel is given for the bene-
of a local baseball cluh Vour
atronage is solicited