Milford chronicle., 1934-08-17
OCEAN VIEW

Billsboro Band played inspiring
music, with Prof. Arthur Hudson, o
Milford, directing the band. Th'
address of welcome was made b.
Thomas Z. Hickman of this town, ;
teacher at Lord Baltimore School
DR.. Francis B. Short of Milford spoke
on "Frienship," and gave everyone
something to remember. Mrs. Annie
d. Belts gave the history. DR.. james
A. Belts, of Easton, Pa, native o.
this town, now a successful surgeon
in Easton, Pa, gave humorous ad'
dress. He remonded us very much
of Will Rogers. Harold Fl. Vigneulle
a noted niger rendered a solo
I"Never Lonely"
The evening program began with
music; community singing, led by
John T. West, Jr.. with Mrs. Ebe
Davidson at the piano.
Thomas H. Hudson was chairman
and introduced the speakers: Hon
John G. Townsend, Jr., of Selbyville,
spoke of the progress we have made,
which was very interesting. DR..
VIM. Belts, of Chadds Ford. Pa, also
spoke Brooke Reynolds. a young
man of StOckley. Del. and an orator,
had for his subject, Peace" Hon.
James NJ. Tunnel of Georgetown
gave a fine address. Rev. J. ].
Bunting, d, d., of Crisfield. Md,
paid compliments to the Sons of
Delaware.
Personals
Mrs. Matte T. Belts Clark and
son. of Maryland, Rev. and Mrs. John
Belts and daughter and brothers,
DR.. William Belts of Chadds Ford,
Pa, and DR.. James A. Belts, his wife
and three children, spent Home Com
ing Week with relatives and friends
here.
Elmer Belts. his wife and son
George. motored from Fayette. N. c..
arriving here on Home Coming Day,
visiting his mother. Mrs. Annie d.
Belts, and other relatives and
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Belts and
mother, Mrs. Julia Hudson of Phila-
delphia, and Miss Matte H. Belts
are spending their vacations with
their sister, Mrs. Annie Belle West
Capt. Irwin Bennett and wife. and
Capt. Frank Bennett. of Philadel-
phia, and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles West
of Camden, n. j., visited relatives
and friends here over Home Coming
Day.
Mrs. Fred Maull of Lewes spent
Home Coming Week with her sis /
ter, Mrs. Oscar Pusey and Mrs. Ed /
win Evans. /
Capt and Mrs. Reuben Daisey and .
son. Dewitt Daisey and wife, of ,
Philadelphia. motored here and were
guests of relatives here last week.
Mrs. Ella Tunnel and daughters,
Bessie and Elizabeth Tunnell. of
Dover, Del, motored here for Home
Coming and visited relatives.
Mr.. A. G. Tunnel of Philadelphia
spent Home Coming week with his
family here; also his daughters, Mrs.
Edith, Miss Vaughan, and Miss Helen
of Philadelphia came home for the
month of August with Mr.. and Mrs.
A. G. Tunnel.
Misses Florence label and Helen
Dafsey, and Mr.. and Mrs Lora
Daisey and three daughters. of
Brooklyn. and Ozone Park. N. Y. are
'isiting Mr. and Mrs. Frank Daisey.
Miss Grace Ford. of Philadelphia,
s visiting Mrs. L. NJ. Kaufman, and
elizabeth Derrickson.
Mrs. Katie Williams and son
ieorge Williams, Treasurer of Del
ware. a former Ocean View boy,
pent Wednesday with Mr.. and Mrs.
. T. Belts and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
hort.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Wilfong and |
aughters, Shirley Ann and Violet, of
hesapeake City. and Mr. and Mrs.
Oseph Richards. and Madge Rick :
rds visited her father. James A.
ickards and sister. Mrs. Clarence
ooper.
Irs. Sarah Ann Derrickson of
cean City, Md. visited Mrs. George
on Wednesday.
Thomas Rogers of New York. visit
his family here
Capt. and Mrs. Reuben Daisey and 5
Ir. and Mrs. Raymond Richards and t
on, of Philadelphia. are guests of Z
p. E. Hickman and family. and Fran il
is Derrickson. a
WI. anu WI >. OlN SSHS hickman ana u
aughter Florence motored to Phila- a
elphia and Mt. Ephraim. n. j.. and
isited relatives there. d
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Esham pre- v
7nted the Home Coming folks with n
beautiful bouquet of flowers in a
irge basket l
Miss Olive West has remodeIed
er home which has made quite an d
Improvement. n
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebe Davidson and
RS. Martha Conoway motored to n
over and Smyrna on Wednesday
I'd visited Capt. and Mrs. Albert
dams at the State Welfare Home. cl
The Home Coming officers were 81
ected for another year. as follows: :
resident. Wilmer Burton first vice
'esident, George Mitchell; second
ce-president, Ethel Hooker; sec
tary. Mrs. Maurice Evans; trea-
Irer, Mrs. Anna Anderson. The
mmittee on Sunday services are.
rs. Lille H. Belts. Mrs. Mamie
ing, and Mrs. Vera Belts.
The Home Coming Day will be on
e first Wednesday of August in =
cad of the second Wednesday, next