Milford chronicle., 1935-09-20
OCEAN YIEW


The Sunday school attendance at
Bethel NJ. 2. Sunday school was 112,
scholars and teachers. Each teacher
brought bouquet and the primary
and intermediate departments mar
ched into the main room of the
church in honor of the minister,
Rev. w. S. Grant, who was present.
Rev. Grant chose for a text Psalm
gath chapter and the third verse.
Duet BE-. Mrs. Lille Evans and Miss
Elizabeth DerricksOn. A large and
appreciatiVe congregation was pres
ent at the night service. Harry Dale
/ led the EpwOrth League. Rev. Grant
| preached fine sermon from the Old
Testament, where Caleb and Joshua
brought back report from the land
of Caanan.
The Sunday school board met at
the home of the superintendent,
Thomas p. Hickman, on Tuesday
night of this week.
The Bethel NJ. f. cemetery has
been cleaned and prepared for grass
seed. OF course, there is more work
to be done. So Wilmer Vansant and
Wilmer Burton have called for an
other days work by all those inter- !
ested in the cleaning of the ceme- |
terry.
The chancel bouquet at the Chris
tian Church on Sunday morning was
in memory of Edward Tingle, de-
ceased, formerly of Omar.
Miss Elizabeth Hudson and friend,
Frank Manly, of Wilmington, Mr..
and Mrs. Kendall Hudson of Mills
horo, visited their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas H. Hudson.
On Sunday morning, T. H. Hudson,
local preacher and class leader, an
nounced that he desires a good at
tendance at his class meeting fol-
lowing Sunday school this Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Long an
nOunce the birth of fine daughter,
born September 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ford and
laughter Grace of Philadelphia were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles John
son, Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Kaufman, {
francis DerricksOn and Theodore [
and their families.
Mrs. Edward Hickman and daugh- I
ers, Doris and Henrietta, and Ell {
wood Lynch mOtOred to Hally Oak,
where they were Joined by Mr.. and q
drs. Aldred Rogers and Miss Gladys {
hickman, of East Orange, N. J.
hey scent Sunday with Mr.. and I
lrs. Edward Cannon.
Messrs. George Keene caught 80
,ound drum at the Indian River In
~ foh oil
steele and ROddie Murray were in ,.
he fishing party that caught seven
rum that night. Il
Miss Elizabeth Derrickson has re- =,
urned from a visit in Philadelphia. "
Asher Anderson and son Asher, a
nd daughter Helen have been spen- h
ing several days with relatives in r;
OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace DerricksOn c
nd three children of Philadelphia lc
pent the weekend with Mr.. and h
frs. Owen DerricksOn. a
Mrs. Maurice Evans has been i'll o
nth a severe cold. al
There are nine school busses b.
which convey the scholars to Lord N
baltimore High School. They are as r.
OllOws: Cedar Neck route, Norman q
ustice, driver; Bethany Beach, u
Warren Wharton; Whites Neck. FL "
ler Justice; Muddy Neck. Edward %
lowell; Lizard Hill, William Muir ~
ay and Ollie Hickman; Blackwater VI VI
district, Roy Nelson; Piney Grove, Sa S'
harles Hudson; Hall District, Win ~
,r DerricksOn. They carry an aver y.
ge number of 40 pupils. 81
Mrs. Raymond Richards and son 81
erald, of Philadelphia. visited her si
lrents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hick-
an recently. ne
William H. Belts has been confin-
to his bed, due to illness. Pl
Miss Mary Pusey is visiting in Sc
in
Oscar Pusey of Philadelphia. who liz
an engineer on a steamer, visited Jn
s family here recently. MI
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Evans and th'
ildren visited relatives here and ms
turned 20 New York after imprOv-
2 their property here with a new
at of white paint. yo