Milford chronicle., 1935-09-27
OCEAN NIEW

p AActc - q SENSE OF cOuLehtn10n
and enjoyment, when one observes
or sees the fields dressed IN thei
autumn array. The stacks Of fodder
row after row, and the pumpkin
and squash. Besides the trees lader
with apples and the potato fieldl
making their yield soon.
A large congregation attended the
worship service at Bethel M. z
Church on Sunday night. An impress
siye sermon was preached by Rev
Grant. $3.50
The EpwOrth League was conduct
ed by the president, Miss Alberta
Pusey, in an able manner She spoke
on .0ur Government" and its Fela-
tion TO Christianity. j
The Sunday school teachers Of
Bethel Sunday school will have q
message on service on next Sunday
morning TO their classes. They are
preparing for Rally Day In the Suh-
day school, which viii be observed
on Sunday morning, October Sew
cry member Is invited to be present
and make the attendance 200. We
can do IT. ifeveryone eooperates.
The Ladies Aid will meet at the
NJ. E. Church Hall on Tuesday eyes
ming, October /.
The Youths Conference Of Sussex
county will be entertained at dinner
here during their conference In the
d. E. Church. The Ladies Aid viii
serve. The date is Thursday. October
10. 04sbs
Mrs. James Lynch and Mrs. Eliza
beth Helm of East L1ansdowne, Pa,
and West Philadelphia, visited Mrs.
Martha COnoway and other relatives
recently. ~.
The Salisbury District Superinten-
dent, Rev. j. J. Bunting, will preach
the sermon on Sunday morning, Sep
tember 29s at Bethel NJ. E. Church.
MI. and Mrs. Russell Lynch and
grandmother, Mrs. Anna West, were
callers at the home Of Mrs. Martha
Conway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Evans and
Mfr. and Mrs. Elliott Evans We're
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. l. N. (
Kaufman and son Charles on Sun
day, September %.
MISS AAAAGduBtM DGAtAShoOMs AAao- /
Eva Derrickson, Mrs. Georgia john
son, Mrs. Helen Kaufman and
Charles Kaufman went shopping In
Salisbury. Md, on Saturday last.
Those who were i'll with severe
cold last week we're: Mrs. William
Belts, and Mrs. George Pusey.
Mrs. NJ. H. Farmer sustained cuts
and bruises by a fall last week.
Several of our poultrymen attend
ed a meeting of the Agriculture
Board in Washington, D. c. Those
who went were: Messrs. John Nit
ebeH. Timothy Nelson, Kendall
Richards, Mr.. BOettinger, Boyer Hoe
ker. Charles and Wilmer Steele,
Charles James and son Ronald, An
grew Layton, L. NJ. Kaufman, En-
mons Phillips. Howard Stevens, Her
man Long, George Robinson, Clar-
enee Townsend. Ralph Belts, and
Charles Townsend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Wharton
have rented rooms in the property Of
Joshua QuiIlen on Main street.
A series of special evangelistlc
meetings will be held at the Ocean /
view Christian Church commencing
he first Sunday in October. The !
meetings will be conducted by the
,astor, R. E. Jope, who comes to
he work of the Ocean View. Church
.fter fifteen years experience in the
yangelistic field. Mrs. JOpe who Z
will have charge of pagentry, panto-
mines and hymn dramatizatiOns has
raveled with her husband from
cast to coast featuring this type OF
york in evangelism. Billy Harris
he musical director of the party is :
nown here as he was in the meeting =
onducted by Evangelist Cantrel at
he auditorium, summer before last,
e is a student of Homer ROdheaver.
ONE of the subjects announced by :
he evangelist will be The Change
[ Heart" "The Second Coming Of
hrist," "The New Testament
hurch," "The Man Who Held the
evils Coat" "The Bible Plan OF ;
aviation" Many elaborate charts
Ill be used. during the meeting to :
lustrate the sermon-illustrated mu-
cal Bible readings, the special So
s by the song evangelists. Already q
cean View is looking forward to q
ne of the greatest meetings ever
I'D here. IL
ord Baltimore School News g
The Lord Baltimore Consolidated -
chool now records the highest en- =
yIlment in the schools history. The 4
enrolment is due to ma
lral population gains and the ad-
tion of Halls School which Joined
le consolidation during the present
ear.
Two new teachers have been add
! to our staff: Miss Louise Rogers
Selbyville, is teacher of French
Id mathematics and Francis LAM
,rt has taken Mr. Princes place as
aeher of physical education.
Principal Harry A. Menser and
rs. Sara Grove attended a Home
economies Conference at RehObOth
Gently, where both appeared on the
'ogram. Mr.. MeRser gave talk on
e subject, "The a. Teacher of
ome EcOnomies-Her Contribution =
itside the Classroom" Mrs. Grove n
a conference discussion group at
e morning session.
The first meeting Of the P. 7. A. is
heduled for Monday evening. Sep
nber 80. The election of officers,
amherehfD drive and discussion OF