Milford chronicle., 1936-11-20
OCEAN VIEW

NAtNcit huu dl y y CLOCK IL Was very
cold with high wind, and snow fell
and laid on the ground until morn.
ing when the sun melted It away.
The Cemetery Committee met al
the home of Mrs. Georgia Richards
on Monday night.
On Tuesday night Mrs. Ethel
Davidson's Sunday School Glass met
at the home of Mrs. ElYa Steele, The
devotions were lead by Mrs. Steele,
after which Mrs. Cecile Steele pre-
sided, The minutes were read by
the secretary, Mrs. Mary Cobb
Collection from rainy day bags
during the month Of October amount
ed to S1.13. Mrs. Hettie Gray is the
treasurer. 1t was decided by the
class to take electric sweepers and
dust mops and clean the M. E.
Church on Tuesday.
Plans were made to have covered
dish supper on Tuesday night, Jan
uary 18th. for members of the class
who will invite their husbands or a
friend In this manner we hope to
promote Christian fellowship. while
enjoying the provisions God has
made possible.
Oar hostess, Mrs. Charles Steele
served delicious ice cream and cakes.
The class will hold their December
meeting on Tuesday night, Dec. II
with Mrs. Cecile Steele. Election of
officers will take place at that time.
The union Thanksgiving service
will be held from Bethel NJ. E. |
Church at the usual hour on Thanks /
giving morning, Thursday, Novem- |
ber Goth.
The revival services are in prog |
ress at Bethel NJ. E. Church. Rev. W. |
S. Grant has charge of the services
each night. The Junior Choir sang
two selections Sunday night. The
Senior Choir sang. Bessie and Mary
Hooker sang Mothers Bible, ac-
companied at the piano by Mrs.
Helen Hooker, their mother.
Everyone needs the power and bap-
tism of the Holy Spirit.
The Teachers Institute at Will
mington was attended by the teach
ers from Lord Baltimore School, and
Thomas Hickman, Sr.. from here,
and Tom Hickman, Jr., from Gum
boro and John NJ. Clayton School.
Mrs. Georgia Richards Sunday
School Glass met with Mrs Elsie I
Evans on Wednesday night. Ten
members were present.
Mrs. Lille H. Belts Sunday School
Glass was entertained at the home
of Mrs. Helen Kaufman on Wednes-
day night. Nov. 11th
Miss Margaret Keene has been at
the Beebe Hospital, Lewes, receiv-
ing treatment for anaemic condition.
ho hae fr71T,r.,ryad AfuFo ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Helm mo- ]
tored from Salisbury, Md, where Mr..
Helm is employed by Feldman Broth
ers. They attended church services
here Sunday.
Nj. and Mrs. Howard Burton and
son Allen motored to Philadelphia !
on Thursday and visited Mr. and
Mrs. Joshua Dukes. and other rela- '
tives and attended the automobile S
show. t
The W. C. T. u met at the home
of Mrs. Martha COnoway on Mon C
day night from $50 until 7.30. n
Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha McCabe of
Selbyville and Mr.. Abisha McCabe \
of Harrington were dinner guests /,
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Cove F. McCabe on
Sunday. n
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Long and -
baby daughter Bernice, have been =,
i'll with scarlet fever for over
week. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lynch from II
East Lansdowne, Pa. visited Mrs. L
Martha Conoway on Sunday.
DR.. and Mrs. James A. Belts of VI
Easton, Pa. spent Thursday night o.
With their mother, Mrs. Georgia
Richards. They motored to Rich W
nond. Va. on Friday to visit their te
ION, Mr.. James Belts, Jr., and wife. al
Mrs. Oscar Pusey spent a few days &C
Il Philadelphia last week. tr
Messrs. Harry Evans, Russell
.ynch and Clayton Hooker are en- m
,loyed on a Government ship that ia
rades to Texas. They sail back this o.
reek.
Mr.. Frank Calhoun had a new te
ONE built and is just completed. da
Miss Flo Chestnut, Mr.. George NJ
'orbert and Mr.. James West Setman =
i Milville, Del, were entertained at
he home of Mildred Carey at Ocean N
lew, on Monday evening, Nov. 9Th, NJ
rhen she celebrated another year i
4 the march of time" II all her a.,
uests enjoyed as she did, then it ~
'as a most pleasant evening indeed. To o
Miss Marie Baker and Mr.. Milton
sham of Dagsboro, visited Mr.. and -,
ITs. Norman Bunting on Sunday. ~, ,o,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Johnson mo- NJ,
,red TO Georgetown on Saturday and - ~
TENDED the wedding of their grand =
lughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Mitchell and 4
other. Mrs. Ethel Mitchell. Mrs
nnie Richards accompanied Mrs 4
LA Hahn to her home in Camden,
j., and visited Mrs. Sallie Free
an at the State Hospital upon their
turn in their car.
Senator and Mrs. WILDER Steele,
r. George Keene and Mr.. and Mrs.
lddie Murray motOred to New York
d spent a few days last week.
Rev. and Mrs. c. w. Branford and
r. and Mrs. Ebe Davidson were din
I guests of Mrs. Georgia Richards
The young daughter of Mr.. and
IS. Vernon Cobb was operated on
adenoids and tonsils at the Sails
ry Hospital by DR.. Daisey. She
doing nicely and able to come
me.
Remember the turkey supper to be
we'd by the Ladies' Aid on Satur-
:, December 18th at NJ. e. Church
'm Tickets or price rs cents and
cents, adults and children
friends were sOrrv tn hear Of thp