Milford chronicle., 1936-09-11
OCEAN YIEW


I We have enjoyed a week OF fine
] weather.
Several visitors came for over La
Dor Day.
Quite number find It relaxing TO
spend some time in fishing along the
Atlantic Coast
Il was like being on a vacation
when the Pennsylvania Air Craft was
here at Bethany Beach. On clear
nights the experienced aviator would
soar very high in the heavens won
would have to look closely, or rather
/ gaze directly from whence the tinv
red light could be SEEM and what
a magnificent sight. when the three
I seaTchlights would focus their lights
on the plane 1t illuminated the plane
which presented thrilling scene IN
the heavens.
Miss Marie Steele entertained the
Sunday School Glass Of Mrs. Maurice
Evans at her home on Wednesday
might.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Cooper and
son have moved to PhiladeIpbia
where Mr.. Cooper has a position.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Rogers and /
Miss Henrietta Hickman motored |
from New Jersey and spent the week /
end with Mrs. Edward Hickman and /
family. -
Mrs. Georgia A. Richards. accom-
panied by her son, Mr.. A. T. Rick
ards, mOtOred from Moore. Pa. on
Friday. Mrs. Richards spent the [
month of August with her daughter.
Mrs. James A. Belts at Easton. Pa.
While there they enjoyed a week al
Ocean Grove, N. j., and other places
Richard Turpin returned home on
at the M. e. Parsonage.
after spending the summer in Wash
lngton, ID. C. He brought fine lit !
lie dog home with him. What a iov
t is watching boy with a dog.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman MyIe and
son of ArdmOre, Pa, motored here
md visited Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
lanes this week. !
Mrs. McCOmb of Wilmington :
,pent several days with Mrs. Wilmer 1
Steele.
Miss Mae Richards of the Sunday :
school Tones Company. of Philadei-
'hia. spent several days with her :
ather. Mr.. J. A. Richards here. Z
Mrs. AlOnzO H. Evans has been
listing Messrs. William Evans and ?
rothers, Neal and Louis Evans. !.
Misses Mildred and Norma Cannon I
ave returned home from visit with \
lr. and Mrs. James Lynch in East d
Pa. "
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Baxter are N
eceiVing congratulations upOn the E
lrth Of a daughter born on Friday. n
eptember 4th. Mrs. Baxter will be II
as Helen Hudson. ],
Mr.. and Mrs. John West and l.
aughters, Thelma and Sally Jane, ri
Iotored from Allentown. Pa. and u
Ient the weekend at their summer in
1me here. They sang and played NJ
Sunday morning at Bethel M. e. Ii,
1urch that favorite hymn "One ~,
veet Solemn Thought" -, ~
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hickman Of ~, ~,
est Philadelphia visited relatives
ire over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. William johnson and Gu
70 children of Philadelphia, were oU N
tests of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Der an
ckson over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. ZenO Long and GO
ughter' Miss Alberta Long, of Bag no
ore, and Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
arm mOtored to RehObOth and OF
iited Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Smick. on
erwards returning to Mr.. and Mrs.
arms for supper. the
Ar. and Mrs. Vernon Cobb and Mr. Mu
Mrs. Walter Short and families lisl
re guests at dinner at Mr.. and Ba
s. Amos McCabe's on Sunday. wit
1r. and Mrs. William Daisey and I
lighter Norma visited friends here Wi
I Saturday. inc
ar. and Mrs. Ulysses West and anf
ldren of Camden. ~ j.. are guests res
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Derrickson. ret,
lr. and Mrs. Fred Spanutius were n
'sts of Mr.. and Mrs. Mrs. William 81
is and Mrs. Elsie Hickman over S ,,ini
'OT Day. Eisi "
irs. Walter GOslee and son Raw - o. =
nd motOred from West PhiladeI- OF
and have been visiting Mrs. "
tie Short, mother of Mrs. GosIee. q. anu
tn Announcement Nay
lr. and Mrs. WoOdburn James of ON
Del. well known here ID
ner residents, are receiving con- Can
-ulations upon the birth of a son. pare
mi