Milford chronicle., 1936-10-02
OCEAN VIEW

| cousins.
Mrs. Martha Hastings, widow of a
former pastor here, Rev. G.. w. Hast
ings, and daughter and son-in-law
Mr. and Mrs Millard Long, grand
son and nephew, Mr.. Wilmington
Hastings mOtored from Seaford and
visited Mrs. Clara Pusey here on
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Ireland from
Upland, Pa, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaac Long last week.
Mr.. Charlie Jones is at the Milford
Emergency Hospital for treatment
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie West mo-
tored from their home in Camden,
N. j., and spent the weekend with
relatives here. Mrs. Asher Evans
and Mrs. Clara Pusey accompanied
them upon their return to Camden,
N. j., on Tuesday.
Mr. Harry Menser and son Harry,
and step-daughter, Mary Jane Col
lard, mOtOred from Frederick on
Saturday; and Mrs. Menser and
mother mOtOred here on Thursday
for a business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Johnson and
grandson have rented rooms with
Mrs. Martha Conoway. and will move
there this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Murray and
children have moved into the
Charles Evans property.
Mr.. Washington G. Evans, aged n
years, died at his home here on
Thursday afternoon after a brief ill |
ness. Funeral services were held at |
the home on Saturday afternoon |
by Rev w. S. Grant and |
Rev. r. E. Jope. He leaves TO mourn
their loss "a widow; one son. AL
phonsO Evans; and two daughters,
Neva Evans and Sallie II. Evans.
Mrs. Harry Ford and daughter
Grace. of Philadelphia. and Mrs
Reuben Daisey of West Philadelphia
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
DeTrickson.
Mrs Addie Cropper has returned
home after a visit with her son. Mr..
Willis T. Carey. in Philadelphia.
Rev. George Law and son Albert
'f Railway, N. j., visited Mr.. and Mrs.
William II. Belts this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Clifford Morris and
laughter HermOine, of Dover, visited
ir. and Mrs. Samuel Belts, Sunday.
While here they mOtored to Ocean
'ity, Md
Charles Hooker is enjoying a new
'hevrolet sedan His father and
mother. Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Hooker
nd Mrs. Samuel T. Belts and daugh-
ers, Jeanette. Grace, and Eleanor
nOtored to Fenwick Beach to view
he damage done by the storm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebe Davidson mo-
Ored to Frankford and visited Mr..
nd Mrs. Tasker Davidson and fam :
Iy on Sunday.
Mrs. Ebe Lynch and son Russell
,ynch. mOtOred to Franklinville. N.
=, and visited Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
'ckbOldt and Mrs. Clara Richards.
Rev. and Mrs. W. S. Grant mo-
)red to Georgetown on Sunday af-
srnOon and visited Mr. and Mrs.
ierson Townsend and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence HeaTn mo- :
red to Lewes on Sunday and visited
slatives.
Mr.. aRd-Mrs. Herbert Daisey an
ounce the birth of a 10 pound son,
)rn on Monday, Sept 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Selby Hickman an
,unce the birth of a 10 pound II
nee son. born recently in Septem- l
+.
Mr.. Fay GrOssmyer, principal of
2 high school at Greenwood. and
; lady friend visited Mr.. and Mrs.
arlie Johnson on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer Steele had
ests at dinner on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aldred Rogers of
W Jersey returned home on Sun eN
Y afternoon accompanied by their =
ter, Miss Gladys Hickman, who
II make a visit there with them.
other relatives.
Ar. and Mrs. NJ. J. Parsons and Sc
lighter mOtored to ParsOnsburg.
j., on Sunday and attended the -.
me coming services at the NJ. E. ~
urch there.
Ir. and Mrs. Thomas E. Hickman l.
'e been visiting their daughter.
S. Raymond Richards and family IN
Philadelphia. Capt. William N.
lson accompanied them and will =
it his daughter Mrs. John Lamb,
his son. Asher Nelson and fam
lr and Mrs Charlie West of Cam
/. N. j.. made visit at the State
flare Home at Smyrna on Sun o
. for the purpose of making a
on Captain and Mrs. Albert
ms who are guests there, and
formerly lived here. =,
verett Cannon has been suffering IL
. severe cold.
+. H. F. Farmer of Bethany Beach
his glasses Will con his way g.
king from Bethany Beach to
ar Neck. to Harvey Evans home. 4
one finding the same will see
name in the case, and that they
ng to Mr. Henry Farmer at Beth
Beach. Del.
wish to thank many times the
hbors and friends who gave
service and time; and the use
heir cars during the illness of
dear husband, George H. Pusey.
nd after his death to thank all
served and helped, aud were 10:
in every way; also to those II:
gave flowers. 6.
ON a sad and bereaved wife, -
has been left to mourn the loss .
good husband.
me, but not forgotten. -
look forward to form an un-
en- circle in Heaven with God.
Saviour, Jesus Christ: George
daughter Mary who went on %
S ago to wait for us.
ira Pusey, the wife and mother.