Milford chronicle., 1936-11-27
OCEAN VIEW


On Tuesday and Sunday nights w
had real gospel hymns sung by Mrs
Zale Donoway and Mrs. Pearl Wick
ers and Mrs. Mary KOllOck. from
Dagsboro, who we invited to sing
for us. They inspired everyone. On
Thursday night Mrs. Quillen and
Mrs. Rogers, of FrankfOrd, daughters
of Mr.. Everett Derrickson, a local
preacher or exhOrter, came upon our
invitation and rendered beautiful
singing.
Mrs. Elsie Evans and Mrs. Marian
Cannon sang spiritual songs.
The sermons by Rev. Grant have
been impressive and edifying to all.
The attendance is good. Everyone
welcome to attend.
Mr.. Wilson Hudson of Millville
led the experience meeting on Fri
day night. The experiences and
talks were helpful.
The Apostle Paul said: Il am not
ashamed of the Gospel of Christ,
for it is the power of God unto Sal
vation."
The Ladies' Aid will hold a turkey
supper on Saturday. December IL.
Tickets can be obtained from any
member for rs cents and 40 cents.
Rev. and Mrs. w. S. Grant attended
the EpwOrth League convention held
at PocOmoke City, Nd, on Saturday,
Noe. 21st.
Mr.. Charlie Jones, a respected citi-
zen of this town passed away at the
Milford Emergency Hospital on Mon
day. Funeral services were held
from his home here. He leaves to
survive, a widow, Mrs. Evelyn Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas H. Hudson
spent the weekend with their chill
dren. Grover and Elizabeth Manley
in Wilmington. On Sunday they
went to Philadelphia to see their
sister-in-law and aunt, Mrs. Emma
Richards. Mrs. Richards had the
misfortune to be in an automobile
accident. She is in a hospital with
a fractured limb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aldred Rogers mo-
tOred from New York and are spend
ing the week with Mrs. Edward Hisk-
man and family.
Mr.. L. NJ. Kaufman and Mr.. Maui
llGG ENdllS dllCuuGu NlC POuANAy ohOW
in New York City this week.
The Sunshine Glass met at the
home of Mrs. L. NJ. Kaufman We'd
nesday evening. The following Of
ficers were elected: President, Mrs.
Zada Wilgus; vice-president, Mrs.
Elizabeth Ellis; secretary, Miss
Doris Hickman; assistant secretary,
Mrs. Verona Hiestana; treasurer,
Miss Elizabeth DericksOn. Other
members and visitors of the class
present were Mrs. Gloria Evans, Miss
Margaret WalstOn, Miss Mildred
Carey, Mrs. Helen Baxter. Mrs. Fran
ces Mitchell and Miss Elizabeth
Heath.
Thursday evening Mrs. Wilmer
Steele and daughter Marie, Mrs. !
George Ellis and Mrs. Lester kauff- |
man attended the Rotary Club ban
quet at Georgetown.
After the banquet they attended !
the illustrated lecture given by Ad- |
miraI Richard E. Byrd.
The revival services are proving |
successful at Bethel NJ Z. Church.
rhe members have been strengthened |
the preaching of Gods word /
By Rev. W. S. Grant every night. The |
attendance OH Sunday night filled !
he church The inspiring gospel !
hymns rendered by Mrs. Zale DOnO- /
way and Mrs. Pearl VickeTs of Days
JorO were enjoyed and praised the
4ord. The solo by Mr.. LOnnie Lynch
md hymns by the Junior Choir were
rood. The services will be continued
his week, each night and Sunday
light. We trust there will be souls
Won to Christ, for people need His
aving power and grace in our lives.
Jome and take part in these services. |
Mr.. Mitchell Hall of DagsbOro
,ave a helpful exhOrtatiOn OH Sun
lay night.
Union Thanksgiving service was
leld from Bethel NJ l.. Church on
morning. November 26th
L 1890. Rev. W. S. Grant delivered
he Thanksgiving sermon.
The supper held by the Christian
,hurch proved success. The net
roceeds amounted to S130.91.
The Christmas entertainment will
e held from Christian Church on
christmas Eve night. Dec. oath, an
Ounced in Sunday School on Sun
ay morning, Nov. 22nd.
The Methodist Sunday School an
Ounced OH Sunday morning Nov.
Jth that their Christmas entertain
tent will be held OH Christmas Eve
light.
Mrs. Jennie Powell accompanied
VAh Tn.
DWELL, upon their return to Phila-
elphia after they were here on
inning trip. Mrs. Powell will
lend some time with her children in
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hudson mo-
red to Wilmington and visited their
N, Mr. KOver Hudson. and daugh-
+. Mrs Elizabeth Manly. Their
II. Mr.. Kendall Hudson and wife
MillsbOrO accompanied them. They
80 visited their sister-in-law, Mrs.
nina Richards in Philadelphia, who
d the misfortune of being in an
accident.
The Lord Baltimore WOmen's Club
ct with Miss Elizabeth Derrickson
Tuesday night. Nov. IL. Topic,
ducatiOn." Mrs. Sara Grove was
airman of the program.
and Dan Powell of Frank
ID spent a few days with their
Mr.. and Mrs. James
Evans.
Mr.. Norman Bunting and Mr.
mes Mitchell of this town have
ened a store in Wilmington where
sy retail fresh chickens, eggs, and
Dduce.
Miss Alice Bennett, daughter of
,. and Mrs. Isaac Bennett, is their