Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1936-04-03
OcEAN YIEW


pie and children waved palm brar
ches, and sang Hosannah.
The Sunday school will begin q
9;45 in the morning, on this Sunda,
April 5, followed by the sermon b
the minister, Rev. w. S. Grant.
The young people are preparing
for an Easter pageant, to be pre-
scented on Sunday evening, caste
Sunday, April II. Everyone invitet
to attend.
The Ladies Aid will meet in tn,
Methodist Church Hall on Tuesda,
night, April 7.
Mrs. Nelson Dolby, accompanied
by her son, Clarence Dolby, anC
daughter Loretta, mOtored to Nor
folk, Va, where they met Mr.. Dolby
who has a position on a steamer
and arrived there on Saturday NOR
ming. They spent sometime with him
there in Norfolk.
Mrs. Ebe Lynch has been improv-
ing very much since her visit TO the
Milford Hospital She is at home
now.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebe Davidson and
Mrs. Andrew Davidson and daugh-
ter. Melba Marie, motOred to Frank
ford on Sunday and had dinner with
Mr.. and Mrs. Tasker Davidson and
children.
Mrs. Edward Hickman and daugh-
ter GlOdys returned from a two
weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs. AL
dred Rogers in New Jersey, and
other relatives. They were accom-
panied as far as Wilmington by Mr..
and Mrs. Rogers, where they were
met by ElwOOd Lynch at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Cannon at
Holly Oak, the latter is another
daughter of Mrs. Hickman. They mo-
tOTed home ON Sunday evening.
While Mrs. Edward Hickman and |
daughter Gladys were visiting their
relatives, Mrs. Elmer Calvin, Mrs.
Fred Spanutius and friend, Mrs. Tom (
Willis, they took a trip to New York
with ElwOOd Lynch. and enjoyed the
places of interest there.
Springtime is surely here. for the
daffOdils are blooming now, and the
tulips are making their appearance
from the earth, only the leaves are
showing yet.
BFOiler chickens are maturing
now; and selling by the thousands
at different prices. Those under 8
pounds are bringing 23c for the best,
while broilers of pounds and over
are bringing 24c.
Fresh fish, turnip greens and
hogs jowl; also fried chicken are on
the menu at this season of the year.
We read, and doctors tell us our
health depends upon what we eat
VIII. believe this to be true, Don't
you? il
The weather is ideal this week
Plenty of sunshine and balmy air.
Miss Doris Hickman has been the
dinner guest of Mrs. Peggy Truitt
and Mrs. Norman Calhoun recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Cobb and ,
Mr. and Mrs. Amos McCabe motor !
ed to Baltimore, Md. and enjoyed
visit there, in connection with a
business trip.
Mrs. Mary Ross has returned to I
her home at her daughters resi- :
dence. Mrs Harry Menser, after a S
visit with her sister at BOrdentown,
NJ J. K
Mrs. Norman Calhoun visited her {
mother, Mrs. Alonzo Evans on We'd I
nesday d
Timothy f. Nelson attended the \
VI. e. Conference held I
II Delmar as a lay delegate from {
Bethel NJ. p. Church of this town. $
We are happv that Rev. w. S. 4
Grant and family have been return q
"a to us for another year.
Several of our peOnle attended "
no Wilmin ot0n N. r Conference at
lelmar during the week and on Sun L
Law. Among them were: J. A. Rick Q
Irds, who accomnanied his sOn-in- y
aw. Herbert Wilfone. from Chesa- u
'eake City. who snent the NIGHTS y
lere and motOred to conference dur j,
ne the dav: also Mrs. VIM. Fl. Belts. :,
Hrs. Fife Nelson, Mrs. Francis Der u
iekson. Mrs. GEORGIA Richards. Mrs.
Martha COnOwav. Mrs. John Mitchell =
md John Mitchell and nOssibly :,
lthers, not known to the writer. +
Mrs Richard Evans is able to be ol
mt again after an illness.
Mrs. George II. Pusey has been III 81
or several weeks. hut we hope she el
will soon be better. Il
Delmar Bennett visited his mar q
ntq. Mr.. and Mrs Augustus Ben .
lett. ~
Mrs. Katie Tunnel gave a silver ~
m at her home on Thursday after r.
Don. from three to o'clock. The ..
roceeds went toward the installing =,
( electric lights in the Presbyter- N
IN Church. IN
Mrs. Amanda f. Burbage is very b
I at the home of her daughter, a
frs. Myrle Richards at I.ewes Her In
lns. Harley and StrattOn Burbage nc
nd their wives have been at her Al
sdside a great part of this week, nc
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hearn and "
r.. and Mrs. Dave Hall and daugh-
RS, Misses Grace and Elva Hall, w
tended a surprise birthday party on
1 Monday night, March 80. in hon ni
of their sister, Mrs. Louis I4ath- liq
Try, at her home near Sandy Land GU
E ----1,----- LOT
CIATIHuTGD NgTK an