Milford chronicle., 1936-08-28
OCEAN YIEW

MI. ana MRS. George Hudson,
Philadelphia, have been visiting M
and Mrs. Joshua Gray.
James A. Richards has sold hi
farm in Cedar Neck to Messrs. Gee
Keene and Wilmer Steele, the latte
are engaged in raising poultry an
lima and fordhook beans. They hav
purchased several hundred acres o
land in Cedar Neck.
Miss Alice Bennett is spendini
several weeks with relatives in New
Jersey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett Dawson and
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dawson Oi
Wilmington, visited the formers
parents, Rev. and Mrs. w. S. Grant
on Sunday.
Miss Alberta Pusey who holds a
position in Washington, d. c., and
friend, Miss Vanhibben motored here
and spent the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Pusey
Willard Pusey is spending the
summer with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Spanutius and
son Wade and niece, Miss Henrietta
Hickman, mOtOred from New Jersey
and spent the weekend with Mrs.
Edward Hickman and Mr. and Mrs.
William Belts.
Miss Agnes Bishop and friend,
Miss Myra Watson of Philadelphia,
are spending several days with Mr.
and Mrs. HarbesOn Hickman.
Rev. and Mrs. c. w. Branford
spent Friday at Chincoteague with
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Holt, enroute
to Ocean Grove, N. j., for ten days |
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lynch of East |
LansdOwne, Pa, are spending their
vacation here with their mother
Mrs. Martha COnOway. They motor
ed to Lewes on Tuesday and were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ellis
and were entertained on their motor
boat ELLIS" Mrs. Lynch had to feed
the fish awhile.
On Thursday, Mr.. and Mrs. Lynch
and mother. Mrs. ConOway were the
guests at dinner of MIR. and Mrs. Ebe
Davidson. In the evening they mo-
tOred to Bethany Beach for prayer
service at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. F. Farmer. Then on Saturday /
they were guests at dinner of Mr..
and Mrs. Russell Lynch at DagsbOrO
Quite a number of our people from
here were on the boardwalk at Re-
hobOth and Bethany Beach last Sun
day.
Several members of Bethel NJ. E. IL
Church of this town and Millville I
enjoyed the sermon by Rev. W. s.
Grant at RehObOth NJ. E. Church on 7
Sunday evening, it being Home Com i
ing Week for former pastors.
Thomas H. Hudson of this town, d
preached here in Bethel NJ. E. i
Church on Sunday night. There was v
a gOOdly number present at Sunday ,
school. t
Herbert Daisey is spending a few
days with his family here. n
Charlie James has made extensive O
improvements on the property re-
Gently purchased on Atlantic avenue, g
by elevating the house and having o.
cellar made, etc. s.
Paul Kitchens of Lewes visited his oI
family here last week. -
Miss Gladys Grant and brither H
Harold are spending two weeks with pl
relatives in Wilmington. CT
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Parsons of te
Selbyville visited their parents, Mr.. or
md Mrs. J. NJ. Parsons, recently. fir
Mrs. w. S. Grant has returned Pl
rom a visit with her daughter and bu
On-in-law in Washington, d. c. ga
BObbie Quillen has been visiting nj
is aunts, Mrs. Georgia Johnson and wi
irs Francis Derrickson. in
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Biggerstaff of
nd sons, Ralph, Jr., and John, have fin
eturned to their home in Staten Is 10,
and, N. Y, after visit with Mr.. and otl
Irs. StrattOn Burbage. Pr
A brOiler picnic and field day was be
DOnsOred and prepared by TimmOns
nd Williams of DagsborO, Burton G.
8nnon of FrankfOrd and the Selby q
lille Manufacturing Company of Sell Mo
willie, which took place at Sandy
anding along the Indian River, on
August 26.
Miss Marie Steele has returned
ONE from a visit with Mrs. Violet spe
Ollins in Washington, d. c.
rites OF Camp Lands chi
7 have iust racentIv returned homo Rue
om another of INV ANIMAL visits to bag
ann Tandis Camn Tandis 10 an es- Eng
70 ba1onSino ~ ,irs Ironoe dn- NJ
lG DelOuSluS 10 MIS. lTeUe6 uu-
1nt, which for the past years, has an, Il,
en- opened on June /, and remain "!
g so until the latter part of Sep -"
mber. The blind of Delaware are Icy y,
vided into groups according to v,;I, ~
atta5 t,,'r -, W. . D and
ms in which few have been per- NJ
tied to stay for the entire season, .,S
e to the necessity of having a 80. 49,
,asant place in which to recuper- ME-
after an operation. We have a 70
st cOngenial, helpful, and practi- n1ow
hOusekeeper, who, with the cap i On
e assistance of her husband who iI,,
blind. does everything that is hu- Mr.
My possible to make each guests Va
alton enjoyable. Camp Landis Mr.
hout tie Rosses would not be the Mrs
ne! Throughout the entire camp Va .
son, we are supplied with ford
ng girl who acts both as a hos home
; and counsellor, reading to us Mi,
books we wish to hear, and TAX Wilm
us for hikes. Once each week, a the
minent physician of Wilmington, Askr
nelly Dr. Bell, donates his ser Mis-
s to the guests. Our tTansporta- spenC
to and from the camp, together moth
our board, is also without cost Mr..
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