Milford chronicle., 1937-05-21
OCEAN VIEW

A revival is In progress at tht
Mil,vllle. NJ. E. Church this week
from May 16 to 21.
Then at Bethel NJ. E. Church al
Ocean Yiew,. a revival will be held,
from Sunday night, May 20 to May
80, inclusive.
Mrs. Cecilia L. Wolfson, con-
verted Russian jewess, will deliver a
sermon every evening. except Sat
urday, starting at 7:45, promptly.
Everyone is welcome.
On Sunday, morning, May 16, the
Sunday school attendance was 1928,
led by Thomas Hickman, 'Jr. After
which, Rev. w. s. Grant conducted
the worship service. He introduced
Mrs. Wolfson, the evangelist, who
gave stirring message, from the
Book of Ruth. She compared Ruth
Of the Bible story, who. was the
ciinging type, to the true Christian.
who clings to faith I'm Jesus Christ.
On the other hand, she said Orphan
eenld be compared TO the worldly
type, who are not cleansed by the
power and grace of Jesus. 1t Is won
derful to hear her preach: for 1t is
the power of God unto salvation.
O, that sinners would come and
be converted; and Christian will be
strengthened for their task.
The covered dish supper held by
the Ladies' Aid of the M. E. Church,
resulted in proceeds amounting to
500. A lavatory has been built and
installed and fixtures In the Sunday
school room of the church, which
will require money to be raised to
defray expenses.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Farmer have
gone to their summer home at Beth
any Beach, where they own cottages
and will occupy one on the ocean
front. They spent the winter months
here at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Hearn, where they rented
rooms.
Mrs. Addie Magee, Mrs. Louis
and Mrs. ZeRe Long visit
ed their sister, Mrs. Clarence Hearn
last week.
Nelson Dolby of Philadelphia Wis
ted his family here over the week |
end.
MFR. and Mrs. Robert Truitt, for
nerly of Milford have moved from
he Joshua James farm to the prop
srty In town, belonging to Wilmer
Steele, adjoining land of Edwin Ev-
ms.
Miss Norma Cannon has returned
lone from the Methodist Hospital
n Philadelphia where she received
reatment.
Mrs. John Clark is at the Milford
Hospital for treatment.
George Cobb, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
1ernon Cobb returned home from
he Milford Hospital at Milford very
nuch improved, having undergone
N operation for appendicitis.
Harry Mitchell has recovered
rom a severe illness of flu. Mrs.
ohm Mitchell has been sick with a
evere cold.
The Lord Baltimore Women's Club
eld a covered dish supper on Tues
ay evening, it beih2 lie final meet
lg until September.
Rev. and Mrs. w. 8. Grant motor
d to Wilmington on Friday where
ley visited their daughter and son,
stunning ON Saturday, accompanied
v the evangelist, Mrs. Cecilia Wolff
on, who will be here to speak ev-
ry evening except Saturday at the
Iethodist Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Pickering and
lther, Charles Evans, motored from
to this place to visit
leir daughter, Mrs. Hazel Esham at
ethany Beach. They called on Geo.
Evans and Mr.. and Mrs. f. H.
avidson on Sunday, and also Mrs.
harlie johnson visited the above.
X. Evans and Mrs. Ebe Davidson
! Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. f. Hickman mo-
red to Philadelphia where they |
,ent the weekend. "
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Pepper OF p
,lbyville and their daughter, Mrs. w
oodburn James and son Brice OF .
aymont motOred here on Saturday n
visit relatives and friends.
Thomas H. Hudson observed his 4
rthday on Monday, May II. Due to 4
J family having Sunday to motor
re, they celebrated his birthday by III
wing a dinner on Sunday. Their n
MS, Kover Hudson and wife and ri
n, Kover, Jr.. Kendall Hudson and H
fe of Wilmington and Millsboro.
d Emery Hudson were present, be- III
es Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Manly or
lmington and their son-in-law and
lighter.
,Ir. and Mrs. Elwood Lynch motor
from Lewes and visited relatives
I friends here on Saturday.
drs. Kate Anderson of Millville
tied her son. Asher Anderson and
q last week.
ieorge Anderson. wife and five
ldren motored from Philadelphia
visited relatives here.
Dr.. J. w. James and Calvin Evans
tored from Dover and visited Mr..
Mrs. Harvey James.
lev. and Mrs. Strickland Of Reho-
h attending preaching services
e on Sunday morning at Bethel
f. Church. They were guests of
!. Sallie Turner at her home here.