Milford chronicle., 1937-10-29
OCEAN VIEW

ACus n uA1NC INV IL lll0 DOuI6
ward is fascinating for its scenery.
Mrs. Lillian Boyer and sister
Mrs. A. B. Nixon, cousins of Mrs
Ebe Davidson, and Mrs. Joseph Ma
Tiers, and Mrs. Mary Walsh, ant
Mrs. Frank Williams, all relatives
mCtored here from West Philadel
ptia on Thursday and spent the da.
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ebe Davidson.
Senator D. Wilmer Steele and the
Messrs. L. NJ. Kaufman and Maurice
Evans have returned from business
trip to Chicago, Ill.
Russell Lynch came from his posi-
tion on a steamer, when they arrived
at Philadelphia, and visited his par
ents here, Mr.. and Mrs. Ebe Lynch.
The latter accompanied their son
Russell via auto to Philadelphia up
on his return. They visited relatives
at Franklinville, N. j. Mrs. Clara
Richards, their mother accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebe Lynch home to
Ocean View.
Dr. and Mrs. .SSames A. Belts mo-
tored from their home in Easton,
Pa, and visited their mother. Mrs.
Georgia A. Richards this week.
Louis Lathbury of Sandy Landing
visited George X. Evans, who is a
shut-in, on Sunday night before SER
vices at Bethel Church, which he at
tended.
Mrs. Edward Hickman and Mrs.
Ebe Davidson motored to Whining
ton on Friday where they visited
Mrs. Edward Cannon and family.
Mrs. Hickman will remain with her
daughter for several days. Mrs. Da-
wilson took the train for Philadel-
phia and Woodbury., n. j., where she
visited her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
L. Burton. On Saturday she was ac-
companied home by Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry L. Burton of Woodbury., N. j.,
who remained over night and spent
Sunday with MIR. and Mrs. Ebe Da-
viGson.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Hooker. Mrs.
Samuel 7. Belts, and Joseph Nelson
mctored with Charles Hooker
through Pennsylvania up in the New
England States on a sightseeing
trip; returning via New York Har-
Dor and New Jersey.
Messrs. George G.. Keene and Will
mer Steele have returned from
business trip down in the Southern
States.
G. G. Keene is enjoying his favor
ite sport-fishing along the Atlantic
Ocean, where he has caught some
fine trout. blue fish and drum.
Mrs. Wilmer Steele, president or
TIE Loval Workers Sunday school
class, entertained the class at her
home on Tuesday night. Those who
attended were Mrs. Elsie Hickman
Mrs. Mary Cobb. Mrs. Florence Bur-
hare. Mrs. Ethel Davidson, Mrs.
Georgia Johnson, Mrs. Elva Steele,
Mrs. Leona Allen, Mrs. Edna Hick-
man, Mrs. Mamie Hickman, Mrs.
Marguerite McCabe. Mrs. Jennie
Parsons, Mrs. Helen Hooker and Mrs.
Eva Derrickson.
Each member took a covered dish,
although Mrs. Steele had tables set
attractively, where everyone took
their place, after being served bufet
style. Our hostess furnished hot
rolls. butter, coffee, milk, sugar and
pumpkin pie. A very pleasant eve
ming was spent in soical conversa-
ticn; hymn singing, and also recita-
tions and spiritual hymns by Miss
Hall, the colored maid of Mrs. Steele, /
W. ich was enjoyed by everyone. AT .
a late hour the guests departed eX-
pressing having spent a profitable
evening.
Irwin B. Short of West Philadel-
phia, who is engaged in the radio
business, visited his grandmother,
Mrs. Hettie Short on Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Moore who has been |
very sick has recovered considerably
and was able to attend the church
ryiaes held at Bethel NJ. E. Churcn
on Sunday night, accompanied by f.
Moore and their daughter, Mrs. Mae
TAYLOR, OF Teaneck, N. j., who has
been here nursing her mother for
several weeks. Mrs. Moore wishes to
express her thanks and appreciation
to all her friends and relatives who
sent flowers, ETC., to her during her
illness.
Mrs. Bessie Martin of Camden, N.
J., visited her sister, Mrs. Wilmer
VanSant last week. Mr.. Martin came
later to accompany his wife, Mrs.
Martin, to their home,
Mr.. and Mrs. David R. Montgomery
Of this place, had as their guests on
Sunday, his mother and family,
namely, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Vane Mont
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodrow W.
lester, Miss Mildred B. Montgomery
and William I. Granger, all of Will
nington. Mrs. Jester was the former
Miss Jane Montgomery.
Reverend and Mrs. w. S. Grant
announce the marriage of their
laughter, Gladys Marion, to Ronald
W. James on Saturday. September 4, I
1897, at Snow Hill, Md. Ronald
James is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charlie James of Ocean View.
Remember the turkey supper to be
leld from the Church Hall of Bethel
". E. Church on Saturday. November
g. Everyone invited. Tickets may be
purchased at Mrs. Ethel Davidson's,
,r from other members of the La
lies Aid, who have them. Price for
dults, 75c; children, 40c. Buy your
ickets while you can; so you can {
Falk right in and take your place at
he table. {
,erd Baltimore School News
At a meeting of the student organ {
zation of Lord Baltimore on October