Milford chronicle., 1937-02-05
OCEAN view

Mr.. u. r. McCaDe mas been sic
with a cold.
The Ladies' Aid Society held IL
monthly meeting in Bethel M. I
Church on Tuesday night. Mrs. WI
mer Steele and Mrs. Charles Steel
were hostesses and served deliciou
refreshments. The Official Boar
met the same evening in q churcl
room to conduct the business of tn
church. Mr.. II. F. Farmer Is presi
dent or chairman of the Board o
Stewards. Mr.. G. F. McCabe is tn
secretary and treasurer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon McCabe hat
as their dinner guests on Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. III. F. Farmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Turner anG
baby, of Philadelphia, are spending
some time with Mr.. and Mrs. Warrie
Turner. Mr.. Turner, the former
runs an egg truck of his own from
this vicinity to Philadelphia.
Miss Cynthia Evans was the guest
of Misses Grace and Eleanor Belts
ON Sunday.
Mrs. Nelson Dolby has been kept
indoors with severe cold.
Several people are having con-
siderable water in their cellars. due
10 the heavy rain and springs are
high here.
The weather today is like April
insofar as the grass and petunias
and other plants remaining green
and are budding.
Mrs. William Powell of Frankford
spent Thursday with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ. Evans.
Mr.. George p. Tunnel and grand
son. George Lnpton. mOtOred from
Lewes and visited Mr.. and Mrs.
James NJ. Evans. Mr.. Evans health
is about the same. He is unable TO
he Out-Of-dOOrs.
The Loyal Workers Sunday School
Glass meets with Mrs. Panl Allen
ON Tuesday night of next week.
Norman Bunting has obtained
position with the CCC at Georgetown
Russell Lynch came from his pO-
sitiOn on one of the Atlantic Refining
Company's steamers in Philadelphia
and visited his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ebe Lynch Mrs. Preston Long, her
brother. Ebe Lynch. and mother. Mrs.
Ebe Lynch accompanied Russell up
on his return to Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Johnson and
three daughters. Anna. Ruth, and
Phyllis Mae. and Mrs. Harry r.
Johnson, of Philadelphia. motored
here and spent several days with
their parents and grandparents. Mr..
and Mrs. william Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Nelson and
Miss Gladys Hill. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. J. r. Hill were dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy f.
Nelson.
At the evening service. Rev. w. R. |
Grant delivered the sermon to an
audience. There will
be Sunday School followed by
this Sunday morning, Feb
9TH at Bethel M. E. Church.
The Presbyterian Church hold
their Sabbath School at p. III. The
sermon by Rev. Frederick Vieh is
heard at p. m.
The Missionary Society of the
Church met with Mrs. /
Earl Davidson on Thursday after
noon. The topic was How May We /
Evangelize the Jews?" There are
Iour THiilen- Jewss'aifia the, United |
States. They live principally in the
cities.
Mr.. ]. o. Nelson and family ac-
his son. William, to Do
yer, where he took a Red Star bus
o Philadelphia. There he will visit
riends.
The Sunshine Glass of Mrs. Lille
1. Belts held a progressive supper
N Wednesday night-that is in
curses. They were served cream
+ tomato soup at Mrs. Maurice
,vans; a salad at Mrs. George Ellis;
he main course of fried chicken.
mashed potatoes, etc. was served at
Irs. Edward Hickmans; and their
essert served at Mrs. l.. NJ Kauff-
lans. They charged for the supper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Quillen and
Louis Quillen. and friend.
Irs. Edith Evans motored to Har- {
ington last Sunday and called on |
Ir. and Mrs. Horace f. Quillen. I
hey enjoyed dinner with their SON, \
Ir. Harry Quillen and family. There I
ere two birthday cakes with can Y
les, in honor of Mr.. Robert Quill T
ms and his granddaughter, Grace I
'anda's birthday, that came in the
lme month, January. After each
he had cut their cakes and blew
ut the candles they sang Happy
irthday To You" Mr. and Mrs.
GRACE E. Quillen entertained with
Iano music and singing. y