Milford chronicle., 1938-05-27
OCEAN VIEW

AT the recent meeting of the town
board. the following officers were
elected: President. James NJ. Evans
secretary. Samuel r. Belts; treas
urer, John n. Hill; tax collector, VIM.
Q. Hickman; town bailiff. Howard
Burton.
On May 11th. Mr.. and Mrs. James
NJ Evans observed their 46th we'd
ding anniversary at their home here.
They have two daughters, Mrs. Will
liam Powell of Frankford, and Miss
Mary c. Evans of Seaford; one son,
j.. Maurice Evans OF this town. Their
dinner guests on their anniversary
were Mrs. Sadie Powell and children,
Carolyn and Dan, and Mrs. J. Maur-
ice Evans and son, Jimmie. Of this
town.
A chicken pOt-pie supper will be
served by the Ladies' Aid OF Bethel
NJ. E. Church on this Saturday night,
May 2Sth. at the Church Hall. Il will
begin at O'Clock and continue until
all are served. Price Of supper for
adults. so cents. which includes des-
sert; children under IL years. 25
cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Evans are re-
ceiving, congratulations upon the
birth Of a daughter. born Sunday
night. May %.
The Epworth League was led by
Emory Hudson on Sunday night,
followed by preaching by Rev. w. S.
Grant. Choir rehearsal will be held
on Friday night at s o'clock of each
week in the Methodist Church audi
torium. The young people are in
vited TO attend and assist the senior
choir.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Phillips of
Ocean City, Md. were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Timothy +. Nelson on Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyer Hooker mo-
tored to Philadelphia and visited Mr..
and Mrs. James Grace and others on
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lynch Of East
LansdOwne. Pa. motOred here on
Sunday when they visited their mo-
ther. Mrs. Martha COnOway on Mon
day also.
Miss Margaret Keene will become
a graduate nurse from the Beebe
Hospital, Lewes, on Friday night, |
when graduation exercises will take |
place. She is the daughter OF Mr.. /
and Mrs. Charles Keene of this town. |
Mr.. and Mrs. George Knox and
parents. MIR. and Mrs. Louis Lath-
bury. mOt0red to Wilmington OH
Thursday /
Mr.. and Mrs. zene Long and
Ralph, MIR. and Mrs. Louis
Lathbury, Mrs. Addie Mage eand Mr..
Elijah Tyre visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Hearn on Saturday.
Mrs. Katie Tunnel and Miss !
Biddle mOtOred to Philadelphia ON
OF last week, returning
1n Friday.
Mrs. Harry Ford of Philadelphia
was the guest of Mrs. l.. M. Kauf-
nan and Mrs. Chas. Johnson.
MIR. and Mrs. Chester Richards and
wO children. Of Philadelphia. visited
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Wharton, her
parents.
From Philadelphia Mrs. VIM. Lena
Hickman and daughter, Mrs. Ella
IcCurdy and children. have been Wis
ting relatives and friends here.
MIR. Vernon McCabe has returned
ZONE and is able to be out again.
MIR. and Mrs. Ernest West OF
Georgetown entertained Mr.. and Mrs.
Jfyses Hickman and children on Sat
lrday night at dinner.
Miss Florence Hickman and Eliza
leth Wharton spent the weekend
With MFR. and Mrs. Edwin Powell.
MIR. Archie T. Richards of Prospect
lark. Pa, visited his mother, Mrs.
ieorgia A. Richards. here, over the
weekend.
He gave a fine address on Sunday
morning at the class service. HIS
ubiect was '"The five Crowns men
ioned i'm the Bible" and their mean-
lg.
Rev. w. S. Grant mOtOred to Har- ,,
ington on Tuesday to attend the :
pecial Aldersgate service. commem-
rating John Wesley. :
hurch News !
AT Bethel NJ. E. Church. Miss Anna : :
ohnson. an evangelist from Phlla-
elphia, will be present OH Sunday :
vening. She will play ON instru- 7
tents of music and sing the gospel
) well as make an address. .
Rev. w. S. Grant will preach at
,e morning service, and conduct the
fening service also.
ord Baltimore School News
The Southeastern Sussex County
rack and Field Meet between the
ehoboth and Lord Baltimore
.boOls. at the latter school on Fri
". May 20, was won by the Lord
altimOre School. the final score
ling 116-I39 points. The following
a list of the winners:
100 Yd. Dash: LIST, Louis CULLEN,
B.; End. Wilton DuttOn. r.; 3rd.
ester Turner, l.. b. 75-yd. dash:
I. Robert Hayden, r.; End, Richard
lrpin, L. b.: Ord. Wenneth Sutton,
B. 22O-yd. dash: list, Louis Quill
n, l.. B.: End. Lester Turner. l..
f; 3rd. Wilton DuttOn. r. 22O-yd.
lay: 1st, Lord BaltimOre-Kenneth
Itton, Richard Turpin. Charles
art, Jack Lynch.
Running Broad Jump: LIST. Jay
ingate, r.: End. Louis Quillen, l..
f; 3rd. Kendall Gibbs. l.. B.; (Sr.
,ys). Jr. Boys: 1st. Robert Hay
n. r.: 2nd, William Townsend. l..
; 3rd, George Cobb. l.. B.
Broad Jump (Sr. Boys:
|, Jay Wingate. r.; End, Hilliard
mpler, r.; 3rd. Kendall Gibbs. l..
Or. Boys): 1st. Richard Turpin.
B.; End. Harry Harkins. r.; Geo.
BIB. L. B.
Running High Jump tSr. Boys):
!, Edward Hickman. L. b.; End.
nis Quillen. l.. B.; 3rd, Hilliard
npIer. Il. iJr. Boysl: list. Robert