Milford chronicle., 1938-12-02
OCEAN VIEW

} The Sunday services were fairl
! we'll attended Notwithstanding tn
snow storm that had visited thes
parts Saturday night.
On Saturday night the snow wa
falling on the shrubbery, which pre-
scented an attractive appearance, a
\ it clung to the branches.
The sun shone on the Sabbatl
Day, melting considerably the snow
At Bethel Methodist Church OF
/ Sunday morning after the Sunday
school services and a study of the
Bible, the sermon was delivered Dy
Rev. w. S. Grant on the "Glory oi
God" Text found in st. John, 17tt
chapter and 5th verse.
The Epworth League was led by
Mrs. Gloria Evans on Sunday night
at z o'clock.
At the Presbyterian Church, Sab
bath school was held from 1870 un-
til 2:3O D. m. The sermon at 3 o.
clock was delivered by Rev. w. S.
/ Kreger, ID. D., of Girtletree, Md. His
text was: End Corinthians, 5th chap
ter and the first part of the 14th
verse: For the Love of Christ Con-
straineth U.s."
Vesper service was held in the ev-
ening.
The funeral services of Mrs. Ida
Wingate were held from the Ocean
View Christian Church on Sunday
afternoon at 2 o'clock.
The minister, Rev. ]. r. Glenn,
conducted the services, assisted by
Rev. W. s. Grant of Bethel NJ. l..
Church. The deceased died in the
Milford Memorial Hospital after an
illness Of several days at her home
here. She leaves to mourn their loss
a husband, Lemuel Wingate. a
daughter and one son, Clifford Nit
chell, children by a former mar
riage. t4 a.. .......s
There will be served by the Ladies
Aid Of Bethel NJ. E.. Church on this
Saturday afternoon and night. a fine
turkey supper. Adults, 75c; children
less. The menu: Fruit cup, roast
turkey, stuffing, peas, cole slaw, .tnr-
min :..-aens. pickles, sweet potatoes,
mashed white potatoes, giblet gravy,
cranberry sauce. celery. rolls and
butter, coffee, ice cream and home
made cake.
Everyone welcome to partake Of
this wholesome meal, and enjoy the
fellowship of eating together. Pro- |
ceeds for the church. /
The Union Thanksgiving services |
were held at the Christian Church !
here on Thursday morning. begin
ming at 10 O'Clock.
Rev. James r. Glenn, the pastor,
announced the hymns and led in
prayer. After short address. he
presented the minister OF Bethel NJ.
F.. Church, who preached an inspir-
ing sermon from the text: There
We're Ten Cleansed, But Where are
The Nine?"
There were quite a few reunions
and turkey dinners given by rela-
ives on Thanksgiving Day. Among
hem were: Mr.. and Mrs. John Nit
hell and sons, Harry Mitchell and
yr. and Mrs. Willis Mitchell, Mrs.
Kendall Richards and son Frank.
heir mother, Mrs. Annie Richards,
md her daughter and family. Mr..
md Mrs. Vernon Cobb and three
ons and daughter, Florence, were
.uests of Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Heis-
and of Clarksville, at a turkey din
er on Thanksgiving Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Powell had
S their guests to a turkey dinner
I their home, their parents. Mrs.
ennie Powell and Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Wharton and their two small sons.
iObbie and Wade; their brothers,
Oshua Wharton and family, and Mr..
nd Mrs. Clay Wharton, Mr.. and
Irs. Russell Frye and two sons, all
this town, and George Moore of
IagnOlia.
Mrs. Georgia Richards entertained
/ a turkey dinner on Thanksgiving
ay, Rev. and Mrs. w. S. Grant. Mr..
nd Mrs. Clarence Hearn and Mr.
nd Mrs. Ebe II. Davidson.
mir. and Mrs. Theodore Evans of
over have been visiting Mr.. and
Irs. Asher Anderson here, return
lg home on Thursday.
Mrs. Kate Anderson of Millville
isited her son and family recently.
amely. Asher Anderson, wife and