Milford chronicle., 1938-04-29
OCEAN VIEW

at Ocean View. on Thursday after
noon. April 81, conducted by thi
minister, Rev. James Glenn. HI
leaves to mourn their loss, a widow
Mrs. Margaret Bunting Nelson. anC
three children, William, Catherine
and Joseph, and by former mar
riage three children, Oscar Nelson
Mrs. frankie and Mrs. Elizabeth
Drake. Interment took place al
Frankford He leaves to survive two
brothers, Capt. William Nelson and
George Nelson of this town, and five
sisters, Mrs. Catherine Evans, Mrs
Sallie Dingle, Mrs. Lizzie Hall, Mrs
Walls and Mrs. Allie Mae Phillips
Edwin f. Evans is having the
store on his property which he pur-
chased several years ago from the
Capt. John Tunnel heirs, converted
into a dwelling house. This will
make considerable improvement 10
his property.
Charlie Williams is having dwell
ing house built from a large barn
which he purchased. adjoining lands
of Mrs. Annie Belts on Walnut
street.
Mrs. Katie Tunnel has had the
house which she purchased from
Mrs. J. Horace DeTricksOn. moved on
her land. and is having the same
remOdeled and an enclosed sun par
lor added This Colonial residence
was formerly owned by BILLY" Will
liams
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Quiilen and
children of Harrington were dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie John
son, and visited Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert Quillen here.
DR.. James A. Belts and son Rob |
ert and friend, Arlington. from Eas-
ton, Pa, mOtOred here and spent |
several days with their mother. Mrs. |
Georgia Richards.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mitchell mo
tored To Phila. where they visited
relatives
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pickering
and daughter Mrs. Hazel Esham, mo-
tOred here and visited MIR. and Mrs.
Orville Evans and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Chamber
lain of HarbesOn. were guests at din
ner of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Moore on
Saturday.
James A. Richards attended the
wedding of his granddaughter. Miss
Margaret Richards. daughter of Mr..
Harry Richards. to Mr.. James Nc
Quade, which took place at the West
minister Presbyterian Church, Phila-
delphia, on Saturday, April %.
Others who attended the wedding
from this town were, Mrs. Maurice
Evans and Miss Doris Hickman.
Mrs. Theora Spanutius and son
h fnA /
othy Rogers and son Kenneth, and
cousin. Ruth Calvin. motOred here
from Elizabeth, N. j., and spent the
Easter vacation with their mothers,
Mrs. William II. Belts and Capt. and
Mrs. Edward Hickman.
Nelson Dolby came from his JOB on
a steamer in Phila. and visited his
wife and daughter here.
Mrs. Annie d. Belts observed her
bifthdEy 0fEs RHasdayG AItgii--kD, 1at
her home here, and was given sur
prise handkerchief shower, and many
cards were received through the
mail from relatives and friends.
When we read the Bible verse that
applies to women, from Proverbs 3lst h
Chapter. we find the verse. the 18Th.
APPLIES 10 Mrs Belts: for she is i'll ~
dustriOus and Interested in every ~
Thing of good report. Everyone
wishes her health and many happy -,
returns of the day. ,y
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Justice and a,
children mOtOred to RehObOth on ="
night and visited their sis
ter, Mrs. Sarah Hudson. e, s,
MIR. and Mrs Dallas Kitchens mo- I'll
tOred to MillsborO and visited their pI
laughter Mrs. Daisy Outten. II
Mrs. Chester Evans and sons Of W.
New York have been visiting their Jr
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Evans j..
The annual Sussex County Youth NJ
Conference was attended by over re
90 persons including delegates from
Jarious towns in Sussex county. lei
The speakers gave excellent ad- Sc
iresses. Everyone who had the privi- Fa
ege OF attending reported splendid
ime. The Temperance instruction IN
.iven by Mrs. d. W. Griffith in the ~
ifternoon was profitable, as she de-
cribed the harmful results to the m,
irain and the body from the use Of ~
lcohnlic drinks. 10,
The banquet was success. The 80
addresses by Or. II. p. Fox and 9th VI
RS were enjoyed. The Ladies' Aid of II,
Bethel Church served the dinner. en
Thomas Hudson. local preacher, al
ed the general experience meeting NJ
m Sunday morning past. following MI
sunday School. 10
The sermon by the minister. Rev. da
v. S. Grant, will be delivered on
his Sunday morning. May /. in Beth nj
/ NJ F.. Church All are welcome. af
lpworth League will be held at z BIZ
'clOck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Hooker and tu
on Charles visited relatives in Phil NJ,
delphia on Sunday. an
Capt Eonnie Evans of Brooklyn,
!. Y, visited his parents, Capt. and Ie
frs. Alonzo H. Evans, recently. on
ord Baltimore School News
An exhibit of school work and AZ.
rOgram by the pupils will be the W., W,
lain feature at the last meeting of gu
he Lord Baltimore p. r. A. on Mon -.
ay evening, May 2. AS this meeting lWui W
! the elimination of the years work erl
( the organization and has been es- IMel M
planned for all of the pa 20
rons and friends of the school, every no
ne is most cordially invited and sp
fged to attend. MI
The fifth annual One-act play con- Br
est will be held in the Lord Balti-
lore auditorium on Thursday, May sp
+, at 8 P. NJ. The senior, junior and en-
ophomOre classes will each present
play. The name of the class win Ba