Milford chronicle., 1938-02-18
OCEAN VlEW

night. Rev. W S. Grant is conduct
ing the services. The choir is rem
dering good singing, together witt
the congregation joining in, produces
an inspiring service. The ehurcl
members need their strength renew
ed, Sinners are invited too come ani
repent. In the Bible we find st. JohT
3rd chapter and the 3rd verse
Jesus answered and said unto him
Verify, Verify, / say unto thee, Elk
cept man be born again, he cannot
see the kingdom of God.'
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Johnson gave
d dinner ON Sunday TO the following
guests: Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Der
ficKson Of Omar; Rev. and Mrs. w. s.
Grant and two sons, Harold and
Richard, and MIR. and Mrs. Samuel
Richards. In the afternoon Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Quillen and children of
Harrington called on the Johnsons.
Messrs. George G. Keene and viii
mer Steele motored TO Florida ON a
business trip thi sweek.
Mrs. Norman Bunting and daugh-
ter Gloria of Georgetown, are spend
ing several days with Miss Marjorie
Keene, the formers sister.
Mr.. Norman Bunting is receiving
treatment for a throat condition al
Jefferson Hospital in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Georgia A. Richards enter
tanned at dinner on Sunday Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Hearn.
Miss Norma Cannon is at the Meth
odist Hospital for treatment for dia-
betes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Mitchell of
Laurel visited Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Davidson on Friday.
Mrs. Allen Daisey accompanied her
g0n-in-law, Mr.. Joshua Dukes. TO
East Lansdowne Pa. for visit with
her daughter and s0n-in-law. Mr. and
Mrs. Joshua Dukes. and children.
Mr.. John Clark has been quite sick |
with pneumonia.
Mrs. James Murray is at the Mil |
ford Emergency Hospital. recovering !
from an operation and is doing we'll |
Miss Loretta Dolby was the guest |
of Miss Virginia Lingo AT Millsboro |
over the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hearn, Mr.
and Mrs. George Knox, Mr. and Mrs. |
Clogg and daughter June. and Mr.. |
and Mrs. Preston Evans and two |
children were dinner guests of Mr. |
and Mrs. Louis Lathbury at Sandy |
Landing. /
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Quillen and |
children were guests of Mr.. and |
Mrs. Robert CULLEN on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hartman, the
groom and bride, recently married |
of Philadelphia, accompanied by Mr..
Harry Richards and sister, Mrs.
Clarence Cooper and son, motored
here with their father. Mr.. ]. A.
Richards, who had just been on n
visit with them in Philadelphia. All
came here for weekend visit with
MIR. Richards on Saturday.
Remember the evangelistic ser
vices being held al N. E. Church
here. Good sermons by the pastor
and special singing by those who will
assist.
Lord Baltimore School News
On Wednesday. February lG, the /
Sophomore girls entertained the /
trustees and their wiyes-Mr. and /
Mrs. George Mitchell. Mi. and Mrs.
Amos McCabe, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer .
Steele. and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry |
Dukes-the State Home Economics
Supervisor, Miss Marion Bresk, the
principal, Mr.. Walter A. Branford,
and the local home economies teach
er.. Miss Mildred English at Valen-
tine dinner
The Case Machinery Company will
present interesting moving pictures
at the Lord Baltimore School on
Monday evening. Feb. Il, at 1.3G
o'clock. under the auspices OF s. j. /
Wilson and Sons of Milton, and the
Lord Baltimore Future Farmers OF
America. Mr. John a Kennedy Of
Dover, field representative for the !
Ease organization has announced
hat q prize OF 1ye dollars and !
lrize OF two and one-half dollars ]
will be awarded for essays written ,
~ boys or girls on the topic Why | I
Prefer Case Machinery" Several
Inns are available and will be shown 7
Without charge. A pleasant evening :
5 assured to interested farmers. I
ownspeople, and students.
'irst Christian Church, Ocean View Il
James r. Glenn, Minister 4
Bible School 10 A. NJ. \
Holy Communion and sermon 10 50 4
!. NJ. il
Worship and Sermon 90 2 NJ n
c. f. Lords Day 6: as. n
Mid week session Wednesday 2 80
;. NJ =,
Voice from Africa r
The public is most cordially in s
tied to hear Mr.. Virgil Havens of p
iolenEe, Africa. at the First Chris al
an Church. Ocean View. Friday, Y,
eb. IS. at 1880 p. NJ. MI Havens 81
one Of our returned missionaries p,
nd we are anxious for the public
} hear him. He will tell lis how he IT
Ellis the "Old. Old Story" to the black NJ
ace and how they react to what he m
Ills them. That old Story" wins
/ Africa when truthfully told. n
Come and bring your friends to n,
ear Mr.. Havens, Friday, Feb. 18th, ve
t the First Christian Church 7:30 p. "
flames r. Glenn, Minister in
Revival
All members of the First Christian br
hurch. Ocean View. and their G,
lends. are hereby notified that we ar
re now planning for our revival, da
hich will begin April Bird and close IA
\ Easter, April II. 1898. | am sim ar
srely beseechinG you TO plan your so
ork so you can give time and in M
rest to our meetings. That means re
IN will be thinking about our meet IN
Is from now till it is all over: be III
Jncerned about human souls enter