Milford chronicle., 1939-10-20
OCEAN VIEW

view, was eiecIe0 secretary Oh u
dancing club of Linden Hall Acat
emy and Junior College of Litit
Pa, where Miss Holt is a freshma
in the Junior College.
The evangelistic services are i
progress all this week. at BethC
Methodist Church. Special service
on Sunday morning at Bethel. The
on Sunday night, October %, the re
vival meetings will commence a
Millville Methodist Church. Rev. J
E. Parker is in charge of the ser
vices. He is ably assisted by tn
singer, Dan Hughes, each night thi
week here, and at Millville mex
week.
We have been inspired by othel
ministers in attendance at these ser
vices. Rev. w. S. Grant. a former
pastor, now at Tangier, Va, spoke
on Monday night. Rev. G. w. Daw-
son, who has a home at Bethany
Beach, attends regularly, and has as
sisted on several occasions. Rev.
Thawley of the Selbyville Methodist
Church, accompanied by his wife,
Mrs. Thawley, and James McCabe at
tended the services here on Wednes-
day night The Salisbury District Su-
perintendent. Dr.. J. ]. Bunting, prea-
ched on Thursday night at Bethel.
His text was found in Acts, 10Th
Chapter, 25th to 32nd verses. 1t was
truly an impressive sermon. Then on
Friday night, Rev J. Z. Parker ad-
dressed the young people on the sub
ject of "David's Courage AS a Boy,
and his other attributes.
Last Sunday night, Rev. ]. r.
Glenn preached at Bethel. 1t was
union service, with several members
and friends of the Christian Church
joining in the service at Bethel Meth
odist Church. His text was from
Acts, 10th chapter, Both to 33rd ver-
ses.
Remember the Friday night and
Sunday morning revival services at
Bethel. A deeper interest is mani
tested by the members and friends of
the church. We need this spiritual
uplift in our lives.
Pray for a greater revival amongst
our people 20 that men would praise
the Lord; for His wonderful works
to the children of men,"
The Methodist minister stationed
at Newark. Md, accompanied by his
wife and daughter. attended our re-
viYal services held at Bethel on Fri
day night
The ". C. T. L. will meet with
Mrs. Martha Conoway on Monday
night. October %. for its October
business and devotional part.
TAI, ,F I
rel, and son. Matthew Pusey, OF
Ocean City. Md, motored here and
were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Keene on Friday The latters daugh-
ter, Miss Margaret Keene. a nurse at
the Beebe Hospital, at Lewes. spent
Friday evening with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Williams are
occupying their new home just COM
pleted on the ocean front. on Third
street, known as Dun -Ro-Min' cot |
tage.
Mrs. Robert Hudson has been con-
fined at the Becbe Hospital, Lewes. !
for medical treatment. We hope Tor !
her speedy recovery.
Nelson Dolby, of Philadelphia and |
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.. and |
-NA . ANOAANs NGAlJDGl duu uduSn-
ter, Bonny Lou. of Frankford, were !
dinner guests of Mrs Nelson Dolby |
and daughter Loretta OH Sunday.
Frank Daisey his son Maurice and |
daughter Frances. also Mrs. Royal .
Daisey, motored TO New York and |
visited relatives and attended the
New York Worlds Fair there last
week.
Senator and Mrs David W Steele
to IthiCa. n Y. TO visit their
son. Irwin, who is a student at Cor
nell University and also spent some
time at the Worlds Fair in New
York, together
Philip West, Jr., and sister Miss
Anne West, nurse, their niece, Mil I
ired Parker and friend, Allen Bur-
on, motored from Philadelphia and !
spent the weekend with Mr.. and ,
Mrs. Philip West, the formers par
-nts. Their mother. Mrs Philip West
s slowly improving from an injured r
niger.
Del.aar Bennett. of Roxana. visit =
ID his mother. Mrs L. c. Bennett. on
and Sunday.
]. r. Hill and Edison Gray are con- II
ucting business in Philadelphia.
hester, Pa, and Camden. ~ J.. +
where dressed chickens are sold.
he young men who are employed by
hem in the business are: Allen Bur s
on, Asher Anderson. Jr.. Emory a
hudson and Kendall Hudson, the |,
alter son of Mr. and Mrs. Will il
hudson here. We wish them much "
uccess in this line of business. ]. r. II
I'LL is manager of the LeGrandc IL
rocery Store in Ocean View. also.
Miss Doris Hickman has returned h
ONE from trip 10 the Worlds il
air and a visit with relatives in
ew York and New Jersey o,
On Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood II,
ynch Of Lewes. accompanied their in
Ster. Doris, here, and spent the s
iternoon. N
Miss Anne Johnson. the cvange- =,
st. visited her grandparents. Mr.. n
I'd Mrs. William Johnson here last =,
eek
Mrs. Isaac Short visited the New G
Ork Worlds Fair recently. while W
lending some time with relatives r
Philadelphia.
Rev. and Mrs. W. S. Grant came u
ON Tangier, Va, motoring from al
'isfield, Md, and were the guests b;
Mrs. Georgia Richards, while cir al
ing among other friends. n
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Evans and -
70 sons. Jehu and Reginald, were q
tests of Mr. and Mrs. George Knox q
Saturday. vi
MI. aud ATrc oop White mud / a..