Milford chronicle., 1939-11-10
OCEAN VIEW

AT tue MelnOulSL Cuufcn, rev. q
E. Parker will preach to America
Legion Post No. 5, of Rehoboth, an
, the Auxiliary, on Sunday morning a
II o'clock. They will assemble in
body at Bethel Methodist Church
Everyone is invited to attend thes
services on Sunday, November u.
The Junior choir will assist will
the singing.
The Ladies Aid will serve tur
key supper ON Friday evening il
Bethel Church Hail. The menu is a
follows:
Roast Turkey stuffing
Peas Turnp Greens Cole slav
Mashed White Potatoes 4'''
Giblet Gravy Cranberry Sauce celerS
Rolls Butter Coffee
Ice Cream and Cake
They will begin serving at 4:30 p.
m. and continue until all have been
supplied.
At the Ladies' Aid monthly meet
ing held on Tuesday night, the hos
tesses were Mrs. Helen Kaufman
and Mrs. Florence Evans.
Thomas Z. Hickman attended the
Teachers Institute and then motor
ed with Mrs. Hickman to Philadel-
phia, where the latter spent a week
with her daughter. Mrs. Emily Hick-
man.
Mrs. Nettie Hickman returned
home on Thursday with her daughter
and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Maui
rice Evans. who mOtored to Philadel-
phia for visit with. relatives.
Captain William N. Nelson is
spending the winter with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. john Lamb, in West Phila-
delphia, after spending the summer
with Mr.. and Mrs. T. Z. Hickman.
here.
Harvey James has returned home
from Il visit to ArdmOre and Phila-
delphia. Pa and New York City
On Monday afternoon Mrs. Lucn-
da c. Bennett visited her son. Isaac
L. Bennett and family. Other guests
who arrived to spend the afternoon |
were Mrs. Reuben James and daugh- /,
ter. Mrs. Fannie James Short and !
granddaughter, Miss Helen Coltor, |
the latter from Laurel.
Mrs. Clara Moore was very much |
on her birthday Tuesday
evening, October 81, when a freezer
Of ice cream and a nice home made
cake arrived, also several
beautiful booklets. fine handker-
hiefs and other nice gifts came 10
ler in hohOr of the occasion.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Berger. Mrs. Rella Evans
and daughter cynthia, Nh and Mrs.
calvin c. Rishop and Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Moore
The dining room table was deco
rated with flowers and fruits,
.rackers and butter, also candy.
Mrs, Moore made pumpkin and
sweet potato pies. which she served
with coffee. The evening WAS en-
ioyed by all.
Mrs. Moore received booklet
from her sister, Mrs. Tenie Chamber
lain, who is at the Brandywine San
ltorium fer her health. She is lit
lie stronger at this time We are
hoping for her a speedy recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eve Davidson and
Mr., and Mrs. Andrew Davidson and
daughter Melba We're guests at din
ner at ;he home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
rasker Davidson at FrankfOrd on (
Sunday in hcnor of theh daughter
Nirginia's seventh birthday
Mrs. Norman Bunting and daugh- !.
ter Gloria of FrankfOrd. spent IA few
days with Mrs. Bunting's father
George G. Keene. last week
Mr. and Mrs. d. \. ShOckley have ,
sold their property in Ocean View.
consisting Of a bungalow and land
10 Nh and Mrs Willis Mitchell. who
ire occupying the same
Willis Mitchell is the manager of !
he Cceal View Feed Company.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Dolby an
lounce the engagement of their
laughter. Loretta Hilda Dolby, to
edward c. Bunting. son of Captain
nd Mrs c. f. Bunting of Lewes.
Mrs. Helen Salfberg and child
ave been the guests of her mother.
lrs Katie Tunnell
Mrs. Agnes Bishop and son of
visited her brother
nd family, Mr. and Mrs Harbeson z
lickman on Sunday. z
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Kaufman and =
)n Charles entertained the follow
lg guests TO turkey dinner on z
uHday, namely: Mi and Mrs. Har- =
: CULLEN and family of Harrington: z
r. and Mrs Samuel Richards of =
andy Landing. Mr.. and Mrs. Fran Z
5 Derrickson and daughter Eliza 2
eth, and Mr.. and Mrs. C. T.. John =
IN of Ocean View
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold McCabe OF =
ast Orange. y. j.. have been the .
tests of Mr. and Mrs. William II. :
ettS.
William II. Belts. who has been
'ry i'll. IS much improved now.
Miss Helen Anderson. a teacher in
e Bridg"YI!le High School, spent
e weekend with her parents. Mr.
I'd Mrs. Asher Anderson.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie West mo-
red from their home in the su-
lrbs of Camden. n. j., and visited
r. and Mrs. Eber Dasey and Har-
" james this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Hooker have
owed in the apartments of George
here
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Belts have
owed INTO their new home recently
tilt, adjoining the property of
,rman Jratice, their nephew.
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