Milford chronicle., 1939-10-27
OCEAN VIEW


day night. They are being conducted
by Rev. J. E. Parker. minister of the
Millville-Ocean View charge. He is
being assisted by the Welsh tenor
singer, Dan Hughes, who introduc-
ed several of his own composition
and will lead the song service, also
relating some OF his experiences.
The revival services closed here
on Sunday last. 1t has been a season
of refreshing and our faith has been
strengthened. However, the lost
souls have not been brought into the
fellowship of Christian believers, as
we hoped would be- Nevertheless,
the harvest is white; but the labor
ers are few; pray ye therefore, the
Lord Of the harvest. that He may
send forth reapers.
The junior choir meet for rehear-
sal on Monday evenings, beginning at
$3.50 o'clock. for one hour Miss Vir-
ginia Marshall is the director Mrs.
Marguerite McCabe. assisted by
other ladies' is supervising the junior
choir. Miss Dorothy Holt is the pi-
anist for the young peoples choir.
Those who attended the annual
anniversary services held at Black
water Presbyterian Church on Sun
day afternoon last from here were:
Mr. and Mrs. James NJ. Evans. Char
lie Williams, Mrs. Katie Tunnel and
Hiss Carolyn Biddle. The Rev. w. S.
Kreger, pastor of the Ocean View
Presbyterian Church, delivered the
sermon.
Mrs. Rella Evans and daughter
Cynthia. mOtOred to Wilmington and (
visited Mrs. Tenie Chamberlain. who (
is at the Brandywine Sanatorium for I
treatment. She is doing well. and I'M
proving nicely.
Misses Pauline and Ruth McCabe
have been guests Of their grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. +. Met abe Of /
this place.
The two baskets of lovely fail
flowers that were placed on the
chancel table ut the Bethel Metho-
dist Church on Sunday morning
were in memory of Wilmer Burton.
who departed tnis life one year ago.
The flowers were arranged by his |
niece, Mrs. Leah Montgomery she |
being assisted by other members Of
the Burton family.
Mrs James M Evans visited her |
daughter and son-in-law, Mi. and |
Mrs. William Powell, on Monday vi |
this week, at Frankford.
Mrs. William Mesaick and son, J.
W. Meesick, of Cross Keys, near
Millsboro, visited their aunt. Mrs. l.. |
{. Bennett here on Sunday after
noon.
The house of Wilmer Steele. Oc-
cupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Hud |
son and two sons, has been improy-
ed by fresh coat of white paint
and red roof.
William Nelson, son of Mrs. Mar |
garet Nelson. has accepted Il posi- |
lion with the Ford Plant at Edge
water. n. j.
Mrs. Elsie Hickman has returned |
home from visit with relatives in |
New Jersey While away she accom-
panied Mr.. and Mrs. Aldred Rogers
On u motor trip through the New
England States and in Canada.
Mrs. Walter Phillips visited her
sisterin-law, Mrs. Margaret Nelson
last weeks
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course in beauty culture.
Twelve members OF the Ocean
View Christian Church, are attend
ing the Adult Bible School held at
Georgetown. on each Tuesday night.
for five weeks. There Will be two Fri
day night sessions. Due to other Ell
church reyivals. etc. the
other churches OF Ocean View could
not attend.
Senator and Mrs ID. W. Steele
to Westminster, Md. over
the weekend where they visited
their daughter, Marie, who is stu
dent at Western Maryland College.
Mr. and Mrs. William Wilsus of
Bethany Beach, are receiving con
sratulatiOns upon the birth OF twin
born on Tuesday. OCtu-
Jer II. They have been named: Jane
and Ann Wilgus. Mrs Wlgus will
De remembered as Zada Watson.
On Monday night of last week at
he revival services held in Bethel
'hurch, Rev. Frank Baker attended
md gave talk. On Tuesday night.
Rev George w. Dawson preached. |
in Wednesday night, Rev. J. +. Par
ter delivered the message. On Thurs
lay night, Rev o. H. Connolly, pas
or of Berlin Methodist Church, gave
IN impressive sermon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy Nelson mo-
ored to Ocean City. Md, and spent
he weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Crank Phillips and Mrs. Sarah f.
)errickson their sister.
Lord Baltimore School News
The Safety Patrol of the Lord Bal
more Elementary School has been
for this year. The patrol
Eembers were selected from the
Ourth, fifth and sixth grades for a
leriOd of six weeks. They are as
ollows: Fourth grade, Joan Truitt,
Ohm Scott, Helen Derrickson, Blaine
Frances McCabe; Fifth
,rade, Tom Littleton. Delena Filings
Porth. Ebe Hudson, Kendall Noble.
)llie Hickman; Sixth grade. Linda
Banks. Ruley Banks. Paul Snyder.
larcella West. Elsie Warrington.
'aul Snyder is the lieutenant: Linda
tanks, captain of the hall; Blaine
'hillips, captain of.the playground.
Each year large sums of money are
expended to promote the cause of
afety in the state. The continued
1ss of lives from year to year, as a
esult of carelessness. proves that
he need for safety education is an
rgent one. The aim of our school
) to make the pupils conscious,
trough the safety patrol, of the need
Dr. observing safety rules and regula-
ons.