Milford chronicle., 1939-05-05
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and Ruth, their daughters, and Mrs
Sarah Hudson and son, Claude, all ol
llehObOth.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Hill, Mr.. and
Mrs. koddie Murray, Mr.. and Mrs
Norman Calhoun, Sr. Mrs. Charles
Keen and son, Maurice, Mrs. Mary
Joslin. Mrs. Arlanta Wharton, Mrs.
Alma Wharton. Miss Gladys Hudson,
and Ulysses Evans. of Ocean View
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Wallace Jr. and baby
son of Lewes; Mrs. Wallace Spring.
of Salisbury, Md; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w.
Hudson, Sr., Mrs. Mildred Bunting
and Wallace Bunting of Ocean City.
Md.
Mrs. Robert I. Hudson of New York
and Mrs. Rushie Phelps and son Rob
ert of Norfolk. Va.
Four decorated cakes and ice
cream were provided as refresh
nents.
The Ladies' Aid held its monthly
meeting i'm the Methodist Church
room on Tuesday night of this week.
Mrs. Jennie Parsons and Mrs. Martha
Conway, the hOstesses, served re-
freshments.
The official board Of stewards and
trustees met in the Methodist Church
on Tuesday night to transact bust
ness of the church.
The Loyal Workers Glass of Bethel
Sunday School will meet with Mrs. !
Florence Burbage on Tuesday night, |
May 8.
The Sunshine Glass of Bethel Sun |
day School met at the home of Mrs.
Kendall Richards ON Wednesday |
night of this week.
Louis l4athbury. coroner of Sussex
county. and his wife. of Sandy Land
ing, visited their daughter and SON
In-law. Mr.. and Mrs. George Knox.
and their sister and brother-in-law.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hearn, on Sat
urday.
Harry Richards and sister, Miss
Mae Richards. mOtOred from their
homes in Phila.. and spent the week
end with their father. James A. Rick
ards.
Mr. and Mrs Timothy f. Nelson
and Mr., and Mrs. Ronald James mo-
t0red TO Crisfeld. Md. where they
took the boat for Tansier. Va.
Upon their arrival they were guests
at the parsonage of Rev. and Mrs. w.
s. Grant and son Harold, overnight.
returning the next day.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ Kaufman mo-
tored to ElktOn. Md. on Saturday, I
from thence to Newark. Del, where |
they called on their cousin. Harry !
CULLEN, at the University of Della I
ware. He accompanied them to Avon I
dale. Pa. and the LOngwOOd Gar
dens. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Ryan of
Georgetown, visited Mr.. and Mrs. G..
+. McCabe here on Wednesday night, .
Mr.. Ryan holds a position with Lay n
ton e. Layton. Inc. of Georgetown.
Capt. and Mrs. Reuben Daisey, of g
Phila., mOtOred here and visited rela- a
tives on Sunday.
Mrs. Kate Bunting is quite i'll at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Cath
crime Nelson, near Bethany Beach.
Mrs. Martha Conway and Mrs. Clara
Pusey visited the above named on
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frances Derrickson
their land, adjoining their property p
are having a new store erected on
and home on Atlantic avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. John K. Hill are hav-
ing "a house built adjoining their ii
home on Main street. TC
Mrs. Mary Effe Latchum, admins
tratrix of L. w. Burton. deceased,
will have a sale of personal property
Saturday.
At Bethel Sunday School held on VI
Sabbath morning. the Supt. T. e.
Hickman, presented the speaker at w
he close of the session. Harry Rick h,
ards of Phila., superintendent of "
NJ,
whose Sunday School enrOlls 1900, W W
With an average attendance OF over 20
90 each Sunday. l..
Mr.. Richards analyzed the word tie
He said. Organize or MI
ret q group of people together, in the pr
arness so to speak. pulling together ho
nd il produces enthusiasm. tin
Give special attention to SER do
ice, put the young people to work. ,,o
nd they will not Only help others, ~
ut their own lives are also inn
rOved." Bethel S. S. gave Mis- wa
ionary Offering of $I3.G6 on Sunday Su
lorning here. There were lO1 pres the
nj in Sunday School. ine
The worship service and sermon by Ch
ne minister, Rev. ]. +. Parker, took wa
lace at IL o'clock. His text was ner
'Om Proverbs u, lSt verse. subject, will
Gods day and our opportunity" \
his sermon was impressive and rh,
Duet rendered by Mrs. NJ. Cannon iio
nd Mrs. Elsie Evans. Following Ep-
Orth League. led by Mrs. Helen PEI
auffman, in the evening, Rev. j. Z. bur
arker preached from the Old Testa- als'
ent characters. namely. Abraham. min
aac and Moses, and their marvellous Var
it'll, as well as in the New Testa- N
ent, he spoke of Paul, who was call IN
for a purpose-a chosen vessel. vIs,
Special anthem by the choir at the ''S, D,
ening service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard J0slin gave hes
dinner on Sunday to the following or
tests: Mrs. Robert |. Hudson and Mrs
tighter Mrs. Rushie Phelps and son NJ
lhert of Norfolk, Va. Mr.. and Mrs. spel
lrry Merritt and daughters, Hester que
d Hazel, and Ruth Merritt of Reho- Cob
tn. NJ
MIR. and Mrs. George Ellis and son ca,r
Lvid spent the weekend in Vine "a,
nd. ". J.
In the interest of the Lord Balti- Dey
IRE Women's Club several historical noOi
tates were visited by Mrs. Mary NJ
lhoun Mrs Elsie Hickman, Mrs Miss