Milford chronicle., 1939-12-08
OCEAN VIEW

The wonderful advent of Christ
mas. which includes the four Sun
days in December this year, is al
hand. There is a spirit of expectancy
in our lives at this time of the year.
The pageant to be presented by the
Epworth League and Sunday school
will take place on Sunday night. De-
cember "a. in Bethel Methodist
Church.
The young people of the junior
choir are cooperating splendidly
with their presence in the singing on
Sunday morning and at night.
Junior choir rehearsal is on Mon
day nights in the Sunday school
room from GAS until p. m.
Senior choir rehearsal is held from
s until . p. m. on Monday nights. at
Bethel Church.
The Ladies Aid Society and Off
cial board Of Bethel Methodist
Church met on Tuesday night OF this
week
The hostesses for the Ladies' Aid
were Mrs. Carrie Pepper and Mrs
Minnie Waiston.
There will he preaching service at
Bethel Chnrch on Sunday morning,
following Sabbath school at 9:i5 o.
clock.
The iIpworth League was led by
Mrs. Gloria Evans last Sunday night.
The EPWOrth League will hold It's
meeting at z O'Clock this Sunday
night at the Methodist Church.
The Presbyterian Church services
are held IN the afternoon: Sabbath
school at l 30 and the sermon by
Rev. w. S. Kreger at 2:3O.
The Christian Church people are
having extensive improvements
made To their church; consequently
are worshipping with the other two
churches in town.
MIR. and Mrs. Sheppard Truitt of
Piney Neck. near Dag5boro. motored
to the home of Mr.. and Mrs Ebe Da-
wilson on Sunday morning, where
they had dinner and spent the after
noon. Mrs. Truitt is cousin OF Ebe
Davidson.
Mr. and Mrs. Harley Burbage. Mr.
and Mrs. Sfratton Burbage aud son
and Mr.. and Mrs. Willard
Murray and their son Woodrow were
entertained at dinner on Sunday al
the home of their aunt and mother,
Mrs. AnIie DerricksOn
Mr. and Mrs. George Knox are re-
ceiying congratulations upon the
bith of tine daughter, on WGdnes-
day. November ~. at their home
here, Weight lDA pounds. She has
been named Judith Duann Knox.
The Saving Circle OF the Presby
terian Chlrch held u covered dish
dinner and bazaar on Wednesday af-
tern0On Oi this week, at the home of
Mrs Annie ID. Belts.
Word came of the passing of Har-
ry Tunnel, OF East Quogue. Long Is
land, y. Y, on Thursday. November
30. at the age OF 73 years. The de- I.
ceased was the son Of the late Capt !
John V. Tunncll, of Ocean View He 7
is survived by his widow, Mrs Jes- /.
5ie Tunnel His mother was from |
New York, before her marriage TO !
Capt. John v Tunnel. of this town. I
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Holt and !
Miss Dorothy Holt. who
5 a secretary at Buntinss Nurseries. !
md Miss Mabel Holt. Il student at u
music academy in Pennsylvania. at
ended the Army and Navy football
game in Philadelphia on Saturday.
Grace Dukes also attended the game
Lemuel Lynch of Philadelphia mo-
ored here and visited his sister, Mrs.
'larence Hearn and brother-in-law
nd other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip West were
,leased 10 have their children, name
y. Mrs. Mae Parker and friend. and
'er daughter, Mildred Parker. also
iiss Anne West, r. y, of Philadel-
,hia, as guests last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zeno Long called on
fr. and Mrs. Ebe Davidson and Mr..
nd Mrs Clarence Iearn.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lathbury visit
d their son and daughter and baby
aughter on Saturday, Mr.. and Mrs
ieorge Knox and Duann Knox.
Mrs. lrml Wilfong and sisters,