Milford chronicle., 1939-01-13
OCEAN VIEW

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There was an improvement in the
attendance at the Bible School ses-
! sion on Sunday morning, at Bethel
NJ. f. Church. The worship service
4 began at IL o'clock. Rev. Ivanhoe
! Willis delivered a forceful and inspir-
ing sermon from the text as found in
Proverbs 23rd Chapter and 3lst and
32nd verses. He said we should pro-
vide a pure atmosphere in which to
attain a good life. Furthermore. he
said, When we win souls to Christ,
it is our work to pray for them and
feed them with spiritual food"
The order of Sunday services for
next Sunday morning, January 18th,
az Bethel NJ E. Church: Sunday
School at 9:45; Glass meeting at IL
o'clock; preaching by DR.. J. ]. Bunt-
ing, district superintendent, will take
place at Millville at IL O'Clock A. M.
In the evening. Rev. Bunting will de-
liver the sermon here at Bethel NJ.
Il. Church.
A welcome is extended to everyone
TO come and worship at these SER
vices.
AT the Ladies' Aid held on Tues
day night, election of officers were
declared for the ensuing year: Presi-
dent. Mrs. Jennie Parsons; vice-pres-
idant, Mrs. Elsie Hickman; secre-
tary, Florence Burbage; assistant
secretary. Matte Hudson; treasurer,
Georgia Johnson, and purchasing
committee, Elsie Evans, Emma Nc
Cabe and Effie Nelson. Refreshments
were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy Nelson mo-
tOred to Ocean City. Md. OH Sunday
and visited Mrs. Sarah E. Derrickson
and Mrs. Frank Phillips.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Burbage mo-
tered to Lewes and were guests at
dinner of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Richards. And at Ocean City. Md,
they visited Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Phillips.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Hooker and
son Charles Hooker entertained at
dinner on Friday. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel T. Belts
and three daughters, Grace, Eleanor
and Jeanette, and Mr.. and Mrs. Boyer |
Hooker and three sons. Wilbert, |
Clayton and Jacob, and their two |
Bessie and Mary.
The Loyal Workers Sunday School |
Glass, with Mrs. Marguerite McCabe, |
president, and Mrs. Ethel Davidson, |
he teacher, together with its several |
held their monthly meet |
ng ut the home of Mrs. Cecile Steele |
IN Tuesday night of this week. Jan.
10th. Everyone brought covered
fish of food. and enjoyed dinner.
Mrs. Steele. the hostess. served de-
iciOus refreshments.
On this occasion, the names of
heir forget-me-nOt sister were made
Known. and a pleasant time was
ipent.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. McCabe enter
aimed at family dinner ON Sunday
heir three sons. Mr.. and Mrs. YER
ION McCabe and daughter, Emma
trace. and two sons. Vernon, Jr.,
md Oliver; Mr.. and Mrs. Amos
dcCabe and four daughters. Paul
he. Ruth. Frances and Hilda. and
dr. and Mrs. Paul McCabe and two
daughters. Shirley and Aimee, and
on Paul, Jr. After the turkey din
ler. callers who visited them were
drs. Alice Richards and son, Everett
richards and wife. of Roxana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Dolby gave
dinner on Monday of last week
Fith their children as guests: Mr..
nd Mrs. Raymond Dolby and son
bruce Ray, Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney
and daughter Betty Lou;
Ir. and Mrs. Clarence Dolby and
Iiss Loretta Dolby; Mr.. and Mrs.
liner Justice and three daughters.
.fterwards Mr.. Nelson Dolby return
d to his position on a steamer in
Mr. and Mrs. George Mitchell. Rev.
r. Glenn, Mrs. Margaret Nelson
nd Mrs. Allie Mae Phillips attended
lie Sunday School Institute held at