Milford chronicle., 1940-04-19
OCEAN VIEW

hrs. Roxie Milligan, IN Philadelphia
on Wednesday, April 10. His body
was brought to the home Of his
laughter. Mrs. Hettie Gray, here.
Friday. Funeral services were held
on Sunday afternoon at Bethel Meth
odlst Church. at 1880 O'Clock. The
deceased was = Christian and at
tended Bethel Church here for many
years. having lived here with his
wife. the late Mrs. Annie Daisey. He
leaves three sons, Horace Of Phiia-
celphia. COrbett Daisey OF Lewes,
and Urah Daisey OF New York, and
enc son. Kendall Daisey, deceased; +;
five daughters. Mrs. Roxie Milligan
and Mrs Minerva Hudson OF Phila-
delphia: Mrs. Sadie Murray Of Phil
adelphia, and Mrs. Hettie Gray, Of
near Ocean View, and one daughter
now deceased. Also one brother,
former Representative Ferdinand
Daisey Of Frankford, besides several
grandchildren and great-grandchil-
dren. Rev. j.. Z, Parker, minister Of
Bethel Church, conducted the SER
vices. The many aoral tributes
we're beautiful. Interment at St.
Georges cemetery.
Mrs. Asher Nelson and Mrs. James
Lynch came from their homes in
East LausdOwne. Pa, and visited
Mrs. Jennie Simpler in Selbyville
and Mrs. Martha Conway and Mrs.
Matte Hudson here.
Miss Alice Bennett, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac l.. Bennett, Of
Ocean View, was united in marriage
Ia Ernest L.athbury. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Horace Lathbury. The we'd
ding took place at the home OF the
brides parents, on Saturday after
Roon, April 13, at A:30 o'clock. The
immediate members of relatives Of
the bride and groom attended the
ceremony, which was performed by
Rev. Frank Baker, pastor OF st.
Georges Methodist Church. A rel
ception followed the wedding. The
bride wore a gown Of pOwder-biue
crepe silk, with accessories tQ match.
Her cOrsage was approprteke. Their !
attendants were Forrest Lathbury,
brother of the groom, and Miss
Elizabeth Setman, a friend Of the
bride. Miss Setman wore a gown
OF a deeper shade Of blue. and a cor
sage, with a dash of daisies. Both |
corsages were arranged by florist, |
who also presented the bride with |
gladiOli to decorate the home tof |
the occasion. Many beautiful and
handsome gifts were received. After !
the reception, the happy couple left |
for their home in Stonehurst Hills, /
Pa, which has been newly furnished.
The bride has many friends here and
was president of the Sunday School |
class of which Mrs. Lille Belts is
teacher.
The Loyal Workers Sunday School
of Bethel Methodist Church held /
its April meeting at the home OF
Mrs. Elsie Hickman. There were
~ present, namely, Mesdames Flor
ence Burbage, Marguerite McCabe,
Georgia johnson, Eva DerricksOn,
Cecile Steele. Mary Cobb, Leona AL
len, Elva Steele, Jennie Parsons,
Mamie Hickman, Ethel Davidson and
the hostess, Mrs. Elsie Hickman. Af-
ter devodons. The business Of the
class was transacted. An enjoyable
time Of fellowship was spent Re-
Of ice cream, cookies and
saltines was served by Mrs. Hick-
man. the hostess.
The Willing Workers S. S. Class
met at the home Of Mrs. Georgia
on Wednesday evening with
he following members present: Mrs.
Elsie Evans, Mrs. Effie Nelson, Mrs.
Nettie Hickman, Mrs. Carrie Pepper,
Mrs. Minnie Watson. Mrs. Maud
hickman Refreshments of ice cream
Ind crackettes were served by Mrs.
the teacher.
The Sunday School held at the
Methodist Church on Sunday morn
ng wa sattended by III. with an Of
ering for missionaries and benevol- .
,nces of $500. for the month OF
april.
There will be preaching services
leld at Bethel Church on Sunday
light, April 21. Sunday school Will :
,e held in the morning. The junior :
.hoir will sing at night. Every !
member is requested to be there.
From one who attended the meet
ng last Tuesday evening: "The peo- 3
lie in the southeastern part of Della \
ware should have heard Hon. Rus
ell Seville. a national representa- {
i've Of the DR.. Francis E. Town
ends Recovery Plan, who explain
d in detail why the plan should be- Z
ONE a law. There are forty repre- 8
touring the United States, :
the Townsend plan, and
Townsend clubs. The :
lub members can help get the 3
'ownsend bill through Congress. :
his recovery law would be bless :
az TO the old, middle age and the :
oung people. But the yeaIpg peo- :
le would receive the greatest bene- :
{. Therefore, everybody should be-
ing to a Townsend club. for the 8
reasons: First, because It :
J to yonr interest whether you are
oung or old. II insures employ 3
lent. Second. il is patriotic and =
lands for preservation of our Con- 3
.itutiOnal Government. Third, il is =
lie Christian way Of solving our =
roblems.2 =
Come to Lord Baltimore Public =
chooi on Tuesday night. April %, e
ld Join the Townsend Club. Thom- =
J H. Hudson was appointed tenn
lraFy chairman. and Mrs. Ethel g
avidson, temporary secretary and =
easurer for the above movement =
fs non-partisan.
Misses Jeanette and Bessie Taylor s
Washington, D. G.. will be guests s
their cousin. Mrs. Norman Cal
'un. Jr.. over the weekend. 2