Milford chronicle., 1940-02-23
OCEAN VIEW

Mr.. and Mrs. Francis DerricksOn
and daughter Elizabeth and Mrs.
Georgia Johnson and grandson,
Charles were guests at dinner at
the home of Mr.. and Ers. Harry Quill
len at Harrington on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ Kaufman mo-
tOred to Philadelphia and Baltimore
over the weekend.
At the Methodist Church Sunday
school on Sunday morning. the su-
perintendent. Thomas e. Hickman,
conducted the worship service, as
follows: Hymn, Il Need Jesus, 3"
prayer by Mrs. Georgia A. Richards;
scripture reading and hymn, then
lesson from the scripture discussed
in the classes, Good Citizens and
Good Neigbbors" Preaching service
was held at IL o'clock in the morn
ing. In the evening the EpwOrth
League was led by Mrs. Florence
Evans. The sermon was delivered by
the minister, Rev. ]. Z. Parker and
was based On the text found in Pro-
verbs, 10th chapter and 32nd verse.
He spoke of George Washington and
how we think of his greatness in the
service he rendered. His spirit Of hui
mility. There were three points Rev.
Parker stressed: First, Washing
tons obedience to his mother and his
respect; second, His vision of the
future. faith and hope in God; third,
He was a man who made sacrifices.
The beautiful flowers that were
placed on the chaneektable at Bethel
fNhHnrsrsh hnasn Grnnhnrr
sented by Mrs. Virginia Miley of
ATdmOre, Pa. and Mrs. Pearl MuT-
ray Of Frankfort. in memory of their
mother, Mrs. Harvey James. who de
parted this life year ago, February
Is. The hymn. Sunrise was sung
by the choir in memory of Mra Sal
lie James at the morning service.
The adult choir was enlarged on
Sunday night by a group of six men
who sang we'll We look forward to /
their assistance in the choir each I
Sunday evening.
The junior chCir also will have its I
place next Sunday night.
Mrs. George I. Quillen. Misses Dor
othy Holt and Doris Hickman have
returned from an automobile trip TO I
several interesting places in Florida I
and the South.
Edward McCabe. of Selbyvillc and
MIR. and Mrs. West Long of Days
bOrO, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence I
EIearn on Saturday and Sunday
Mrs. Lille II. Belts and Mrs. Ed
ward Hickman mOtOred to Whaley- l
Vile on Tuesday to attend the fu- n
ceral services OF Mrs. Sarah Davis
Of Whaleyville, widow of the late
Green Davis. Mrs. Davis 1
died at the home of her daughter at II
Delmar. Mrs. Addie McCabe, a sis
Ter of Mrs. Davis, is not much inn
proved. She is i'll at the home Of her
son. John McCabe at RehOboth, hav-
ng suffered a stroke while ON a visit
with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. o. Murray have
home from visit with their
in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Elsie Hickman entertained
he following guests at luncheon on
Wednesday: Mrs. Cecile Steele. Mrs
Pearl Murray and Mrs. Mary Cal
lOun.
The Sunshine Glass of Mrs. Lille
Belts gave a Valentine social in the
Bethel Sunday school room on
thursday night following the prayer
ervice. as Wednesday night when
he blizzard. ragged. prevented the So
ial from taking place. The deeora-
ions were attractive.
Mrs. Eva DerficksOn and daughter
Elizabeth mOtOred to Philadelphia on
shopping trip last Friday.
Mrs. William Bant, Sr.. returned to
after a visit with her
on and his wife and grandson, Mr.
nd Mrs. Villa mBant here.
Don't forget the birds. please,