Milford chronicle., 1940-02-02
OCEAN VIEW


day night there almost as many
who attended the preaching service
at Bethel Church. Rev. ]. e. Parker
delivered an impressive sermon from
the text found in Matthew 9TH Chap
ter and 24th verse: Therefore who
BOever heareth these sayings Of mine,
and doeth them, will liken him unto
wise man, who built his house upon
a rock"
The vested junior choir rendered
special singing.
The fourth quarterly conference
will be held in Bethel Methodist
Church on Tuesday night, February
l3. at 1880 o'clock. DR.. Walter
Hearn, superintendent of Dover dis
tFict, of which this church is a mem
ber, will conduct the business of
the church.
The Ladies' Aid Society will have
its business meeting and social on
Tuesday night, February 9Th, in the
Sunday School room of the MethO-
dist Church.
The official board of stewards and
trustees will conduct their business
on the same night in the church.
Mrs. Frank Wright, OF Wilmington,
spent the weekend with her father,
James A. Richards, here.
Messrs. Walter Hudson, Ulysses |
Hickman and ROddie Murray motor |
ed TO Milford on Sunday and visited |
the latter's uncle, Irwin Murray, who |
is receiving treatment at the Milford |
Memorial Hospital His condition is |
not improving much.
George DerricksOn made a trip to
Milford on Friday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Knox and
daughter Judith Duane entertained
at dinner on Sunday their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Lathbury, their
aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Hearn, and sister and brother,
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Evans and
two sons, Jehu and Reginald. 1t was
the occasion of Clarence Hearn's
birthday on Sunday, Jan. q,
Mrs. Matte Hudson, who is receiv-
ing treatment at the Milford Memo
rial Hospital. is improving slowly.
On Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Kover
Hudson of Wilmington, and Emory
Hudson of Baltimore, Md, visited
their mother. Mrs. Thomas H. Hud- /
son at the Milford Hospital.
Mrs. Addie Magee has been sick
with a severe cold. We hope she is
improving at this time. I
Mrs. John Mitchell who has been
Qnite III. is better. and was able to
visit her son, Willis Mitchell, and y
wife here on Friday overnight
Miss Frances McCabe was the ;
guest Of Miss Florence Cobb over +,
the weekend.
mir. ana MRS. Harley Burbage mo- :
tOred to Lewes on Sunday and were !,
dinner guests of their sister and p
brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Clar- v
ence Richards, and daughters. .
Miss Mary C. Evans came from
her position in Seaford and spent the +
weekend with her parents, Mr.. and n
Mrs. James NJ. Evans.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Holt and daugh-
ter Dorothy were dinner guests of
MIR. and Mrs. George l. Quillen on
Sunday. =
The big snow is still on the
ground and in some places banked
high. II is pretty sight, but incon- y !
Venient for those having to be out Il
in it to attend to their work. 1t is d
considered good for wheat and other =,
seed crops. u
Tue funeral services of Mrs. Ethel
hcNalty took place at the Presbyter- u y
an Church here on Saturday after u
loon, Jan. 26. Rev. ]. r. Glenn, pas d
or of the Christian Church, con-
lucted the services. The deceased -
caves to survive, a husband and one y
aughter, of Philadelphia, James Nc u'
'alty, besides a mother, Mrs. Lizzie =.
iall of this community, and several -
isters survive. She died at her VI "
ONE in Philadelphia, and her re- III
lains were brought here for burial -.
l Bethel Methodist cemetery. WI
Mr.. and Mrs. Zene Long motOred O.
ere and visited Mr.. and Mrs. Clar- n o'
ace Hearn on Monday. ", W.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. McCabe visited -
leir son and daughter-in-la law, Amos o,
cCabe and wife and their daughters e.
Sunday afternoon, and were ~"
tests there for dinner, afterwards a.,
ming here for the church services ~
Bethel Church. NlS
Miss Emma Grace McCabe and bro 49,
er Vernon visited their grandpar- NJ; Sgl
It's, Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. McCabe, on
lnday for luncheon, in the evening. ore
Jonathan Long, who has been sick mi
TN indigestion, is recovering slow =
at his home here. mir
Messrs. Selby Hickman and James mai
ckson are conducting a dressed ter
lcken store in Camden, N. J.
Mrs. Alice MCGEE visited her son Lol
d Mr.. and Mrs. Fred MCGEE. Eli
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Dr. II. V. Holloway will show the Del
wing pictures of his trip to South VIII
nerica last summer at the meeting Gre
the P. T. A. on the fifth of Febru- thil
These cOlored pictures give a tim
endid insight into the life of many the
our South American neighbors. cati
Holloway will touch on the Good thai
lghbor policy of the United sixt
ties. rem
group of senior high school pu- indl
under the direction of Miss Mar occI
III will present a dramatization thai
tiled Ways of Living Together" MOI
)ral reading, type of vocal en- culC
Iainment new in this section, will higl
featured in this presentation, A ber.
up OF girls from the junior high 1874
ool will sing Lovely Appear" by cept
mod. nan
II members of the P. T. A. are the
ed to attend this meeting and In
lg their friends. Everyone is ally
come. Because of the long pro- elm
m the meeting will start at 1880 to q