Milford chronicle., 1940-07-26
OCEAN VIEW

II II real summer here, with eX.
tTemely warm temperature. Il ii
enjoyable out-of-doors sitting un-
der q shady tree, or by the Atlantic
Ocean on the beach, which Is only
q mile from here.
A number Of people motor to Beth.
any Beach In order to cool on before
retiring for the night.
Remember the church services on
Sunday. Two hours spent ID Sunday
school and worship services, COM
bined on Sunday morning; with only
one hour OF service In the evening,
will bring inspiration and build up
our spiritual life, that needs restor-
ation In summer as well as winter.
wonder how many Of ue observe the
ten commandments to the best of
our ability? They are found IL Exo-
aus goth Chapter, of the Bible
Rev. ]. q. Parker spoke on Sun
day evening on the gift OF the Holy
Spirit. He quoted Zachariah 4:6-
mot by might, nor by power, but By
my Spirit saith the Lord" And St.
John 3:16"For God so loved the
world that He gave His only begot-
ten Son, that whosoever believeth in
Him should not perish, but have
everlasting life" That verse takes
in every nation on the earth.
MIR. and Mrs. G. Roland Messick OF
Milford, and their daughters, Sarah
and Elizabeth, motored through
Ocean View, enroute to Ocean City,
Md. They attended Bethel Metho-
dist Church services on Sunday
morning and greeted several friends.
Miss Mabel Holt sang the seIec-
tion, Prayer" at the morning ser
vice on Sunday.
Miss Mary Annsley Short OF viii
inington, visited Mrs. Mary Calhoun
on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Taylor, Of
Haworth, N. j., are visiting their
parents, MIR. and Mrs. Frank Moore.
Capt and Mrs. Reuben Daisay mo-
tored from their home In West Phil
adelphia and spent sae wesksends
with MIR. and Mrs. Francis Derrick
son.
Mrs. Clara Richards, Of Philadel-
phia, is spending the summer with
her sister, Mrs. Annie Is. West, here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Richards OF
Philadelphia, visited his mother,
Mrs. Clara Richards, here, on Sum
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph s. Rogers, OF
Milford were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Stratton Burbage on Friday.
Miss Mary Louise Manning OF Ar |
Va, accompanied Miss AL
beFta Pusey from Washington, d, c., |
where they hold positions, and spent 1
the weekend with the latter's par !,
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Pusey.
Miss Jean Shiflett OF Wilmington
and Miss Catherine Parsons, reg
islered nurse at the Wilmington
General Hospital. spent the week
md here with Mr.. and Mrs. J. N.
Parsons
Mrs. Augustus Bennett, Mrs. Will
ard Holloway, Mrs. Stratton Bur-
5sge and Mrs. Joseph s. Rogers, mo-
ored to Ocean City, Md, and had
breakfast at the Atlantic Hotel ON
Friday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lemuel Lynch of
motored here and Yis-
ted Mr.. and Mrs. Clarenee Hearn on
sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Charlie West OF CAM
len, N. j.. visited Harvey James and
dr. and Mrs Eber Daisey over the
weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Short and
aughter, Mary Ann and son. Timo-
by motOred from West Philadelphia
nd spent the weekend with their
randmother, Mrs. Martha Conoway. {
Charles Hooker and niece. Miss
,leanor Belts, who are employed at
be Carlton Hotel In Rehoboth, Vis-
ed their relatives here. namely:
Irs. Ethel Hooker and Mr.. and Mrs.
. T. Belts and daughter Jeanette on
aturday night. 3
Mrs. Katie Tunnell aud Miss Caro- G
ne Biddle were entertained at sup /
er by Mrs. Ethel Hooker at her b
Ome on Monday. a
The Millville Fire Company'a Aux
larry will hold bake on Saturday q
orning, August 8, at Bethany Beach N
D the boardwalk, between the hours +
10 a. m. and - noon.
a special feature at the annual a
ONE Coming Day at Ocean View on B
Iednesday, August 2, will be an ad-
'ess by the Mayor Of Dover, Mr.. e
Ioodford, and also Joseph Lank will d
We an address. The program will N
published next week dl
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Brittlngham Of
agsboro and Philadelphia enter te
ined at a turkey dinner IN honor Of al
70. Nelson Dolby on her birthday.
lly 5, at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. 81
lymond Dolby. the latters son and d
Re.
Miss Catherine Parsons motored
1m Wilmington. and spent q few be
Us with her parents, MF. and Mrs. de
Nj Parsons. an
Capt. and Mrs Russell Richards an
Philadelphia with their daughter. as
ances, and son, Stanley. are visit =
) their father, James a. Richards
re, while they are staying az their Ge
miner home at Bethany Beach Nj
Mrs. Hickman and con o. PAilh- Dg
Iphia, have returned home after Nj
ifinR her daughter cad eon-in- en-
v, Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Hudson. be
Ar. and Mrs. Edward Bunting Of Fl
mdens N J., aud Mr. ana Agrs Dc