Milford chronicle., 1940-01-26
OCEAN VIEW

NH
needs everyone to serve Him. HI
has q place and purpose for each o
us. Your presence at these services
count for a great deal in promoting
Christianity in the church commun
ity
on Sunday night, Jan. 2S, the Ju'
nlor Choir will assist at the evening
service. There will be preaching al
7:45 in the evening, following Ep-
worth League at r. NJ.
9:45 A. M.-The morning service
can be made interesting with a full
hour Of Bible study, and afterwards
class meeting, where the congrega-
ton tell their experiences in the
Christian life. read where
more people are brought to Christ's
Way Of living through the exper-
fences of others"
MIR. and Mrs. Francis DerrieksOn
and their daughter Elizabeth enter
tanned at dinner on Sunday, the fol-
lowing guests: Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
II. Hickman, Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil
McCabe and the latter's mother, Mrs
Quillen, Capt and Mrs. Reuben
Daisey and Mrs. Samuel Baldwin, of
Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs. Harbeson
Hickman and son, Raymond, and an
ether son, HarbesOn Hickman, Jr.,
his wife and young daughter, Gerald
inc, also Edna; Mr.. and Mrs. Maur-
ice J. Evans and son Jimmie and
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas e. Hickman,
Jr. of this town.
Robert Hudson. who holds a posi-
tion in New York with the Coast
Guard, spent the weekend with his
wife at their home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Keene and
son Maurice motored To Laurel and
visited their father. John Pusey and
wife there
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Parsons of
Newark. visited their parents. MIR.
and Mrs. NJ. j. Parsons here on
Sunday, and sisters. Catherine and
Hannah Parsons. Mrs. Hannah Par
sons, the mother of NJ. J. Parsons,
accompanied her son and his wife
from her home at ParsOnsburg. Md.
for a visit with them here.
We have been having sunshine, al
though the weather has been and
still is extremely cold The temper
atuFe was Just a few degrees above
zero in this town.
Irwin Murray. who lives alone. was
stricken at his home on Friday
night. He walked to a neighbor's |
home. while in a semi-cOnscious |
condition. having become very cold |
II was found that his feet and |
hands were frozen purple. due TO ex-
pOsure, at his home. At this time, /
Mr.. Murray has been taken to the /
hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Evans and
three children have been and are
spending some time in SeafOrd at
the home of the latter's parents, MIR.
and Mrs. William ThOrnburgh. Mrs.
Evans has been assisting in the home
there during the convalesence of
Mrs. Thornburgh. Mr.. Evans ex-
poets 10 take a job there in the near
future They wtll visit their home
here from time to time.
James b. Hudson observed his Goth
birthday on Saturday, January 20, at
Ids home here. His wife, Mrs. James
b. Hudson. entertained at supper in
his honor. Mrs. Annie Richards. sis
ter Of Mr.. Hudson. In the evening
their two daughters and their fam
lilies came to wish their father many
more happy birthdays. Those pres
ent We're: Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Allen
and son David. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Baxter and two daughters. Lois and
Nancy. and John Mitchell. Home
made ice cream was served. Their
three grandchildren were present.
who live in this community. Their
Oldest son. James Hudson, Jr.. lives
in Virginia. Another son, David
resides in Wilmington, and
their youngest child. daughter Mrs.
Hazel Simpson. and her daughter,
live at Chesapeake City, Nd. There
sre five children living. and eight
Due to the extreme
weather the latter three children I
were unable TO be present.
Mrs. Thomas II. Hudson is receiv-
ing treatment at the Milford hospital /
or a stomach ailment. We hope for
Ter speedy recovery. {
Emory Hudson came from Balti- /
more. Nd, and spent the weekend g
With his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. |
L. Hudson. Mr. Hudson accOmpan- f
ed his mother to the Milford Memo v
ial Hospital, assisted by Miss Cath v
rine Parsons. r. ~, on Sunday
morning. Also Thomas II. Hudson n
vent with them. :,
Harry Knox. Sr.. has been quite a
lex at his home near here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hearn and I;
lr. and Mrs. George Knox motored o.
D Delmar and visited Mr.. and Mrs. Il
'atrick Hearn, thence to Laurel I,
lhere they visited Mr.. and Mrs. il
ohm Elliott. NJ
Miss Doris Hickman was the guest II
I Mrs. Norman Bunting and daugh- 81
er, Gloria, at FrankfOrd, over the
leek-end. "
Jonathon Long is improving from 81
severe illness that attacked him
ne last of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall Hudson of
lillsborO visited their parents, MIR.
nd Mrs. Thomas H. Hudson, here. te
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Miley and W
On Eugene mOtOred from Ardmore. sc
a., and visited their father, Harvey al
ames, over weekend. H
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Cobb gave a N
inner on Sunday. Guests were Mrs. q;
nnie Richards, Harry Mitchell and F.
II. and Mrs. Kendall Richards and FL
m Roland Cobb was present, m
laving for Jourden Diesel Engineer Ii
Is College. Philadelphia, on Sunday. NJ
The marriage of Miss Grace Spence II
Baltimore, Md. to Irwin Brasure, III
~ Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner Brasure, by
'Ok place at parsonage on Monday,