Milford chronicle., 1940-11-01
OCEAN VIEW

the Christian Church at the Daia
ware State Christian Endeavor CON
vention IN Wilmington in October.
The Women's Society Of Christian
Service will hold turkey supper il
Bethel Methodist Church dining
room on Friday, November 8. RoasI
turkey fruit cup. stuffng, mashed
white potatoes, giblet gravy, cole
slaw, turnip greens, sweet potatoes
pickles, cranberry sauce, celery
peas, rolls, butter, pie and coffee
Adult ticket Of admission rs cents
begins at 4:30, and continues until
all have been taken care Of.
Remember the Sunday services on
Sunday, Nov, 3. At Bethel Methodist
Church, Sunday School at 9:45 A. M.
All are invited to attend the testi-
mony meeting conducted BY ] A.
Richards at II o'clock. The Ep-
worth League will be in charge Of
Miss Pauline McCabe at 6.45 on
Sunday evening, followed by the
sermon delivered by Rev. j. z. Par
ker at 1880 P. M. The Junior Choir
Will sing during the worship SER
vice. 1t is desired that the Junior
Choir be present at o'clock in the
Sunday School room in order to be
ready with their Vestments and
hymn books. Rehearsal this Friday
night in church.
The Woman's Christian Temper
anee Union had as their guests on
Monday evening of this week the
neWly-organized w. C. r. U. Of
ClarksYllle and community. The
meeting took place in Bethel Meth
Odist Sunday school room.
James A. Richards of this town
and his daughter and son-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Cooper and
son Roger of Philadelphia, we're
guests at dinner Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Abisha Cooper at Bethany Beach on
Sunday.
James B. Hudson, aged SO years,
died at his home here on Monday |
night, October 2S, after several
weeks illness. The deceased was
the son of the late James and Mary
Hudson, who were well known in
this community. He leaves to sur
vive, a widow, Mrs. Mary Evans
Hudson; two sons, James of Vir-
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mingtOn; three daughters, Mrs. Le-
Ona Allen, Mrs. Helen Baxter, and
Of this community, Mrs. Hazel Simp-
son. Funeral services were con-
Quoted in the Presbyterian Church
here, in charge of Rev. Rodney Boaz.
assisted by Rev. J. E. Parker Of the
Methodist Church, and Rev. J. r.
Glenn of the Christian Church.
Burial in the Presbyterian Church
Several who came from a distance
to attend Mr.. Hudson's funeral were
Mrs, Annie NAPLES of Palmyra, N. Y.
a sister of Mrs. Mary Hudson, the !
widow. and Mrs. Ella Hand Of Cam
den, N. j., a sister-in-law, and Mrs.
William Burbage of Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Cobb and two :
Florence and Ralph, have
from their vacation spent !
1t Atlantic City. N. j., Valley Forge.
Pa, and Philadelphia, while on
motor trip.
Mrs. Katie Tunnel and Miss Caro-
inc Biddle motored to Philadelphia :
md were guests of Mrs. Clifford !,
Esham last week. Upon their re- Z
urn, Mrs. Emma Richards accom- = :
lanied them here for a visit with \
riends. :,
Kendall Hudson and wife of !
lillsbOro, visited parents, Mr.. and 4
frs, Thomas H. Hudson, on Sunday. !, y
Madison NAPLES, Of New York, = =
anne to accompany his mother home y
rom here on Sunday, after she had y
isited her brother, James M. Evans -
nd sister, Mrs. Mary Hudson. Z"
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wiley and n
No daughters of MillVille, were din ~ y
er guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence q
Iolt on Sunday. ue
Miss Mabel Holt OF Linden Hall, n,
usic academy of Pennsylvania, Wis ~
ed her parents and sister, Mr.. and =,
RS. C. B. Holt and Miss Dorothy
olt, over the weekend. NJ,
Miss Jeanette Belts was given Z. r.
lrprise party upon her birthday on ~
lturday, October 26. It was her
th anniversary. A number Of her -
lends spent the evening at her III
me. Games were played and re- ~ ~
eshments OF ice cream and cake -,
rs served Favors of small pump
MS filed with candy were given 81
e guests. in keeping with the Hal g., 81
We'en season. -
Mrs. Elsie Hickman has returned 80
me after spending two weeks with ~ ~
latives in New York and New A'i
rsey. a.
Irs. Willis Mitchell returned home ~
I'm a Wilmington Hospital after ~,
.eiVinR treatment there. We hone ~,
: her a speedy recovery. o,s rs
Rev. J. e. Parker preached in X X
rrington Methodist Church on -
nday night, and our local preach 81, ~
T. H. Hudson, preached here in /
: Methodist Church. M,
nhe grandchildren of the deceased - 49,
mes B. Hudson, and his surviving -
low. Mrs Mary Hudson, are, as cla
lows: Kathryn and David Allen, MI
nes, Joseph and Emma Hudson, =
lcy and Patsy Baxter and Lois and
lpson. Poi
.itty Allen came from college in 80 80
lnessee to attend the funeral SER N
Is for her grandfather, James B. vviI
ison. She was accompanied here 1nst 80
her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. y
les Hudson, Jr., and their son, ,;an
les, III, Of Charlottesville. Va. nj,
Ir. and Mrs. John Mitchell and or, ,
!. Verona Hiestand motored to INV ! ~,
ton. Md, and spent from Mon re-. l1.ss
OF last week until Wednesday ~, ilai
! Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Mitchell. uesi
lie there they enjoyed a fishing ~
catching II trout and 8 black
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