Milford chronicle., 1940-08-09
OCEAN VIEW

lue annual family picnic OF IN
descendants of the late Jacob an
Louisa Lynch was held at Bethan
Beach on Wednesday, July 81. Their
were four generations present
Those who attended were Mrs. Addi
MCGEE, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarencl
Hearn, Mr. and Mrs. Zeno Long, Mr.
end Mrs. David Hall, Mr.. and Mrs
Louis Lathbury, Mrs. Elsie Town
send, Miss Alberta Long and sol
Ralph, Mr.. and Mrs. John Hall anC
children, Jack, David and Sandra
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Bennett anC
sons, Raymond and David, Mr.. anC
Mrs. Elisha Quillen and daughters
Joan and Carolyn; Miss Elva Hall
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. David Hall
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Evans and
sons, Jehu and Reginald, Mr. and
Mrs. George Knox and daughter. Ju-
9th, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles West and
son Wayne, Mr.. AMI Mrs Frank
Townsend, and son, Gerald, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Godfrey, Prof. Clarence
Short and Louis Quillen. Everyone
spent an enjoyable time with plenty
Of fried chicken, lima beans and
corn, besides other appetizing food,
with cake and pie for dessert. The
occasion was a very happy one
Mrs. Vannie Dolby entertained at
luncheon on Friday her friends,
Mrs. Allie Pickering of Philadelphia,
who is summering at Bethany Beach,
Mrs. Katie Hall of Bethany Beach,
and Mrs. Alvanna Campbell of
FTankford, daughter of Mrs. Dolby,
anA Aaurnkfrw L.
a niece, Barbara Jean Justice, of
Iehoboth. The time was spent in
pleasant and friendly conversation.
Mrs. Bessie Martin of Camden, NJ
j., has been the guest of her sister,
Mrs. Angie Van SAINT. They spent
Saturday afternoon with Lille H.
Belts.
MIS- Katie Tunnsll entertained at
a beach party on Friday night at
bethany Beach, the following rela-
tives. which included nephews,
nieces and other near relatives.
Those present were George H.
West and family of Lake Charles, |
La, his sister, Mrs. Mildred Cox, of |
Maxton, N. c., Mr.. aud Mrs John /
Tingle Of Omar, the latter another |
sister. remembered as Ethel West; |
an aunt to the above, namely, Mrs. |
Clarence Esham and c. Esham and !
son Harrison, of Frsnkford, also
their several cousins, Mr. and Mrs. |
John F. Safberg of Philadelphia, for
nerly Helen Tunnell, Mr.. and Mrs. |
Charles Cox, remembered as Edith
Tunnel. and their son. Richard, who
sre spending the summer in Ocean
View, and Mr.. and Mrs. H. D.
Thompson. Of Salisbury, the latter
was formerly Kathryn Tunnell Ev-
cryone enjoyed a pleasant reunion.
Miss Florence Disco of Baltimore
and sister. Lucy, were present also
a. the above party.
The proceeds from the bake held
by the ladies' auxiliary of the Mill !
nile Fire Company, held at Bethany
Beach last Saturday. amounted to !
1882. They wish to thank every /
me who participated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Miley and l
ion Eugene of Ardmore, Pa, visited
heir father, Harvey James. over the /
Weekend. q
Capt and Mrs. Irve Bennett Of '
Highland Park, Pa, visited Harvey v
ames and other relatives here.
Mrs. Allie Richards and sister, d
frs. George Hooker 0f Philadelphia, ]
re visiting their parents, Mr.. and n
Irs H. o. Murray. l,
Mrs. Ernest Lathbury of Philadel- v
Iia, has been visiting her parents,
In. and Mrs. Isaac L. Bennett. s
Mr. and Mrs FraCs Moore have O
=turned home after spending seS F
raj days with their daughter and b
on-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
aylor, at Haworth, N. ].
Mrs. Mary A. Short of Washing
IN, d. c., visited relatives and 4.
lends at Bethany Beach recently. y
The passing OF Frank owen Der y,
ckson. Is years old. son of MIR. and .
RS. Horace Derrickson, Of Phila- !"
,lphia, came as a shock to this COM =,
unity, last Saturday. Death follow
a two days illness with strepto- \,
'cci, on Friday night, August 2. =,
uneral services we're held at the 81
Ime of his parents in Philadelphia
| Monday night. Burial took place of
| Tuesday in Bethel cemetery here = !.
sV. ]. E. Parker officiating at the 5.
ave. -
Our sympathy is extended to the
reaved parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hor- -
G o. Derrickson and children. Ray -
Ond and Virginia. who survive; q.
30 the grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. =,
ven Derrickson and great-grand- ~
0ther. Mrs. Kate Derrickson, OF
is town. !.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Bunting, the IS, a
ter was Loretta Dolby before her
lrriage, and brother, Clarence Doll -
and wife Of Philadelphia, and ~ ~
mden, N. j., motored here and y.
re guests of their mother, Mrs s
lson Dolby .over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Clark and son -, -
nmie Clark, and Johnny. Of Phila- =
lphia, and this town, visited their
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Bishop.
e latter is recovering from a se- chi
re illness. -,
Mrs. DR.. Harry West and sister Of
nston-Salem, NJ c., are spending IN
'ir vacation at Bethany Beach. IN