Milford chronicle., 1940-05-03
OCEAN VIEW


Hilltop Farm" the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. Nelson Dolby of Ocean View
was the scene OF a very pretty we'd
ding, when their daughter, Loretta
Hilda, was united in marriage to Ed
ward Chester Bunting, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Bunting of Lewes.
The marriage took place on SatHr-
day afternoon, April q, at 6:30
O'Clock
Rev. ]. e. Parker, minister of the
Bethel Methodist Church of Ocean
View, performed the ring ceremony,
which was impressive.
To the strains of LOhengrin's
wedding March," played by Mrs.
Ethel Davidson, the bride and groom
to be wit htheir attendants, Miss
Cynthia Evans, as bridesmaid. and
Ray Evans, an uncle of the groom,
acting as best man, stood in the
presence of relatives and few close
friends and amidst spring flowers
and potted plants. the bride was CIV
en- away by her father.
The bride wore a lovely gown of
white geOrgette chiffon, trimmed
with velvet. She wore a veil and car
rled bouquet of roses and snapdrag-
Ohs. The bridesmaid, Miss Cynthia
Evans was beautiful in a gown of
peach tulle. She carried hyacinths
and snapdragOns.
A reception followed the ceremony
after which Mr.. and Mrs. Edward |
Bunting mOtOred to New Jersey |
where they will make their home
10 to ~ I ln1 /
timOre High School and took part In
the activities of Bethel Methodist
The groom is employed in
Camden. N. j., and both have many
friends in this community.
Several who came from New Jer-
sey and Philadelphia to attend the
were Nelson Dolby, of Phil
ldslphia, Mrs Laura Dolby and son
George Willard Dolby and his fiance.
md Mrs. Anna Evans. the grOOm's
and Ray Evans, of
N. !
On Thursday night of this week,
Nay 2, Ascension Day evening a
sanctuary cOmmemOratiOn was held
n Bethel Methodist Church. with
Members and friends of MillVille
iethodist Church uniting in the SER
ice. Everyone had the privilege of !
estifying what the Sanctuary OF
God House" means to them.
There will be preaching service
eld i'm the Methodist Church next ]
sunday night. May s. 4
Sunday school and T. II. HudsOn's .
lass in morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Spanutius Of
lew York and son Wade mOtOred
ere and were guests of their mo-
ler, Mrs. Lille II. Belts and sister,
Irs. Edward Hickman and her
augllter Doris.
The W. c. r. L. had as their guests
n Monday afternoon at the home of
lrs. Lille Belts. their president.
Irs. Anna Lee Waller, state presi-
ent, and Mrs. Ethel Wheatley, the
ussex county president
Mrs. Clara Pusey visited Mrs. John
:. Carey at Frederick on Friday eve
ing.
On Sunday Mrs. Clara Pusey was
le guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
vans at Selbyville.
The dedication exercises of the
irst Christian Church will actually
egin on Friday evening. May 3. at
o'clock at the church. The speaker
m be Clff0Fd II. J0pe. OF Wash
igtOn. d. C. His subject that eve
ing will be "A Good Man" Sun
ay at 10 a. m. the Bible school will
pen under the leadership of George
7. Mitchell, superintendent At 1880
M, holy communion. followed by
le sermon, delivered by Mr.. JOpe
q the subject "The Mighty Dollar
a Mighty Work"
At p. IN. the real dedication will
Ike place. Mr.. JOpe's subject then
i'll be Restoring the Temple" At
lis session Mr.. T. w. Bowen. min
ter of Friutland and Perryhawkin
lristian Churches. will be here with
me of his singers for special mu-
e.
At 7:15 p. M, the Christian En-