Milford chronicle., 1941-03-21
OCEAN VIEW


were present: Mrs. Elsie Evans
Mrs. Ellie Nelson, Mrs. Eta Lynch
Mrs. Carrie Pepper, Mrs. Minniu
Walston, Mrs. Nettie Hickman ant
Mrs. Maud Hickman. After the de
votions, the business of the class
was transacted. Over eight dollar.
were received as rainy day dues
for the year.
Atcfreshments in abundance were
served and enjoyed The Apri
meeting will be held OH the first
Friday, namely April 4, at the
home of Mrs. Eta Lynch. Every
member and friend will bring q
penny for each letter In their name
AT the preaching services held OH
Sunday morning. Rev. ]. Il. Park
az minister, the choir sang as their
selection, 60 and Tell the Gospel
Story" During the evening SER
vice, after an address by the pas
tor. the choir sang Ivory Pal
aces
Next Sunday evening the Ep-
worth League will be conducted by
Irwin CULLEN. The sermon will be
delivered by Rev. !. i. Parker at
1880 o clock. The junior choir will
sing an anthem on Sunday evening.
The prayer service will be held on
Thursday following junior choir
rehearsal at $3.50 o'clock. All MEM
lcrs urged TO be present.
Mrs. Martha COnOway returned
home on Saturday after spending
the winter with her daughter and
sOn-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Lynch, the latter accompanied
their mother here, and returned to
their home in East Lansdowne, OH
Sunday afternoon. MIR. and Mrs.
james Lynch were among the din
Ter guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Murray on Saturday.
Miss Hannah Parsons was given
party on her Nth birthday OH
Thursday evening. March Is, at the
home of her parents, MIR. and Mrs.
J. NJ. Parsons. There were thirty
five members of her class at l.. B.
& S.. who enjoyed the occasion.
Mrs. Nelson Dolby and daughter
and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Bunting motOred from Cam
C.
Raymond Dolby and son Bruce and
called on several friends on Sun
d3y here.
Mrs. Matte Mears and friends of
% Onancock, Va, motored here and
visited Rev. and Mrs. J. Il. Parker
on Sunday. Mrs. Mears is q sister
of Mrs. Parker.
Mrs. Oscar Brasure and son Jack
have contracted the scarlet fever,
which has necessitated their being |
quarantined for three weeks; one |
week having passed by.
MFR. and Mrs. Kelley Layfcld, the !
latter was the former Viola Mears, |
motorcd here on Sunday and call
ed on Mrs. Lille ii. Belts.
Mrs. Georgia Richards is able to
sit up and has improved consider
ably. Her daughter, Mrs. Vanetta
Richards, has been nursing her
mother, for the past two weeks.
Mrs. L. c. Bennett has returned
home after visiting her sons near
by.
MI. and Mrs. Clarence Cooper
and son Roger, visited her father,
James A. Richards.
Mrs. George West visited her
sister, Mrs. Hettie Short on Sat
urday.
Mrs. Helen West and Mr.. and {
Mrs. Amos McCabe visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Vernon Cobb on Saturday {
night.
MIR. and Mrs. Willard Puscy of Z
Baltimore motOred here and visited S
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold I
Pusey and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. Par C
SONS and sister, Hannah and grand
mother, Mrs. Parsons. a
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hearn o
have been staying with Mrs. Mar u
ella Lathbury, while Louis Lath- U
bury is at the Milford Memorial d
Hospital for treatment. b
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Lynch Of Il
Lcwes visited their mother, Mrs. "
elsie Hickman, recently. a
First Christian Notes a
The attendance at all services of NJ
The church was especially good last Il
Lords Day. We were glad to see IL
in the audience a number of our p
members from Plila- II
lelphia. II is always pleasure to al
welcome theee good folk back TO iii
he old home church. al
Much interest was manifested in sc
he observance of WOmen's Night 81
III Sunday evening. A splendid au re
hence greeted the leaders. Mrs. G..
v. Mitchell presided in the devo- th
ioIal hour. The scripture lesson n.
vas read by Mrs. John Williams, le
ollowing which Mrs. Manic Long pI
ed in prayer. Miss Frances Daisey
ca da group of appropriate poems. Al
IN enjoyable feature of the eve Co
ing was a quartet, willing Am nj
;" sung by Mrs. ID. G. Hall, Mrs. re-
Toward Stephens, Mrs. John Will TIL
ans and Miss Effie Beale. Mr.. Ga
lem spoke on Building the an
hurch Through Willing Service" fir
{ the close of the service Mrs.
ennie Baird was received into qu
he membership of the church. laI
lrs. Baird has been faithful Sp
for many years, holding wa
er church membership in Phila- rul
eiphia. Recently she has built a fro
ew home on the DagsbOrO Road TO
nd expects to make her permanent Til
1me among us. We are indeed hat
lppy TO have her as one of our ing
lurch family. wO
Next Sunday evening the men a
III have charge of the devOtions, Mr.
i'd we are expecting another fine ben
Getting. tlOl
On Thursday evening, Miss Lula Car
iillen entertained the Young Peo- day
es Society of Christian Endeavor. I
iere were thirty young people RIM
esent to enjoy her delightful hos teal
Thoca .vounfy neonle are win