Milford chronicle., 1942-07-24
OCEAN VIEW

The electrical storm which visit
ed us on Sunday night or earl,
Monday morning, caused nict
rain to come, which was badly
needed.
The steeple of the Bethel Metho.
dist Church was struck by light.
ming, ripping the shingles off, ETC.
causing considerable damage. II
is covered by insurance.
Church services were held from
the three churches here on Sunday,
namely, the Methodist, Presbyter-
ian and Christian. Everyone who
attended the services were blessed
and inspired by the worship and
fellowship of the believers.
The Loyal Workers Sunday
School Glass held their picnic on
Wednesday of this week at Beth
any Beach. Leaving the Methodist
Church at 10 o'clock in the morn
ing they motored to the shore where
at noon they had dinner at Whar-
toms restaurant, after which they
enjoyed the boardwalk and the
ocean and a good time together.
On Thursday of this week the
Willing Workers Sunday School
Glass went on a picnic or outing
at Bethany Beach. They enjoyed
dinner at Wharton's restaurant, af-
ter which a pleasant time with
friends and members of the class
was had.
Mrs. Elizabeth Manly of Whining
ton spent her vacation with her ia
ther, Thomas H. Hudson.
Miss Elva Mae Hall is employed
at the DUPONT Company in Seaford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Miley of
Ardmore, Pa, and aunt, Mrs. Char
lie West of Camden, N. j., motored
to Rehoboth where they visited |
Mrs. Bessie James, who is very ill.
After which they came to Ocean
View and visited Harvey James who
accompanied them to Selbyville.
where they had dinner at Pomeroys.
Miss Eleanor Belts is at the
Sanitorium, Marshall
ton, near Wilmington, for treat
ment. She writes home that her
weight has increased, and VIC are
glad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rodger and daugh-
ter Nancy of Philadelphia, spent
part of the week with Mrs. Clara
Pusey.
Mrs. George Warrington of Sell
byville announce the marriage of
her daughter, Virginia Lee War
rington, to Ralph W. Mitchell, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. George W.. Nit
chell of Ocean View. The wedding
.ook place at the Methodist par
sonage at Berlin, Md, on Monday.
Tune 29, the Rev. Charles w. Bran
ord performing the ceremony.
Only the immediate families at
ended the marriage. The bride is
/ graduate from Wilfel College,
Philadelphia. Mr.. Mitchell is a
graduate of Indiana College of En-
sineers of Fort Wayne, Indiana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Turner mo-
ored to Philadelphia over the week
md with relatives. Their son Ken
leth returned home with his par
,nts.
Mrs. Clara Pusey entertained at
Inner on Wednesday. Guests were
dr. and Mrs. Rodger and daughter
Nancy of Philadelphia, Mr.. and Mrs.
love McCabe and Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Belts.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Devonshire of
Marcus Hook, Pa, were guests of
hrs. Nelson Dolby last week.
Mrs. Laura Dolby and son, Geo.
Dolby, and wife of Maple Shade, N.
l., visited Mrs. Dolby's sister, Mrs.
Kate Evans this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Duffey and
laughter Eleanor of Orange, N j.,
'isited Mrs. Duffey's mother, Mrs.
elsie Hickman, last week.
Archie T. Richards of Prospect
Park, Pa, visited his mother, Mrs.
ieorgia A. Richards several days
he past week, returning on Mon
ay of this week. ii
Mrs. Aldred Rogers and son Ken
eth, and daughter, Elsie Karen of
lew Jersey, are visiting her mo-
her, Mrs. Elsie Hickman and sis
er, Miss Doris Hickman. A II
Mr., and Mrs. James Lynch and Il
Mary Ann Short, II
ccompanied their mother, Mrs. II
lartha Conway, here. Mrs. James \
Iynch remained for visit with her II
lother here. III
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Murray Wis II
ed Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Murray, H
arents of Mr.. Murray II