Milford chronicle., 1943-11-12
OCEAN VIEW

Mrs. Carroll C. Bishop, of Oceal
View, celebrated her 69th birthday
on Sunday, Nov. I, at their home
A dinner was served at 2 o'clock
Those present on this occasion
were George W. Bishop and wife
of Willards, Md. and their daugh.
ter Constance, a bride of few
weeks. and her husband, Dewey
Davis; also the youngest daughter
of George Bishop. Miss Swasana
Mr. and Mrs. John Clarke of Cir
dletree. Md, and their son, Jimmie
Clark and wife and son Junior
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Bishop, Mr.
and Mrs. Irwin B. Powell and two
children, Wilbert and Judith Ann (;
Mrs. Montrelia ]. Hudson of Reho-
both, and friend. Mrs. Lynch. Mrs.
Bishop received many cards and
gifts. A good time was had by
all.
Mrs. Walter GOslee, of Phila-
delphia. has been visiting her
mother. Mrs. Hettie Short. who is
improving. .'
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Lathbury
and son Walter, of Philadelphia.
visited their parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaac l.. Bennett.
Mrs. Annie Richards has been III
for the past several weeks. at the
home of her daughter. Mrs. Vernon
Cobb.
The Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union met at the home OF
Mrs. Clara Setman on Monday af-
ternoon. at which time covered
dish luncheon was partaken of.
Everyone prepared 4 dish of food
and took there. The business meet
ing and election of officers took
place.
Mrs. Nelson Dolby was the din
ner guest of her daughter, Mrs.
Rodney Campbell and family on
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bunting. of
Philadelphia, visited their mother.
Mrs. Nelson Dolby. recently.
Pfc. Harry Mitchell and boy
friend. of Fort DUPONT. spent sun
Hay with his brother. Willis Mitch
ell, and parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Z
John G. Mitchell.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mitchell
have received word that their son,
Ralph. has been Sent overseas, in
The armed forces. /
Sunday School will he conducted
At Bethel Methodist Church on
~ hI,nsl, ,,,o,,,fno fnIl,u.nb l,v tnc-
IimOny meeting. led by James A.
Richards.
The prayer services held every
night are helpful. pre-
to the revival services to
be held from Nov. q To Dee. ), in
at Bethel Church. Pro
.racted meetings are in progress at
Millville Church.
The evangelistic services are now
II progress at the Christian
Church. Rev. Ray Green is the
with Mrs. W. T. Jones
lirectOr of the singing. Rev G. w
Ieadon is the minister in charge.
The members of the Presbyterian
'hurch are faithful in attendance.
Sabbath School ut p. NJ, fol
owed by the sermon at 2 o'clock.
delivered by Rev. r. l.. Boa2.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Belts re-
,eived word on Friday that their
grandson. George Edward Belts,
lad arrived in England. He is the
son Of Mr.. and Mrs Vernon Belts
If Philadelphia. They have an
,ther- son. Vernon Belts. il. who
$ stationed in Texas.
Pfc. Oliver NJ. Derrickson spent
he week end with his father and
mother. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore
and sister. Mrs. Gladys
iOOre.
He is now recovering from an
uto accident. which occurred two
weeks ago. having spent three days
II the Salisbury hospital. and one
week at Fort Meade Hospital. near
Baltimore. on Monday Mrs Moore
eceived telegram stating that he
Iad arrived to his camp in North
'aroina. safely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebc Davidson and
Iiecp Miss Mclba Davidson. motor
d to FramkfOrl. where they were
inner guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
asker Davidson and family, on
sunday Mrs Andrew Davidson is
ufferine from a heart ailment.
Mrs. Owen DericksOm has re-
urned home from visit with her
Mrs. Ulysses West and
lmily and Capt Horace Derickson
nd family in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Agnes Shoemaker. of Phil
delphia. is visiting her sister Mrs.
hester Richards. and hrothcr-in-
Nv. Mr.. Richards.
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