Milford chronicle., 1943-06-04
OCEAN VIEW

pressive occasion. The procession
al, with Miss Joan Steele at the
piano, playing the march by Men
delssohn, when the senior class
graduates. with the school faculty,
came down the main aisle of the
auditorium where they were seated.
The names of the graduates follow:
Ruth Calhoun, Roland Derrickson,
Thelma Evans, Brice Hickman,
George Hudson, Harold Long, Jack
Lynch, Elva Marvel, Elmer Murray,
Irwin Quillen, Mabel Richards,
Nancy Sheaffer and Elmer Steele.
The class colors were red, white
and blue. and the decorations car
ried out these colors, with baskets
of red and white roses.
The sermon was delivered by
Rev. c. E. Davis. minister from the
Methodist Church. The invocation
was made by Few. G. w. Headon
of the Christian Church. The e
High School choir sang two selec-
tions which were enjoyed by all.
The musical director was Miss
Joan Steele. A trumpet solo by
Kendall Noble was inspiring. Our
principal, Prof. Ellis Lecrone, has
done a great work in our school,
together with the teachers and par
ents cooperating.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Bennett of
Roxana and Mrs. Arlington Rick
ards of Bayard; Mrs. Georgia John
son and Mrs. Eva Derrickson and
Mrs. Elsie Burbage of this town,
were visitors of Mrs. Lucy Daisey
and daughter Clara on Sunday. We
are glad to report Mrs. Lucy A.
Daisey. who has been sick, is much
better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Evans and
son. Jimmie. of Wilmington. were
guests of their parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. James M. Evans and Mr.. and
Mrs. Lucy Daisey and daughter. /
Clara. on Sunday. We are glad to
report Mrs. Daisey very much bet
ter. /
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Evans and |
son Jimmie. of Wilmington. were /
guests of their parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. James NJ. Evans. and Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas Z. Hickman over the
week lend.
Staff Sergeant Charles Hooker,
of Fort Dix. N. j.. visited his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Hooker,
over the weekend.
Pvt. Raymond Banks. of Fort
Dix. n. j., visited his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Joshua Banks.
Stephen Knox came from his
position on a ship of the Navy to
visit his wife and baby daughter,
here.
Sirney Bennett, a Nevy Reserve.
came from Portsmouth, Va. to
spend the weekend with his family
At Bethany Beach.
Several attended the funeral SER
vice of Thomas Long, held at st.
Georges Church. on Friday. The
deceased was a brother of Jona-
han and Nathaniel Long of this
own.
Ensign William Bant of Boston.
Mass, is home with his family, on
/ furlough. His mother, Mrs. Bant,
rom Wilmington. is spending sew
,ral days with her son and daugh-
er in law, Mr.. and Mrs. William
3ant and son Billy
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Richards
lad as dinner guests on Saturday,
heir sister. Mrs. Agnes Evans. of
)cean Ciew. Va. Capt. and Mrs.
AlonzO H. Evans and Mrs. Lille !
4 RettS Of this town
There were rs children who at
ended Junior Church on Sunday
light. On Sunday morning. June
tn. following Sunday School. the
ermon will be preached by Rev. :
:. E. Davis. appointed to this \
harge. Bethel Methodist Church. }
The Presbyterian Church MEM I
lers are faithful to their SER 7
ices. held every Sabbath afternoon "
at 2 O'Clock. with !
reaching at p. NJ. 2
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas H. Hudson !
listed Mrs. Alice Richards and /
frs. Ida Richards, near Roxana, on y
iunday evening. a
The marriage of Mr. Irwin E. r
teele, son of the late Senator and e
frs. Wilmer Steele, of Ocean View, /
D Miss Virginia Tingle, daughter 2
( Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Tingle of +
elbyville. took place at the Meth 4
dist parsonage here on Friday eve c
ing, May 2S. The ceremony was [
erformed by the Rev. E. C. Davis. U
astor of the Bethel Methodist
'hurch of Ocean View and Mill
lille. Their attendants were Miss
Iarie Steele and David Steele.
rother and sister of the groom.
he bride wore a becoming brown
ress trimmed in blue. After
trip to New York. Mr.. and
Irs. Steele will be "at home" in
lcean View. where the groom is
rominent poultry man.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Quillen. Jr..
nnounce the birth of a daughter.
ydia, at the Beebe Hospital on
unday night. May 30. Mrs. Quill
IN will be remembered as Lydia