Milford chronicle., 1945-05-18
OCEAN VIEW

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Services at the three churches
were we'll attended on Sunday. 1t
was proclaimed day OF prayer
and the people came TO offer up
their thanks unto the Lord for His
Holy Spirit and for victory Rev.
c. +. Davis chose for his subject
THE Mother of Christ" At Bethel
Methodist Church. the choir was
composed of several young people
who sang an anthem appropriate to
Mothers Day; also Mr.. John S No
BILE rendered solo. accompanied
by Mrs. Noble at the piano.
The excellent address by the
Missionary Mr. Webber. from Chi
Ma. was enjoyed by all present at
the Presbyterian Church. He said
China was composed of five hun
dred million people, and One-fourth
OF these are either Protestant on
Catholic.
He related several interesting in
cidents in the lives of the Chinese
after their conversion. how they
are ready to witness to the saving
power of Jesus Christ. His address
began with the story of Pauls con
version, as recorded in the Bible
He was the greatest Missionary, as
Paul said: For | am not ashamed
Of the Gospel of Christ; for it is
every one that believeth; to the
Jew first and also to the Greek"
On Mothers Day, May -. Mrs.
Salie Quillen was the guest of
honor at a fine dinner at the Holly
House in Ocean View. Mr. Louis
Quillen. her grandson, sponsored
the affair. The guests We're: Mr..
and Mrs. Horace Quillen, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Quillen and son, Frank.
all of HarringtOn Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Quillen and son, Harold, Jr.
OF Philadelphia; and Miss Elva
Hall, tiancee of Louis Quillen. AT
ter dinner. they had their pictures
taken, and then all spent the eve
ming together at the home of their
mother. Mrs. Sallie Quillen in
Ocean View.
Mr. and Mrs William Steele were
guests at dinner at the Holly House
on Sunday Mothers Day, by theil
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha
Steele and daughter. Joan Steele
and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Steele.
The Missionary meeting of the
Christian Church met with Mrs
Margaret Nelson at her home il
Rehoboth. on Thursday May IL.
Mrs Maud Mitchell had charge OF
the program; covered dish supper
was enjoyed by al. The next meet
ing on June 14th will be held al
the home of Mrs. Blanche Williams
at Clarksville.
Sorry to learn that Mrs Sallit
Aydelotte suffered from fall. Hope
she will have a speedy recovery.
Mrs. Mary Hudson had as he
guests on Sunday her children
and grandchildren. as follows: Mrs
Helen Baxter and daughters, Name!
and Patsy. of Bethany Beach; Mrs
Hazel Simpson and daughter. Lois
of Chesapeake City, and Mr.. Pau
Allen and daughter, Kitty, and sol
David, of Ocean View.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Evans an
son, Jimmie, of Wilmington, visite
their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Jane
NJ Evans and Mr.. and Mrs. ThOma
E Hickman.
Mrs. James Cahall and sister
Mrs Mary Greenley, of Harrington
visited Mrs. Martha Conway an
Mr.. and Mrs. e. F. McCabe.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul McCabe ha
as their guests on Sunday thei
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G.. F. No
Cabe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos McCabe wa
called to Newark. Del. due to til
illness again of her daughter, PAT
line. at the University of Delawar
Mr.. and Mrs. ElwOOd Lynch.
Lewes. We're dinner guests of the
mother, Mrs. Elsie Hickman. q
Mothers Day.
Rev. and Mrs Thomas II. Hue
son, of Somerset (Chance), Mar.
land, visited their home here al
We're guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Walt,
Hudson. prior to attending Penil
sula Methodist Conference in Sc
sion this week in Wilmington. Re
c. r. Davis, minister of Beth
Church is attending this cOnferent
in Wilmington from May 16 to NJ;
20.
Mr. and Mrs. William II. Gray,
Philadelphia, spent the week-el
with their parents, Mr.. and Nh
Edward Gray.
On Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. GeOr
Truitt of BishOpville, We're guests
Mr. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Kaufman
diner at the SequOia Tea Room
LeWeS.
The former John Ed Hollow
place. consisting of house and |,
was sold by the owner Amos F. NJ
Cabe to Lloyd Cullen.
Mrs Harry Quillen and thr
sons. Bobby Francis and Frank
Harrington, spent Friday with h
sister. Mrs. Georgia Johnson.
Saturday. they visited Mr.. and NJ
L. NJ Kaufman and son. Charl
Mrs. Ella May Butler. of Phi
delphia. and Mrs Florence Wi
Rogers. of Berlin, were guests
Mrs Hattie Wharton and Mrs
sic Powell on Sunday.
Mrs. Ernest Lathbury, nee Ali
Bennett. is at the Milford MemOr
Hospital for medical treatment.
are hoping for her speedy recove