Milford chronicle., 1945-09-21
OCEAN VIEW

has appointed as teachers this year
the following:
Principal Frank Wangler
Mathematics John S. Noble.
Social Studies Miss Helen Sew
erson.
Commercial Mildred Cannon
Carpenter.
English Martha JONES
Home Economics Carolyn Leh.
OF SharptOwn.
Agriculture-Ge George Butler.
Physical Education and Science
Walter Phillips.
Elementary teachers are as fol
lows
First Grade-Elsie Wharton and
Lidie Gordy
Second and Third Grades Mrs.
Wilson and Mrs Montney.
Fourth Grade Mrs. Kelley.
Fifth Grade Mrs Florence Dol
by.
Fifth and Sixth Grades Mrs.
Dukes.
Sixth Grade Mr. wilkins.
Secretary TO the principal Eliz-
abeth DerricksOn
Cafeteria Manager Grace Shatt-
fer
Jamtor Fred Hudson.
There will be preaching at Beth
FL Methodist Church on Sunday
morning September %, at IL o
clock
Sunday school will be heId at
!'45 a. IN in charge OF Thomas f..
aC L. Bennett. assistant supclil-
tandeHt. Sermon by Rev. Frederick
c Houhotf minister.
Evangelistic services will begin
at the Millville Methodist Church
on .SGnday evening.
AT The Presbyterian Church.
Sunday school is held at > O'Clock
i'll the afternoon.
Rev. Ulewine minister. deliver
ed the sermon at 3 o'clock
His text was chosen from the
Book Of Zachariah 4th chapter
and the 9th verse: Then he ans
wered and spake unto me saying
This is the word Of Lord unto
Zerubbael saying Not by might,
nor by power, but by my spirit.
SdltH tHt l4Ofu OI IlOStS.
The Ladies Sewing Circle met at
the home of Mrs Mary Hudson OH
Wednesday afternoon of this week
Miss Emma Grace McCabe lett
for Washington College at Ches-
tertOWn. Md where she will "a
sumo her studies for the second
year
Miss Hannah Parsons and Miss
Ruth McCabe have entered the TIM
versty OF Delaware for the first
year course.
Miss Pauline McCabe resumed
her studies at the University OF
Delaware after spending her va
cation with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs A. f. McCabe.
Mr. and Mrs NJ j. Parsons ac-
companied their daughter, Miss
Hannah Parsons To Newark on
Sunday.
Mrs Lou Stevens was the guest
of Mrs. Vernon Cobb on Sunday
She is the daughter of Rev. &. W
Dawson, of Middletown.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Miley anC
son Eugene and their friend o.
at their summer home here.
Mr. and Mrs Harold krOhn an'
two children. Robert and Emily .
New Jersey visited Mr.. and Mrs
Harley Buabage and also Mrs
krOhns sister, Mrs Helen DaiseN
at WilliamSville.
Rev and Mrs. F. G. Louhoff spen
last Weekend with friends at Rocl
Hall, Md, where they served fo
several years as minister and wife
Mrs. Emma Richards ATTENDED
the wedding of her granddaughter
Miss Gladys ESham, of Philadel
phia, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Clifford Esham on Thursday, Sep
tember 8, to Pfc. Eugene johnson
at the home of the brides par
ents. The ceremony was perform
ed by Rev. Dr. Harold p. Sloan {
Wharton Memorial Methods
Church The groom has just rt
turned from Germany. where h
has been stationed. after serVin
overseas for over two years.
Their attendants We're Mrs. Mi
dred Dickinson, sister of the brid
and the best man was the groom
brother-in-law. The newly wee
spent their honeymoon in Atlant
City.
Mr. and Mrs Ellis LecrOne an
son David and daughter Patsy
Middletown, We're guests of NJ
and Mrs Lester Kaufman and st
Charles on Sunday.
Charles Kaufman observed h
18th birthday on Sunday. Septei
Der lG. His friend, David I4ecrOnt
birthday was on September -
four days difference in their age
Mr. and Mrs Joshua Turner al
children, Kenneth and Nancy ha
returned home from Rehobo
where they spent some time.
Donald Kent and Staff Sergea
Harry Quillen of Harrington we
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
+. Johnson. Harry's aunt
Lieutenants Allen and Hora
Derickson of Philadelphia spe
the weekend with their paren
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Horace DericksC
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hearn
Philadelphia We're dinner guests
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Hearn
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs John Botto of &C
shOhOcken. Pa. visited Mr. a
Mrs Chester Richards over
week END.
Miss Jessie Allen of Upper ID;
by spent two weeks with Mrs