Milford chronicle., 1946-05-17
OCEAN VIEW

Despite the inclement weather
Sunday, the Mothers Day services
were well attended At Bethel Meth
odist Church, Ocean View, the wor-
ship service was held at 1000 a.
m., proceeding the church school.
The church was filled almost to its
capacity. The sermon was preached
by the pastor, who used as his sub
iect Hannah. the Mother of Sam
uel". A girls quartette. composed
of Miss Ruth Evans. Miss Gladys
Hill, Miss Mary Hooker and Miss
Jean Steele, rendered beautiful
selection. The pastor baptized
three babies at this service The
church school convened at the close
of this service.
At Millville the worship service
was held at HOO Il. III. The church
had its usual attendance of wor-
shippers. A trumpet solo, Ave
Maria" (SchuberU was given by
Kendall Noble. The choir sang an
appropriate selection. Sermon was
by the pastor. his subject being
An Ideal Mother Both churches
We're beautifully decorated with
flowers, and in each church Il
costly flower was given to the old
cts and youngest mother attending
the services The lovely bouquet
of flowers on the chancel table at
Bethel Methodist Church were Ill
memory of Mrs. Mary Bennett $
mother. Mrs. Pruitt; the latter de
parted this life on Mothers Day.
, Services, Bethel Methodist Church
Ocean View Sunday May 10, 1916
F. Charles Louhoff. Jr., Minister
1000 a III. Church school Thorn
as f. Hickman. superintendent.
HOO a. m Morning Worship ser
vice In the absence of the pastor
who is attending Conference. the
Rev Charles c. Derrickson, $.
will preach the sermon.
7:30 p. III. An excellent program
will be presented by the Young
People. directed by Mrs. Dorothy
Branford and Mrs. Mabel Dukes
Following this will be Il message by
Mr.. Irving Handy Quillen. Jr., one
of our young eX-service men. MIR
Quillen is an excellent speaker
You are urged to lend him youl
support by your presence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Morris ano
daughter IlermOine. of Dover, Wis
tied their cousins Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel r. Belts, recently
The Sunday services held at tht
Christian Church are as follows
Sunday School. 1000 Il. m; Christ
ian Endeavor at 30 i'll the evening
PRAYER service on WedneSda y
night The missionary meetins
was held at Mrs Margaret Nelson's
A contribution of $4,000 was sen
To foreign mission work.
Mrs. Perina Townsend was tn,
guest of her niece. Miss Hope Ben
nett for Sunday dinner
Mrs. Elsie Evans had as guest:
on Mothers Day her children. Mr.
and Mrs Nathaniel Banks and son
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Evans anC
three children, Mr.. and Mrs. Rus
sell Evans and son, and Rutl
Evans.
Mr.. and Mrs Archie T. Richards
of Prospect Park, Pa, motore'
here and visited their mother, Mrs
Georgia Richards. over the weekend
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Burton an
grandson. Bruce, spent Sunda
with relatives and friends i'll Havl
de Grace. Md.
Mr.. Allen Daisey is spending
days in the Marine Hospital i'll Ba
timOre. Md.
Capt. and Hrs. Horace Derricl
son, of Philadelphia, visited pa
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Derric
son and Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott Evan
recently.
Mrs. Florence Burbage, Graz
Worthy MatrOn of Eastern Sta
and Mrs. Viola Robinson attends
the meeting in Wilmington I'll
week
Mr. and Mrs. c. c. Bishop spe
the weekend and Mothers Day wi
their children in New Jersey.