Milford chronicle., 1946-01-04
OCEAN VIEW

The Christmas program given ny
the children and young people OF
the Methodist and (hflstlan
churches were we'll rendered ana
attended by the usual NUMBER
The large Christmas Tree. placed
in the Methodist Cemetery was
MAGNIFICENT. The beautiful colortu
lights. 130 bulbs, gave warm wei
come and represented the Chrlst-
mas spirit. We are grateful TO Mr..
n Hill. Reverend f. {. l4Ouhoil,
Mr.. Frank Moore ana Mf. owen
Derickson for their work III ar
ranging this beautiful tree lor the
community to enjoy. And any
others that made it possible.
Watch night service was held at
Pethel Methodist Church on Mon
day night.
The services will be as follows
next Sunday, January 9th. Sunday
school at 9:45 in the morning:
Preaching by Rev. +. c. Louhoff, at
II o'clock a. nj. The MYF will he
held in the evening. led by Miss
Jean Steele. at Z p. m. followed by
the sermon by the minister. Rev.
LOuhOff.
The Woman's Society of Christ
ian Service and Official Board
meeting was held on Tuesday night
of this week. On Thursday. January
18th. a Turkey Supper will be serv-
ed at Bethel Methodist Church Hail
beginning at O'Clock. afternoon,
nj nG
The W0men'S Christian Temper
ance CniOn met with Mrs. Ethel
Davidson on Monday afternoon. De
cember 31st. Read from Proverbs
in the Bible, 23rd Chapter, 80
verses in all.
Alvin Bunting. son OF MIR. and
Mrs. John Bunting, has returned
LONE after serving 10 months in
the South Pacific on Battleship
New Mexico" He has been in
three Battles. and wears the rib
bons in recognition of being i'll
Asiatic waters and is now on a SO
Gay furlough.
George Albert Wharton of the I.
S. Army has had a furlouSh home
with his mother, Mrs. Warren
Wharton.
George and Raymond Hudson OF
the Air Corp and Army have re-
turned to the home of their parents
Mr.. and Mrs Harvey Hudson.
David Hudson, who served 81
months in the Navy at Jacksonville
Florida as an instructor of Radio
has returned home in Millville. Del
Rev. and Mrs. Thomas II. Hudson
of Somerset, Maryland spent the
week end with his niece, Mrs. Myl+
tie Hickman and attended ChurCt
service here on Sunday.
Mrs. Martha Conoway accOmpa
ried her daughter and son-in-laV
tC f. Lansdowne, Pa. where sh'
will spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Moore ant
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Berge
motored to Brandywine Sanitariun
Marshallt0n, Delaware and viSite'
Mrs. Tenie chamberlain. who i
very ill at this writing.
Miss Doris Hickman of New Jel
sey spent holidays with her mother
Mrs. Elsie Hickman and other re
latives.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Leidy hay
been spending Nmas holidays wit
their sons in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Clara +. Richards of BY
wood. Pennsylvania spent > week
with her son and daughter-in-laV
MIR. and Mrs. Chester Richards an
her brother, MI. John p. Belts an
wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Justice. J
las moved here and occupying
home on Walnut ST.
The young people who have con
from the University of Delaware
spend holidays with parents were
Hannah Parsons, daughter OF NJ
and Mrs NJ. J. Parsons, Theln
Evans, daughter of Mrs Ann Evar
studying at Western Maryland Go
lcge. Emma Grace MCCabe fro
Washington College, ChestertOw
Maryland. daughter of Mr. and Mr.
Vernon W. McCabe and Paulil
end Ruth McCabe of University
Delaware. daughter of Mr.. and MI
Amos McCabc.
Those who are sick DIT the pr
sent time are: Mrs. J. Horace De
icksOn. Mr.. Francis Derickson. MI
Norman Calhoun and Charl
Kaufman and Mr. Vernon McC at
Mr.. and Mrs G.. f. McC abe gave
family dinner to their children
Saturday, Those present were
and Mrs. Amos McCahe and 70
daughters and Mr. and Mrs Pa
McCabe and three children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Give
lave announced the engagement
their daughter, Hazel Giyens to y
Robert Allen, ,Ir. of Ocean City, y
No definite date has been set
the wedding
George Moore has returned fr,
service overseas to the home of
wife's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Tn
dOre DcrriCkSOn.