Milford chronicle., 1953-10-30
OCEAN VIEW

The evangelistic services are in
progress at Bethel Methodist
Church here, beginning on Sunday
night. Rev. A. J. BlundOn led the
song service and gave the prayer
The inspiring sermon was deliv-
cred by Rev. Walter Donaway, min
lister of st. Georges Methodist
Church, in ClaTksville.
There was a fine delegation, rep
resenting St. Georges Church on
Sunday evening, and we hope this
continues each night this week. The
choir of Bethel Church sang dur
ing the services.
On Monday night of this week
the men had charge of the service.
On Tuesday night, Visitors Night,
with Rev. BlundOn, father of our
Rev. J. A. Blundon, delivered the
sermon; on Wednesday evening,
the WSCS of the two churches had
charge of the service.
Beginning on Thursday evening
of this week, the services will be
held at st. Georges, in Clarksville,
with the Sunday School being rep
resented; on Friday night it will
be Youth Night, when we hope to
have a large number of young peo-
pie from st. Georges and Bethel
Churches and their friends attend
ing. On Saturday evening it will
be Music Night" with an inspir-
ing program.
Last Sunday morning World
Temperance Sunday was observed
during the worship hour, when a
splendid temperance sermon was
delivered by Rev. A. J. Blundon.
On Sunday evening the Spirit
moved the minister and cOngrega-
tiOn to cOnsecrate themselves anew
and then testimonies were given
and the Old Time Religion was
manifested by everyone who loved
the Lord.
All are enjoying the beautiful
fall weather.
Harb Hickman sustained a fall
last week while working as a con-
tractor, and received treatment at
the Beebe Hospital He has return
ed home and is improving.
Mrs. Francis Derrickson was de-
tanned at home on Sunday, due to
an illness, which required rest.
Mrs. Jack Briggs and three
daughters, Rebecca, Eleanor and
Dora, and her sister, Jeanette
Belts, all of Georgetown, and Miss
Doris Hickman of Millville and sis
ter, Mrs. Henrietta Duffy and three
daughters of New Jersey, were the
guests of Mrs. Vera Belts on Satur-
day night. Refreshments were serv-
ed and it was the occasion of Jean
nette's birthday.
Norman Evans, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Orville Evans, is serving in
the Navy at Great Lakes, Ill, hav-
ing his boot training some time
ago.
Mrs. Clarence Richards of Lewes
nee Myrtle Burbage, visited heI
brothers recently, namely, Mr.. anC
Mrs. Harley Burbage and Mr.. anC
Mrs. StrattOn Burbage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac L. Bennett
were dinner guests of their son and
his family, Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney
Bennett, and children, David and
Raymond, who were home from
college, and Mark and Mary Beth
on Sunday.
Those who attended the WCTU
luncheon on Tuesday of last week
in Bethel Social room were Lille
H. Belts. Anna Dora Evans. Jennie
Parsons, Rev. and Mrs. A. ]. Blum
don, Almira StOtt, Florence Rick
ards, Ethel Davidson, Clara Rick
ards, Lulu Lynch, Carrie Lynch
Clara Pusey, Flora RObb and Van.
ME Dolby of Ocean View, and Mrs
Carrie Murray and Linda Cannon
and Mrs. DOnaway, Mrs. Madg,
.Crist, Mrs. Clara Setman of Mill
Vile and Clarksville; Mrs. BESSIE
Nelson of Sandy Landing and Mrs
Agnes Shumacker of Norfolk, Va
also Mrs. Bessie Hastings o
Clarksville.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Parsons ar
on a motor trip vacation with thei
cousin through the CarOlinas thi
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Horace Derrick
son accompanied by Mrs. Netti
Belts attended the baked ham an
oyster supper held at the Commun
.ity Hall of Bethesda Church, nea
Laurel, on Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Rickard
and sister, Mrs. Agnes Shumacke
and their mother, Mrs. Clara Rick
ards mOtored to Philadelphia O