Milford chronicle., 1953-02-27
OCEAN VIEW


1t was a clear day on SUNDAY
The attendance at Mariners Beth.
el Methodist Church Sunday School
was 134. At the worship service
the junior choir sang the anthem
SoTtly and Tenderly," directed bv
MRS. Ella Mezicwk. The full youne
aduIt choir had as their sOloist
William Collins, who sang "Thy
VIII Be Done" AS this is the Len
ten season, the sermon by Rev.
Donzel c. Wildey was appropriate
and impressive.
The evening service was inspir-
ing, with Mrs. Ellen Wildey at the
organ. The minister's subject was
Ihe Tears" based upon the scrip
ture where Jesus wept over Jeru-
salem. The altar, with the symbol
OF the Cross, was illuminated to
cast the shadow of the Cross in the
background.
The Organist for the morning
service was Mrs. Sally Hickman.
who played for a prelude, "The Lost
CHORD" which was beautifully rem
dered.
The basket of lovely flowers be-
lore the altar in Bethel Church
was in loving memory of Mrs. Geor-
gla Johnson, who passed away on
February %, 1851, and presented
by her nephew, Bobby Quillen.
Mrs. Matte Townsend of WyOm-
ing, accompanied her grandchil-
dren, Mr.. and Mrs Harry H. Dukes.
Jr., at the Sunday evening service.
Mrs. Thomas E. Hickman, Sr..
entertained at a turkey dinner on
Saturday, February 21, her chill
dren, namely, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Maui
lice Evans and children, Jimmie
and Barbara, Capt and Mrs. Ray
mOnd Richards and children, Ger
aid and Kay, of PHILADELPHIA. Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas E. Hickman. Jr..
and three daughters, Anita, Sue and /
DEBORAH; also her friend, Mrs. Stel- /
la Hitch and Mrs. Hickman's sis /
ter and bOrther-in-law, Mr.. and /
Mrs. John Lamb of Philadelphia.
Pfc. Allen Powell returned home .
from Korea, arriving here at the
nome OF his parents, ex-senator and /
Mrs. Edwin Powell on Tuesday.
February IA. He spent two wears
with the armed forces.
Pfc. Robert Powell, who return-
ed several weeks ago from Alaska
where he had been stationed. is now
employed at the c. and E. Radio and
Ielevlsion Clinic at Selbyville. He /,
lives with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Powell, here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Cameron
and daughter Emily Jean of River
ton, N. j., MRS. Cameron will ne
remembered as the former Marie
Steele), spent Saturday and Sun-
day with her brother and slster-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs David Steele and !
two sons, Dave and Dale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Steele have
purchased so acres and 55 acres.
ooth on the county road, Ocean :
view to. Cedar Neck, Baltimore II
1undred, from Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles H. Steele. :
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Harmon. Jr q
nd two children from st. Georges
listed his father, John Harmon ON
saturday and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Wharton
1rs. Elsie Powell and son Ralpb,
md Mrs. Lille H. Belts attended
lie wedding of Gale Moore to Enoch
Tale IN the Presbyterian Church at
tehoboth on Saturday.
Mrs. Esta Nelson of Rehoboth.
accompanied her aunt, Mrs. Hattie
y Wharton. here over the weekend.
Jther callers on Sunday were Mrs.
Georgia Mcnamara and daughter.
ars. Georgia CleminsOn and her
laughter, Joan Helen of Philadel-
mia, and Pete Powell and Janice
durray of this town; also Allen
lowell and Mr.. and Mrs. Wade
and daughter of Wyoming.
Those who attended the Sub-Dis-