Milford chronicle., 1954-07-16
OCEAN VIEW

O@EkAlN VIEW
At Bethel Methodist Church. the
services are as follows Worship
and preaching at 10 o'clock in mor-
ming with Sunday School at III
o'clock during July. Rev. "A. Jason
blundon, minister, SOlOist Mrs.
Mabel Dukes; Dorothy Murray. o.
ganist: willard Pusey, Superinten-
dent Of Sunday School
The annual SUNDAY school picnic
viii be held at Trappe Pond on
wednesday, July 18th. IL stormy, it
will BE- held the next day.
The services at the beach pavilion
at Bethany Beach are held at q
o'clock Ia the evening on Sunday.
Rev. a. J. Blundon IN charge.
On Sunday night. July 4th. we
were inspired by the sermon de-
liyered BY Rev Df Earl CumminsS
iof Selbyville His subject was:
The Voice of America"
Then on last Sunday evening,
July l1th, we heard a profitable
sermon By Rev Walter DOnOWay Of
Glarksville Methodist Church. His
text was found in st. Mark 9Th
Chapter and the 18th verse. He ap-
piled the verse g our lives.
He said we have four winds which
are contrary to us namely, 'the
wind ol temptation: the wind Of
persecution. the wind Of aflliction; /;
and the wind Of Death" It was a
good sermon and encouraged every
one present
Next Sunday evening, Rev. Frank
Baynard Of Frankford will be the
speaker.
Rev BlundOn rendered coronet
solo; the thrs8 sisters, Mrs Elsie
Evans. Mrs Marian Cannon and
Mrs Roxie Hill, accompanied by
Mr.. Harry Evans, rendered two
special selections, which warmed
our hearts,
The shut-ins and sick folks have
the privilege to listen IN TO Bethel
Methodist Church service which will
be broadcast. Sunday morning IL
O'clock over WJWL
Saturday afternoon visitors Of
Mr. and Mrs. John Wharton were
their sisters, Mrs. Julia Williams
Of near Selbyville. Mrs Charles
Gray, Mr. Yollie Gray and Mrs.
Eva Williams and sOn-in-laW, Of
Selbyville and MillsbOrO. 1t had
been seven years since Mrs Julia
Williams had been cut of her home,
due to having her hips broken.
Mr. Ralph Powell and friend
Miss Matte Tyre were dinner guests
Of Ralpb's grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs VIII Wharton on Monday.
On Thursday evening. Mr. and
Mrs William Wharton, Miss Matte
Tyre and Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin P0-
well accompanied the latter's son,
Ralph to the Philadelphia Airport,
where he few to Fort Lewis, Wash
ington
Mrs. Wallace Clark Of EastOn,
Nd. visited her sister-in-law Mrs.
Vanetta r. Belts, her cousin, Mrs.
Clara e. Richards and aunt, Mrs.
Lille II. Belts on Sunday.
Mrs Clark has been spending this
week with friends who are vaca-
tiOning at Indian River Trailer
Camp
Mr.. and Mrs James A. Belts, Jr.,
and son, Edward, Of Summit, n j..
spent the weekend with their
mother, Mrs. Vanetta r. Belts
Capt. and Mrs. Lonnie Lynch and
daughter and sOn-in-law Mr. and
Mrs. Edwin Schweitzer and two
sons, of Philadelphia were week
end guests Of Mr.. and Mrs, Lemuel
Lynch over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Richards Of
Philadelphia who we're guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Richards, called
on Mrs. Clara King Richards.
Miss May Richards Of Philadel-
phia is spending her vacation at the
Richards home here, with her sister,
Mrs. Clarence Cooper and son
Robert.
Mr.. Harry w Richards and
daughters Irma. Peggy and Edna,
with their families have been en-
ioying thsir summer home here.
Mr.. and MRS. Maurice Evans and
son Jimmie and daughter Barbara,
Capt. and Mrs. Raymond Rick2rds
and son Gerald and daughter Kay
Of Wilmington and Philadelphia,
spent the weekend with mother
Mrs. Thomas E. Hickman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Markley Of
Pennsylvania, entertained twenty Of
their relatives and friends on
Saturday night. at their cottage at
Bethany Beach All enjoyed the
evening; after which Mrs. Markley