Milford chronicle., 1962-02-02
OCEAN VIEW
Mrs. Ethel Davidson

| Young people who were home
from college before the n Tex
semester, which begins on Wednes-
day of this week, were: Robert
Parsons from University of Della
ware visited his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Minos j. Parsons, and
aunt. Mrs. Willard Pusey, and fam
lily; Nancy Dukes visited her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs Harry H. Dukes,
Jr. and family. before returning to
the University of Delaware on Wed.
Linda Graef of State Teachers Col
lege in Salisbury, Maryland was
home with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Graef, over the week
end
The Ushers for the Worship Ser
vice at Mariners Bethel Methodist
Church on Sunday morning were:
Messrs. Thomas E. Hickman, Jr..
David w Steele, George Robin
son. and Clarence B. Holt.
The Choir, under the direction of
Mrs Ella Mezick, sang The Voice
in the Old Village Choir" which
brought back memories to those
who once sang in the choir for
many years.
Bible Study and Prayer Group
meets at s O'Clock in Bethel
Church.
The Children's Choir will meet
for rehearsal on Friday afternoon
at $3.50 o'clock.
The Methodist Youth Fellowship
met at GAS, for their service.
On next Sunday, Feb 4th. our
Missionary. DR.. Elisabeth Miller.
will bring the message at Mariners
Bethel Methodist Church at 1900
O'Clock. For a number of years, she
and her husband, who is a medical
doctor, have been serving the Lord
and the people of Nepal. Nepal is
a small nation high in the Hima-
laya Mountains on the border of
Red China Bethel Church gives,
each year, to the support of their
work. Be sure to be present to hear
her tell the interesting and THRILL
ing story of the Lords work being
done there Following the service.
you are invited to stay for a light
lunch which will be served by the
WSCS in the Fellowship Room
Some of our church women have
been quilting, in preparation for
quilt sale.
Mrs. Mary Bennett spent day
last week with Mrs Mary Kunsman
at RehObOth
Mr. and Mrs William Wharton
had as their dinner guests, on
their son and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Clay Wharton and son,
Tony, of Milford; Mrs Elsie Powell
Of Ocean View, and Joshua Whar-
ton, who spent the day with their
parents
The V.FW of World War | met
at the Post Home on Monday night |
)f Jan. 22nd Their auxiliary of |
women held their annual election
If officers, as follows: President, |
Mrs. Flora Hudson; Senior Vice |
President Mrs Viola Graham; |
Junior Vice President. Mrs Hattie |
fray; Chaplain, Mrs Marian Hud-
on; Conductress, Mrs. Ethel
Davidson; Secretary, Mrs. Edna
IcCabe: and Treasurer. Mrs. Jen-
lie Wilgus. After the business ses-
ion. the Veterans joined t h
aides of the Auxiliary for coffee
md cup cakes, which all enjoyed |
ogether Guests were from Reho-
10Th, Whaleyville and Riverdale.
The season for basketball is on
It Lord Baltimore School Mrs.
lean Newton, the retiring treasur-
II of Ladies Auxiliary of VIEW.
If W.W.I., has served efficiently |
or some time She is serving as |
Nurses Instructor at the Peninsula
Hospital in Salisbury. and COM
nutes each day from her home at
luillens Point, where she and her
husband. Mr. w G. Newton, Quar-
of V.FW.. reside.
Happy Birthdays to Mrs. Della
Holt on Feb 4th, Mrs Mabel Keen
n Feb, Mr. Lewis Lathbury on
'eb. Sth, Mrs George Butler in
'eb., and Mrs. Jennie Parsons on
'eb 18th