Milford chronicle., 1962-04-13
OCEAN VIEW
Mrs. Ethel Davidson

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sythia and Daffodils are in f Il | ]
bloom, also Hyacinths People are
having their gardens plowed, pre-
pairing the ground for planting.
At the WS.CS on Monday eve
ming of this week, Mrs. Kathryn
Hickman presided Mrs. Starnes of
DagSbOro was a guest representing g
and explaining what the U n t e
Church Women are doing and ac-
complishing. Mrs. Alice Lathbury
had charge of the program at the
W.S.C.S. here.
Mrs. Thomas E. Hickman, Jr. and
Mrs. Edward Simpson attended the
Spring Convention held in Centen-
airy Methodist Church in Laurel
last week.
Mrs. Hettie Gray and Mrs Elva
Steele were hostesses at our WSCS
meeting ON Monday evening.
The United Workers and Loyal
Sunday School class met at t h e
Fellowship room of the B e h e
Church ON Tuesday night of this
week. Mrs. Mildred Evans, C | a S
president was in charge of the
business part Mrs. Esther Oakes
and Mrs. Marian Burton were host
esses at this meeting.
Sunday will be observed as Palm
Sunday. Sermon by Rev. Clarence
H. Hays, at II am. Church School
at 9:45 with Thomas E. Hickman,
Jr., and David Murray, Supts
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sudden death of Mrs. Theora
Spanutius, in Elizabeth, NJ. A
short time before her passing away
she and her husband had flew in
from California, their home They
arrived at the home of her sister,
Mrs Blanche Calvin, and had seen
her son Wade and family The de-
ceased, Theora, was the daugher of
George and Lille II. DaiSey of
Ocean View. She leaves to survive
a husband, Fred, son Wade and
daughterin-law, and two grand
children, two sisters, Mrs E S e
Hickman and Mrs. Blanche Calvin,
several nieces, and many friends.
Mrs. Elsie Hickman attended the
funeral services of er sister
Theora on Tuesday. in Elizabeth,
NJ.
Mrs. j. Oliver Evans is visiting
her daughter in Florida.
Mrs Eva DerrickSon returned
home from Peninsula Hospital and
is improving nicely
Mr.. Minos J. Parsons is doing
we'll, after being in Peninsula Hos
pital, he returned home on Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Smith o
Millsboro, were dinner guests o f
their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William
II. Wharton on Saturday, and their
son. Mr. Wade Wharton and friend
of Wilmington visited them on Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Butler of
Phila., visited Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
Powell, their cousins this week
Mrs Roland West of Millville
visited her cousin, Mrs. Lulu
Lynch on Friday afternoon
Capt, and Mrs. Raymond Rick
ards, and son and daughter-in-law,
and granddaughter, Mr.. and NJ IS
Gerald Richards and daughter all
of Phila., and their mother
grandmother, Mrs. Nettie Hickman
of Ocean View, were dinner guests
of Mr.. John Lamb on Sunday. Mrs
Emily Hickman brought some good
food with them.
Mr. Forrest Evans is attending
the Police Academy at Dover,
studying to become a Trooper.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cannon of
Wilmington, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ell
wood Lynch of Salisbury, visited
their mother Mrs Elsie Hickman
on Sunday.
Mrs. Enola Wildonger and sister
Mrs. Mary BuckaleW of Phila,
visited their aunt Mrs. Rella Evans
on Sunday afternoon, also h e i r
sister Mrs Paul Jackson, here.
Mr.. John T. West, Jr.. made a
trip to Harrisburg, Pa, last week,
and has returned
Mrs. Albert Eek boldt of Frank
linville, NJ. has been visiting her
sister Mrs. Vannie Dolby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Brasure and
friends, of Laurel motored here on
Sunday and visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Gardner Brasure.
Happy Birthdays to those born in
April, namely. Grace and a k
Briggs, Mrs. Effie Nelson. Mary J.
Short, Ebe H. Davidson, Kenneth
Rogers, and Hettie Gray, CARR e
Lynch and Ethel B. Davidson, Ell
wood Lynch and Elva Steele.
We will always remember the
birthday of our beloved and highly
esteemed Mrs. James NJ Evans, on
April 1st She was an influential
woman of this community and we
will cherish her memory.
Town Election will be held here
on Saturday April 18th.