Milford chronicle., 1921-09-30
TOLD IN A FEW LINES

Laws Church-Sunday school Oct.
2, $3.50 a. m.
Do you attend church regularly?
Read display advertisement on an
other page.
The Kings Daughters will have
their semi-annual rummage sale the
latter part of October.
Now that vacations are over let's
give one hour a week to the church.
Go to church Sunday morning.
Williamsville M. E. Church-Sunday
school 200. Preaching 2:45, by w. E.
NAPLES, the blacksmith preacher.
There are some things that should
be done on Sunday that cannot be
done before or after church. Don't ne
glect your duty.
Neglecting your battery is a SER
iOus question. Don't let it get in a run
down condition. Good advise is given
in an ad on another page.
The ladies of the. surrounding town
who contributed cakes to the Kings
Daughters during the carnival, will
find their plates at E. c. Pierce's
store.
To let what one likes to do, master
what one ought to do, is as if the
office boy should boss the manager.
Don't forget what happens at 1920
Sunday morning.
The w. C. T. U. will hold a bake on
Saturday, October l, in the shop of
John S. Hallett, on South Walnut
street. Will every member contribute
something? Come and buy one and all.
The Fellowship Bible class of the
Avenue M. E. Church will hold bus
mess and social meeting at the home
of Miss Lydia Abbott Tuesday even
ing, October 4th. All members are in
vited.
The w. c. T. U. will hold a short
business meeting with prayer SER
vice next Tuesday evening with Mrs.
Frank Jones, South Second street.
Text word, Love-" ALI new members
are urged to be present.
The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ. E.
Church will resume their meetings
next Wednesday, October 5, at the
Chapel at o'clock. 1t is important
that every member be present. All la
dies of the church are cordially invit-
ed.
The Rev. Joseph H. Irwin preached
his first sermon as pastor of st. Johns
Church on Sunday evening last. Fa-
ther Irwin is a good speaker, and a
man of very pleasing personality, and
has already endeared himself to his
people.
During the recent parade in Milford
the prize winning automobile was
photographed by Mr. Burton, the pho
tographer. N. M. Stokes, the well
known jeweler took this prize. The
pictures are now on view at the Bur-
ton Studio, North Walnut street.
The amount realized by the Kings |
Daughters from the sale of cakes and /
candies during the week of the Fire
mems Carnival is $444.16, half of |
which will be given to the firemen.
The circle is very grateful to each and |
ecery contributor who helped to make /
the affair a success.
Members and friends of the Kings .
Daughters are asked as they clean
house to save all things that can be
sold at the rummage sale next month.
Any article of clothes might seem
useless to you, but it means a quart
Of milk or loaf of bread, for some
needy person, during the coming
hard winter that is predicted.
The ladies of st. Johns Catholic
Church will give card party in the
New Century Club next Tuesday even
ing, October 4. During the evening
bridge, five hundred and euchre will
be played. Many pretty and attractive
prizes have been donated. All who at
end have an equal chance on the door
prize. The card party will start
at $3.50 and all are cordially
invited