Milford chronicle., 1925-05-29

returned from visit with relatives
in Wilmington.
A concrete pavement has beer
laid in front of the home of Capt
H. P. Burton on Federal street.
William Parker Of New York was
a Milton visitor this week.
Ivy Mears, Earl Walls and Ralph
Messick, three youths of Milton,
were arrested on Tuesday morning
by State Detective Otto DonOway and
Deputy Sheriff Bud Coy charged
with entering and robbing the hard
ware store of George H. NAPLES on
Wednesday night of last week. The
boys confessed their guilt and also
admitted to robbing the school house
and the garage OF I. c. King twice.
but deny they were implicated in the
robbery of the King garage on Sun
day night. They were taken to
GEORGETOWN for trial before a JUS
tice of the peace. Fred Lynch was
taken as a material witness.
Milton NJ. p. Church
Sunday, May 31st:
10 a. m. Sunday school. Come, we
welcome you. A special invitation is
extended to the men to come and
Join the Friendship" Bible class.
II a. m. Preaching by the pastor
The subject will be "The Temple" ."
Special music.
z p. m. Senior C. E. The topic is
"The Worlds Need"
1880. Evening devotion. A service
of song and praise. The subject OF
the evening sermon will be Three
T's."
Goshen M. E. Church
Sunday, May S1st:
$3.50 The regular Sunday morning
class meeting.
1O:SO. Special service for the grad
uating class of Milton High School.
This constitutes a very important
step in the lives of these young peo-
pie and we invite you all to attend
this public service.
The pastor will use as his theme,
Success.
We are planning to have a very
impressive service. The choir Will
render special music and every ef-
fort will be made to make the SER
vice a real success.
The faculty and the board of ed
ucation are requested to attend with
the class, and to march with them
from the school building, at 1918 a.
m.
12. The regular session of the Sun
day school. Our school is fine IN
every way, and we would like to
have the young men and young Ia
dies present each Sunday.
1880. The evening service. A SER
vice of song. You know, perhaps we |
sing the good old hymns, from the
Just come out in an easy, !
and natural way, and join this COM
pany of music lovers, and help to |
sing the hymns.
The pastor will deliver a short ad-
dress, using as his theme John
Wesley" You will want to hear
about the great man who founded
the great Methodist Church. The ad-
dress will not be long.
1880. Wednesday night service of
praise and worship. Do not forget
this service 1t is one you need,
more than you may think.
June the 7th, in the evening, the
will attend church, in body
let all the Masons attend, if pos
sible.
A Suggestion:-Get away from
that bad habit of staying away from
your church, because of a shower of
rain we need, and that God gives
TO US. All we can truhtfulIy say of
he habit is, that it is a bad one.
The fact that we stay home because
If rain, is sufficient evidence that
We need the church. We have good,
cement side walks, and the distance
% church, from many of the homes,
S short. You may have formed the
labit of staying at home; now form
he better habit of going to church.
The memorial service was a real
The church was well filled.
We were glad to have so many of
he veterans with us. The service at
he bridge was very impressive, and
very large crowd attended.
Do not forget the memorial SER
ice to be held in the Opera House
Iext Saturday at 10:3O.
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