Milford chronicle., 1926-10-29
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her son, Oliver, to Phlladelpnla Via
automobile.
Mrs. Clarence Holt accompanied
her sister, Mrs. Roy Nelson TO tne
Methodist Hospital, Phllldalephla,
where the latter will be operated
upon for appendicitis.
Mrs. Ida Bunting is acting as
bousekeeper during Mrs. Holts aD-
sence. 1,
quite ill. ,,... 6
Mrs Maggie Brandt and daughter OF
philadelphia and New Jersey visited
their mother, Mrs. Lizzie Elliott and
daughter and brother, Capt. Gavin
Evans, whose sale took place on
Saturday. Capt. Calvin Evans left Tor
philadelphia where he will accept
a position. 1.,,,,,o-
]. Vaughn Tunnel of PennsylVa-
MIA motored here and attended 10
business interests.
Mrs. Matthew Pusey and son Oh
Ocean City, Md, visited Mrs. Chas'
Keene this week.
Mrs. Edward Hickman ana nVS
daughters, Lillian, Gladys DORIS anu
Dorothy, the twins; and Renrlett;l'
motored to Philadelphia and attenu-
ed the Sesqui-Centennial, also ValleS
Forge, spending the weekend
MIR. and Mrs. Elijah Lynch Vlslteu
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lynch ana sun
Russell. ,.u,,,d
AIR and Mrs. Chester TOWNSEND
and two children visited Mr.. ana
Mrs. Thomas Short on Saturday. =,
Mr. and Mrs. Linwood Evans ana
babv motored to Brooklyn, N. " anu
visited relatives last week.
Mrs Alberta Williams OF PhlIaueI-
mia is visiting her parents MI anu
Mrs. VIM. Daisey. .eo
Rev. Raymond Bishop ana WIZ
nastor of the Christian Church. anu
Mr. and Mrs. Clay Evans were enter
tained at supper at the nome OF
ELIAS Taylor on Thursday. 49,,
Mr. and Mrs. Clay Evans visited
Clinton Quillen and wife on sun-
day. 4,..1 NJ
The Sunday services at Bethel M
E. Church were inspiring.
At $3.50 in the morning Sunuay
school began in the new churcn
school building after which they
marched into the main auditorium
for preaching services. .-.uo
Rev. A. B. Frye, the pastor, lntro-
duced the speaker, DR.. John Nrall.I alIu-l z
a splendid preacher from PatteIsoH sc1I.
N I. who took for a text Psalm zoIu
9th upTSp
He exnressed the words of DaVlC
from the Bible where he SAID LOU cI'
have loved the haDitatlon Oh ~ H
house." and in another Psalm'
was glad when they said unto me- LEI
us 90 into the house OF the Loru.
His message impressed everyone
soThe eve of faith sees Christ throusI
the church worship than in any othel
Mace we might be-" he said. In Hl'
tabernacle we should be on the SAP
hath. The church ought to be tnt
Christian what the temple was 10 liz
Jew. oil
fashioned revival of a Christian pa
triot: one who stands by the churchi
a faithful communicate.
We do not forget the love 1eas
that nreceded the preaching service
led nv Mr. Winder of Seaford. II Wa'
trulv a spiritual feast. We felt lh'
mower of God through this llghteou'
mans address. Following the prea
ching service solicitations were man'
toward the new addition 10 IL'
church and through cash ana sup
scriptions the amount OF SZOo wa
raised In the afternoon, service
were held in the new Sunday Scnoo
building. The young people leu Il
einging Then Rev. DR.. Croft Oh AS
burv NJ. E. Church gave a stlrrln'
address. He said 80 per cent Oh IN
neonle ioin the church before tle'
are 81 years of age. There are thre'
things that makes a collliil ui1lI' ~
stand out in means OF strength' wv
look at the churches and now ar
thew taken care of, and how are the'
nroviding for their children; thel
we look at the schools and third tn
roads. Good churches, schooIs an
roads and we are on the highway o
prosperity. ....a +.
The amount of $3.50 was raised D,
cash and subscription in the atter
noon. At night the Epworth Leagu
was held in the new churcn DuIiu
ing. led by Willis Mitchell. Inc prih
cipal speaker was Prof. D. A. Petr
of Selbyville, teacher of MlllsDor
school. The topic was Hero Q
coward" He said many fine woros
among them 1.-THE real hero VII
stand foursQuare."
After this service there was prea
ching by DR.. John Krantz, helo
the main building. His sermon wa
very impressive. One could feel u
noble influence of this grand Oh
gentleman of "A years OF ChrlstIa
character. He afterwards appealed I
the people for another contribute
and succeeded in raising S65O thr
subscriptions and cash. A total 2
s11OO. half of which was cash, max
ing $4,000 promised and paid towar
+he new church school bullolhs
what a glorious time we could nav
II EVERYONE would come together an
worship the Lord in old Bethel N
2. Church. ,., -.
We do not forget the splendid Sc
los by Kendall Hudson rendered
the morning and evening services
also duet by Emily Hickman an
Elizabeth Hudson.
Evangelistic services are in pre-
gress each night this week.
Remember the entertainment to .
given on Halloween, October Seti
at night, in the church hall bui!dlnt