Milford chronicle., 1930-04-18

extended to the parents of the chill
dren attending the public schools
also to those who are infavor of OuI
present system of education. At this
gathering officers will be elected for
the year 1880 and other routine bus
mess will be transacted.
} A prominent speaker will be pres
ent and address the meeting on the
need and purposes of the Parent
Teacher Association. This being the
last meeting until the fall term OF
school shall open. Let one and all
join together and make it one of the
best that the P. T. A. has as yet
held.
Ladies are expected to furnish the
sandwiches, so don't neglect to bring
them with you.
The officers of the P. r. A. will
furnish other refreshments.
Don't fail to come and have an
evening of pure enjoyment.
Ellendale orchestra will furnish
the music for the occasion.
Church News
We congratulate the people OF
Kenton in being able to secure the
services of the Rev. Conrad Hamer
to fill the pulpit of the NJ. 2. Church
at that point. Mr.. Hamer was the
pastor of the M. e. Church here TOT
two and a half years, and it was a
service of devotion to both God and
his fellowman. He needed no evan
gelist to aid him when putting forth
efforts for the salvation of women
and men. He was both preacher,
singer and evangelist combined, and
success generally crowned his most
efficient work. He was especially
strong with the young people, many
of whom through his efforts, were
brought into the fold of Christ.
The people of Kenton Will soon
learn to love Mrs. Hamer. She is
worthy in every way and will do her
share in holding the banner OF
Christ aloft. Their little girl IS as
sweet as sweet can be.
This is a lovable family and we
hope the good people of Kenton Will
see to it that their larder never gets
empty. :,
The church school was fairly well
patronized on Sunday. The lesson
for the day was entitled "The Child
and the Kingdom" Before entering
on the study of lesson, the teacher
called the attention of scholars
present to the fact that it was Palm
Sunday" and spoke at some length
on the entry of Jesus into Jerusal-
EN- lust before his crucihxon. Inc
homage which was paid to Jesus Dy
the people along the way, VINO
spread their garments and cut
branches from the trees which were
spread in the way and the multitude
which went before and followed
cried saving "Ho-San'na to the Son
of David; blessed is he that cometn
in the name of the Lord; Ho-Sanna
in the highest"
This was among the closing chap
ters in the earthly life of the Mas
ter. The scenes of the cross was be
fore Him, yet He marched to HIS
doom without a murmur. His mis-
sion to the world was nearly hnlsh-
ed. vet he ascended the cross to pay
the penalty for the sins Of the world
and when in agony he exclaimed
eft is finished" He knew that HIS
mission was ended and He was now
ready to take His place in the reg
ions above. The scenes of the cross
on Calvary should appeal to the
heart of every sinner.
The study of the lesson was con-
tinued. It was brought out that
child-like mind should be found IN
adult Christians, and Jesus in speak
ing to his disciples and others who
should come after them, that they
must become humble as little
child before trying to enter into the
Kingdom of Heaven. We may speak
further on this subject at a later
date.
Glass No. is composed of men
from forty to eighty-two years OF
age-the discussion Of the lesson
each Sunday is very interesting.
Come out and join us.
Glass meeting followed the ses-
sion of the church school. The at Z
tendance was better. Clarence Alb
bott, the leader, was at his best and I
spoke some truths which cannot be
gainsaid. We are certain that those
present felt the presence of the Holy
Spirit.
The Epworth League services in I
the evening under the leadership OF
David Beebe, was fine. Mr.. Beebe I
should be congratulated on render
ing a program so interesting from
every standpoint.
The sermon of the evening by the
pastor, Rev. James M. Faulkner, was
found in Psalm 18th and 10Th, and
was a mastery effort and was close
ly listened to by all those present.
Mr.. Faulkner is a young man or
fine personality, a fine speaker, and
bids fair to rank with those who
reach the highest ranks of the
preachers of today. Come out and
hear him.
Church school class No. II, Mrs.
Timmons, teacher, will hold bake
in the school auditorium some time
in early May. Wait for them, it will
be something great.
Sunday services, April 20:
Ellendale: Morning Church
school. C. A. Timmons, superintend- I
ent. II a. m. Preaching by the pas
.or. Evening: p. m. Epworth 3
League. Easter program is being
1880 p. m. Preaching by
he pastor. Easter music for both Z
morning and evening services is be- 4
ng prepared by the choir.
McColley's Chapel p. m. Church
school. 8 p. m. Preaching by the :
pastor.