Milford chronicle., 1930-04-25
school Notes


the P. T. A. which will take plac
on Wednesday evening, April 80, a
the school auditorium.
Arrangements have been mad
for the Sussex County Field Meet t.
hold forth on May 2 at the Kent
Sussex Fair Grounds at Harrington
The children of the public schools
of Sussex county will take a part II
this gathering. Running races, jump
ing contests, and many othei
sports will be indulged in. Prizes
will be awarded.
The school children look forward
to this annual meeting with a grea
deal of pleasure. 1t means to then
a day of recreation, where al
thoughts of school hours are for the
time being forgotten.
We hope that ways will be pre-
pared so that all the children car
go.
The principal and teachers of Ell
lendale public school seem to be ef-
ficient in every way and are giving
to the public schools of this town
and nearby districts a service which
they should be proud of.
Church Notes
The Epworth League social will
meet in the school auditorium on
Monday evening, May 5, at 1880 p.
m. This is to be a grand rally of
all the members of the league and
a cordial invitation is extended to
all to be present. Games of differ
ent kinds will be indulged in, and a
good time in general will be had.
Miss Hazel DerricksOn and Miss
Marian Robinson will be the enter
tainers for the evening.
Sunday morning, May 4, will be a
day on which an unusual event will
happen. The primary department of
the Glendale Church school will
render a missionary program OF
great merit.
The smaller children under the
supervision of Miss Rachel Cover
dale, superintendent and Miss Hya-
cinth Lynch and Mrs. Linda Warren,
teachers, have been very busy of
late in preparing the children for
the different parts which they will
assume in the program to be rend-
cred.
This department of the church
school is always up to date in every
respect and those who witness the
entertainment to be given will be
amply paid for their trouble.
The Church school was largely at
tended on Easter Sunday-ninety
being present. This is a good show
ing. The title of the lesson, "The
Resurrection A Reality" was dis
cussed at some length by the larger
classes, and brought out the fact
that all present believed and so ey-
pressed themselves that Christ real
ly rose from the dead, and were in
position to prove their assertions by
the Bible stories repeated in roth
the gospels of Mark and John, and
to other portions Of the Bible wnlch
referred to the Resurrection of our
Lord and Master Jesus Christ.
The assistant superintendent, Fred
ireland, had charge of the services
The preaching service which fol-
lowed the church school gave to all
who heard it a thrill of pleasure as
they heard the Rev. James M. Falk-
ner in one of the best sermons ever
heard in Glendale NJ. f. Church,
portray the scenes of the Resurrec-
ton and what it meant to the Chris
tian Church.
His description of Heaven was
clothed in beautiful language as ne
described the future home of the
soul. It was a sermon of force and
power and appealed to the hearers
in such a way as they had never
heard the story of the Resurrection
explained in such a plain and lucld
way.
The Epworth League held forth at
7 D. m. Miss Marian Robinson
leader, and she presented a program
of a very pleasing nature.
Rev. James F. Faulkner occupied
the pulpit at 1880 p. m. and preach
ed another grand sermon. His theme
was MARY Magdalene Weeping at
the Tomb Of Jesus"
We have not the space to COM
ment on this sermon. 1t was insplr-
ing from the beginning to the end.
Have you ever heard Ellendale's new
pastor? If not, come out and hear
him.
The little tots and others who at
tend the primary department of the
Glendale Church school were made
happy on Sunday when the super
intendent, Miss Coverdale, and tea
cher, Miss Lynch and Mrs. Linda
Warren, presented their scholars
with an abundant supply Of Easter
eggs.
The stork visited the home of Rev.
and Mrs. James M. Faulkner on
Sunday, at their present home at
Delmar, and left bouncing baby
boy. The mother and child are do
ing nicely. Mr.. Faulkner is the pas
tor of the Glendale Circuit, and
will soon move with his family to
this point. It is no wonder that the
preacher gave to his people such
wonderful sermons on Sunday.
Church school class, No. IL, Mrs.
C. A. Timmons, teacher, will give an
entertainment in the school audi
torium on the evening of May y.
Look for a full report in the next
issue of the Chronicle.
Sunday services April q:
Glendale
Morning: 10 a. m. Church school.
II a. m. Glass meeting.
Evening: p m. Epworth League.
c. A. Timmons, leader. 1880 .p. m.
Preaching by the pastor.
New Market -
Morning: 10 a. m. Church school.
II a. m. Preaching by the pastor.
Union
AfternOOn. 9 n m. Church school. 8