Milford chronicle., 1930-01-31

The handicraft class under Mrs.
Farley seems to be going ahead
speedily. They are now learning TO
make baskets and soon they will be
covering stools and making otner
useful things. The ladies now salute
each other by asking the question:
how are you getting along making
baskets?
Church News
The church school last Sunday
morning was largely attended. niue
ty scholars being present Thls Is
very encouraging and brings u
those interested what could be done
If all proper means would De useu
to build the school up to its hlgnesI
standard.
The lesson of the day "The Beati-
tudes" brought before the scholars
those things which the Master de-
mands of those who would be HIS
followers.
Glass No. 1, Clarence Abbott, tea
cher. which is composed of the old
er men is quite proficient in DIS
cussing the different lessons or the
quarter, and brought out some
truths which are very helpful ana
to the point. Come join this class
a welcome awaits you.
Rev. John R. Diehl preached
very inspiring sermon, when was
closely listened to by his hearers
to the end of his discourse.
The Epworth League held its very
helpfuI meeting under the leader
ship of Walter Thomas.
The contest which had been run
ming for several weeks came to an
end. The Packard automobile with
Mrs. Rust at the wheel, won out
having one hundred and ten new
members. The Studebaker with MIS-
! Robinson at the wheel was close
| second. having ninety-one new menl-
hers. II now remains for the losing
side to entertain the members OF
/ the winning side to feast OF some
kind. -
The new members who have re-
Gently Joined the Epworth League
as we'll as the old are requested 10
meet at the M. E. Church on FIJI
day evening, February Z at Z p. m
to be initiated into the mysteries De-
longing only to the Epworth League
Fro mthere the members will go oV-
er to the auditorium OF the puDlIc
school building where they Will De
entertained by the losing slae III 'ne
contest, to a elaborate feast. /.
The writer, for once, happens "
be on the winning side and IS won
dering what the feast will be. Some
have intimated a turkey supper
while others say those present nave
to he content with an all day SUCK
er. LOO
] Now that the Epworth League =
about two hundred new members
which should give them standlns
second to none of the smaller chur-
ches in the State. Some OF the oiug. s..
members who joined to help cut ~ ~
the contest will not attend but lnere
are enough Of the younger members
who if looked after will make d
i League which will be Of great use 70
tbe church and church school anu
he the means of promoting some Oi
the good things which will prove u u
value to the citizens OF ElIehoale
and vicinity. eoronce
for Ellendale circuit will he held l1
tbe M. E. Church at Ellendale OF
Saturday, February at 3 p: M va n
fn1l attendance is desired. I)r' "
p. Habbard will preside. =,
The Ladies Aid Society OF tne -.
1ondaIa M e Church will hold tnelI
monthly meeting at the home o.
I Miss Alice v. Macklin on SATURDAY
FEBRUARY 8, at 1880 o'clock p. m:
This il a very important meetlng 9Ii
as the officers for the year 1881 VIII
be elected. -,-.,ou,, ..
EIIendale, morning: 10 a. m m
church school. II a. m. class nlee'
ing T g A. Timmons, leader.
New Market, morning: ~ d. IL -
church school. II a. m. preaching D3
! the pastor. ob,rc1
: school. 8 p. m. preaching ny u"
pastor. N En-
worth League. Miss Mildred WaI4o 4s,i 4ol
leader. 1880 p. m. preaching py 'n'
pastor.