Milford chronicle., 1931-11-06

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Roland Isaacs of Greenwood OF
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Coyerdale
daughter Rachel, grandson, Pau
Smith, motored to Dover and were
entertained at the home of Mr.. anC
Mrs. Joseph Smith on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Jones o
Milford and Mr.. and Mrs. Franz
Leverage of near town, visited the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Der
rickson, on Sunday and were enter
tanned at dinner.
Miss Alma McNett of Wilmington
spent the weekend as the guests Oi
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Timmons.
DR.. and Mrs. w. S. p. Combs and
children. Warren, Reed and Helen
of MiddletOwn, and Mr.. and Mrs
Jehu Hudson and son Billie and
friend of Georgetown were Sunday
guests of Mrs. d. Henry Reed and
Mrs. d. NJ. Donovan.
Mrs. Jehu Derrickson and Mrs.
Lee German, who have been spend
ing some time with Mrs. r. A.
Wood left for their homes in Phila-
delphia on Sunday. Mrs. Wood is en-
tertaining this week Mrs. Harry
Wood of Trenton, N. J.
Church News
The Meeting OF the EpWOrth League
The monthly meeting of the Ep-
worth League which took place at
the home of Miss Rachel Coverdale
on Monday evening. November 2,
was a very pleasant affair, and all
who attended had one of the most
enjoyable evenings of their lives.
After the business meeting was
over, all indulged in playing inno-
cent games which produced much
fun.
Some of the members were mask
ed and in trying to discover who
each one was, created much merri-
ment.
Miss Hazel DerricksOn received
The prize for the one most comicar
dressed.
Those who missed this gathering
missed a treat.
A Grand Bazaar And
Turkey Supper To BE Held -
The Ladies Aid of the Ellendale
NJ. f. Church will hold a bazaar and
turkey supper in the auditorium of
he public school bnilding on Thurs
lay and Friday evening, November
10 and 20.
Mrs. Isaac f. Warren, Sr, who is
chairman will spare no eXDenSe i'm
this bazaar and turkey sEp-
Der one of the swell occasions of
he season.
More about it next week.
Ihurch School
The Church School on Sunday
morning, had in attendance 80 tea
hers and scholars. 1t being Mis-
ionary Day, c. A. Timmons was in
,harge. Class No. 2 rendered a nice
program which was very interest
ng. The morning lesson was gone
'ver carefully by the different clas-
es present, and the discussions
howed a careful study of the les
on.
The topic of the morning lesson
vas 1.-The Temperate Life" In this
he writings of Paul to the Gala
ions was used. We had for several !
weeks been studying about the
rand work done by Paul in the |
eVeral cities of Europe, but today |
re used his writings which shows |
THAT it takes to make people what |
hey should be. He speaks of the
'ork of the flesh, and enumerates
hat it Will do, fOrnication, un- !
leanliness, lasciviousness, idOlatry, |
OrVery, enmities, strife, jealouscies,
'raths, factions, divisions, paities,
nvyings. drunkenness, reVellings,
nd such like, and then he warns
he GallatiOns that those who in
ulge in them will not inherit the
.ingdOm of GOd-then he goes ON
nd tells what the fruit of the Split
). love, joy, peace, long suffering,
indness, goodness, faithfulness,
leekness, self-cOntrOl, and those
-hO are faithful in these things,
aul points out that they Will be
he ones TO inherit eternal life.
The very title of the lesson ''The
Life" conveys to all that
e must be temperate i'll all Things.
eThaps some people think that The
rinking of Liquors is one of The
Orst sins that can be committed by
he human family, but there are
her sins which are OF equal inn
)rtance and if not curbed will
ring disaster to those who practice
lem. Paul is a plain speaker, and
; he spoke to the Galations in the
lrly days Of his ministry, so must
e pay attention TO his sayings and
We in that Way and manne" as
hrist would have us live.
The Golden Text: BE not drunken
it'll wine wherein is riot, but be
led with the Spirit. Ephesians g.
!. 1t is no use To continent on the
)lden TeXt-it speaks for Itself.
he Morning Sermon
The pastors morning sermon was
plete with good advice, and was
ised on the text taken from The
,spel according to st. Matthew, 9TH
lapter and 7th verse: Ask and il
all be given you; seek, and ye
all find; knock and it. shall be
,ened INTO you. 1t was sermon
lich was truly interesting, and
ould have left upon the hearts and
inds of the hearers Il fine impress
IN.
This being the last Sunday in
lich Mr.. Faulkner would serve as
stor of Ellendale Circuit, having
signed his position, many were
esent to hear him. hf
Next Sunday, November 8. a new
eacher will be present. Come out
d hear him.
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