Milford chronicle., 1931-10-09

If more teachers in our public
schools would initiate the example
set by Mrs. Smith, by letting the
parents know how their children
are progressing in their studies, it
would be better for all concerned.
Personal
Mrs. Anna Kavalkovich of Phila-
delphia has been the guest of Mrs.
Samuel c. Fisher TO rthe past week.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. c. A. Timmnns and
two sons, Junior and Alton were
the guests OC Mr.. limmt MS par
ents. Mr. aAd Mrs Cy:us A. ] 1iTn-
mons of Showells, Md. over the
weekend.
Prof. and Mrs. Charles S. Adkins
spent the weekend with relatives
anal fiienls at their old home in
Newa *, Nc
Is =. Warren, Jr. and ]. Thos. |
Baker, Jr.. who are attending Bea-
com Business College, Wilmington,
spent the weekend with their par
ents who reside here.
Mrs. Byron Stone who has been
spending some time at Atlantic City
has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hammond Ru~t and
Mr.. and Mrs. AlonzO McIlvaine of
Georgetown were entertained at the
home of Mrs. John Prettyman on
Sunday.
Church News-The Radio
The Federation of Churches of
New York and vicinity are sending
broadcast throughout the land by
the means of the radio a religious
called the Morning Devo-
tions. 1t takes place each weekly
except Sunday at S:15 a.
m. Eastern Standard Time.
Tune in on Station WEAF, New
York and hear the old time hymns
sung. 1t should stir the very soul
Of the listener.
To the Christian these old time
hymns are very inspiring and bring
back to their hearts and minds of
he hearers the time when it was no
crime to say Amen when in the
church.
To the non Christian it will take
hem back to the old homestead
where mother and father used to
;ing. Jesus Lover of My Soul"
Abide With Me-" "old Rugged
ross" and a number of others -
which for the time being would sOf- ,
en- the. hearts of the most unethical
nd cause them to think better of
he world at large.
After listening to these exercises
ou will think better of your fellow ? :,
ian and yourself as we'll. . .
'ry it? =. a
hOir Rehearsal u
The choir of Glendale NJ. E. u tl
hurch is asked to meet at the q
hurch on this Friday evening. This n
ill be the last rehearsal before the
ally Day services take place next 7,
unday morning. A full attendance -
desired. >,
asquerade Party h,
Church School Glass No. II, Mrs.
A. Timmons, teacher, will be en- Fl
rtained at the home of Mr.. and Cr
rs. c. A. Timmons, by masquer-
lie party on Wednesday evening, =
ctober IA. sS
The members. are asked to come
lily masked; an invitation is also
tended to the husbands and pros 6
,ctive husbands of the members to
present and take part.
This is going to be swell affair. 8
int miss it or you will regret it.i q
lilly Day Services
Rally and Promotion Day SER
5es will take place in the Ellen
lie M. E. Church on Sunday morn
g, October II at 10 O'Clock a. m.
full program is being prepared by 6
tn the senior and primary depart
snts. Miss Rachel Coverdale, su-
of the primary depart
mt requests that all mothers
lose babies names are on the
adle Roll, be present Sunday NOR
lg at 10 O'Clock, at the primary e
partment room, and they will
ar very interesting program to 2
rendered by the little tots.
urch Anniversary
Quite number of our people mo-
ed Sunday to Coolspring where
2O6th anniversary of the Cool S
ing Presbyterian Church was
Id. They report having heard
sermon by Rev. John Humph-
IS, missionary pastor of Presby-
yof New Castle and also a spen-
talk delivered by Hon. James
Tunnel of Georgetown.
his is an old church, about for
i've years older than Barratt's
lpel.
Irch School
unday being a warm and baImy
=, the teachers and scholars
de use of the time by attending
school in large numbers. Ninety
being present; out of this num-
New Market furnished twenty
GLARS. This is the right thing to
and we hope for their presence
h Sunday.
he lessons for the present quar-
are very interesting and a close
iy of them will impart a knowl- q
e which all should know.
he life of the Apostle Paul is in
'sting at all times, and in the
ons for the present quarter, it
rought out in more prominent
lner the many conflicts which
and his helpers had to pass
,ugh in preaching the gospel of
ist.
lnday mornings lesson was en-
d christian Missionaries Enter
ope." Asia had been evangelical
the Council held in Jerusalem
ch had issued instructions which