Milford chronicle., 1931-01-16

along the dirt road when they land
ed, showed more than usual skill @
the part of the pilot. They. remaine
over night and left early Sunda
! morning for the home port, sayinj
they would be home in forty min
> utes-much too fast for your hum
Bile servant.
Personal
Mr. and Mrs. John b. Derricksor
entertained the following dinner
guests on Sunday: Clarence Der
rickson and son Reginald, Miss
Claudia Helm and Mrs. Charles Nc
Gee of Philadelphia, Miss Dorothy
l.. Williams of Wilmington, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Williams, daughter
/ Electa and Mrs. B. G.. Derrickson Of
Millyille, Mr.. and Mrs. L. p. Godfrey
and son of AillsbOrO, Mr.. and Mrs.
Elton Lynch and son of Milford, Mr..
and Mrs. c. w. Shannon and sons of
| Woodside, Mrs. Charles James and
son Ronald of Ocean View and Isa-
&C Ellingsworth of Ellendale.
John Ireland of Media, Pa, has
been spending a few days of the
past week as the guest of his bro
ther and sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred ireland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Millman of
Philadelphia spent Friday as the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Thomas. Mr.. Millman is a passenger
conductor on the Pennsylvania Rail
road.
Arthur Russell who is in the en-
ploy of the B. c. A. Railroad, was !
home over the weekend with his !
family who reside here.
Robert Grill and Charles O'Neal !,
were Philadelphia visitors on Sun
day.
School Notes
The January meeting of the P. T.
A, of Glendale will take place on
Wednesday, January q, at 1880 p.
m. at the school auditorium.
This will be a very important
gathering outside of the program to
be rendered. a drive will be made
or new members.
This is one institution which
should receive the support of the
public at large. Everybody invited.
everybody come!
lhurch News
Church school class No. 6 will
meet at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. =
ieorge NJ. Reed, Jr., corner of Rail
Dad avenue and Willow street, on
friday evening, January 16 at 1880
. M. This will he an important
Meeting and all members of the
lass are invited to attend.
The organizing of the class will
axe place and other business Ct i'm
Ortance will be discussed ut this
leeting.
Church school class No. met at
le home Cf Mrs. George l.. Howard
n Friday night of last week and
le following officers were elected:
resident, Mrs. George /. Howard:
scretary, Miss Allie v MacElin;
easurer, Mrs. Charles Peck: visit
g committee, Mrs. D. NJ. Warren
nd Mrs. John G. Short; class name,
YER Faithful. Those present: Mrs.
'hn G. Short, Mrs. D. NJ. Warren,
ISIS Allie V. Macklin, Mrs. II. w.
'ster, Mrs. Z. II. Wilson, Mrs. Wall
L Thomas, Mrs. Isaac Clendaniel,j
rs. James Williams, G. A. TimmOns
Id James ii. Donovan.
The church school was well at
nded on Sunday morning. Seventy
sht teachers and scholars being
esent. Mr.. Whitney, the new SUI
being in charge and
rs. H. w. Jester, the new secretary
ing engaged in her new duties. -
e study of the lesson created quite
me discussion and the adult class ~
as whole engaged i'll trying to
ing out the life which Jesus led m
til his 18th year and then on un-
his 50th year when lie commen-
His ministry. This is quite re-
shing and shows conclusiveiy M
It the scholars are deeply inter
ed in the splendid lessons of the
lrter and are trying to CLEAN the M
tn as the Bible teaches.
IS to the boyhood of Jesus the W..
ngelist Luke doesn't seem toll d. ~
tie as fully as we would like. 80,
ny writer's likened the boyhood nne rS
of Jesus as they would any rrb[
er Jewish boy who lived at the nm,
e which Jesus did-but we are rh
suaded to believe that the whole
of Jesus from His birth 90 His
tn on the Cross was carefully
ied after and His training was in
Ordance with the wishes Of His
her above.
uke says "And the Child grew
waXed strong, filled with wis Eve
l.: and the grace of God was
n Him." So we see that through eve
virgin mother and pious earthly mill
er His training had been care 1t d
Y looked after, subject to Divine mat
until such time and age when "Chi
would look for further dircc- Pur'
S of His life from the God of peri
s, Whose Son He really was. llon
ministry of Jesus we will CLEAN valu
future lessons, but we are sat suga
that Jesus the Son of God, ASK
He'd every demand made upon aG II
by His Father, even to His Cnlh
h upon the Cross for the re- Sclel
Dtion of the world.