Milford chronicle., 1931-01-02
HOUSTON

Howard r. Moore, superintendent
preaching at 1920, by the pastor
Rev, w. c. Buckson-subiect, For
getting Past Things" Preaching a
1880, subject, "Stormed and Taken.
Revival meetings will begin at thi
service and will continue for tw,
weeks, the pastor will be assisted il
these meetings by the following min
isters; Tuesday, Jan. 6, Rev. e. Fl
OAins; Wednesday, Jan. z, Rev. r
W. Kirwin; Thursday, Jan. 6, Rev
%. L. Sunfield; Friday, Jan. Q, Rev
w. S. Cantwell; Sunday night, Jan
IL, Rev. Walter Lord; Tuesday, Jan
13, Rev. Frank Herson; Thursday
Jan. Is, Rev. j. S. Potts. In regard
to our revival service l feel there is
such thing as claustral piety, and
such a thing as insular work. But
it does seem to me that what we
want now is concerted action on the
part of the whole membership of the
church, each member shouldering
his whole duty in this great cam
paign for God and his church. So
let us be united in heart and pur-
pose, too, in this great work of the
Master, whose we are and whom we
serve. Rev. w. c. Buckson, pastor
All those who were unfortunate
enough to not be present at the. So
cial of the Friendship Bible Glass at
Mrs. Carroll Persons on Thursday,
Dec. 18th, surely did miss a treat.
Mrs. Pierson was somewhat concern
ed, at first feeling she couldn't make
everyone have a nice time as this
was the first time the social had met
with her, but if anyone has any
doubt about it it just you be present
when the social meets with her
again. All of the members were not
present due to the fact it was so
near Christmas and several other
affairs took place the same night;
also some crippled cars were in the
garage and walking didn't seem to
be so good to go so far. However,
nine members were present. After
the business hour everyone Joined in
a real Christmas social and made the
Christmas carols ring. Mrs. Pier
son, assisted by Mrs. Peet and Mrs.
Ella Stevenson; served delicious re
freshments and if you think anyone
went home hungry just ask some one
that was there Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Moore, Mr. and
Mrs. Austin Peet, Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
.er Stevenson, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Webb, Mrs. Poole, Mrs. Lofland, NJ A
Sallie Armour, Mr. and Mrs. W.
2iersOn, Mrs. Pearl Messick,
Armour, Mr. and Mrs. aCrrG
ion and Kathleen and Ray
The next social will meet
Charles Webb in January
Mrs. John Cain, who
or quite some time, we
Ielphia on Friday, Dec
jefferson Hospital for
Mrs. Emory Webb is
ist.
Mrs. Almond Wilson
Eeek with Mrs. Da
.ewes.
Those who spent the
heir parents were: Sr
Harvard; Burnham Sil
ar Rodney; zack Joh
ity; Garnet Lofland
Ioore, of Goldey's ca
Reese Thistlewood
impson, of Wintertl
-eek-end with their
nts.
Miss Gladys Thistle
Dathic Hospital, wi
le weekend with h
nd Mrs. Merrill w.
Mr.. and Mrs. Be
their chi
lildren to a turkey
~.
Mrs. Emma Johns
, of Milford, were
I'd Mrs. Franklil
onday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. e
lester, Pa, spent
+. and Mrs. c. p.
Mrs. Marguerite
, of Philadelphia
ending the hold;
is, returned to h
y.
Mrs Everett Man
of Milford, were
Mr. and Mrs. NJ
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jam
:. and Mrs. Virgil
ildren, of Selbyvi
nday guests of Mrs
Mrs. Cora Satterfiel
.ys with Mr. ans
ockley, in Dover
Nj. and Mrs. Cha
/, of Wildwood, n
ristmas holidays wi
and Mrs. Herman
Ir. and Mrs. Calvi
Idsboro, N. c., are
ther, Mrs. Mollie Vii
We have citizen in
with record that
lst of. He has eaten
ristmas dinners in
seems no matter W
at he was doing W
ne he always retu
ne for dinner. Ea
nd his old home
ne is the Armour
man with the
lie other than AM