Milford chronicle., 1932-05-06

program Will be given during tn
Church School hour.
Again at the morning preachini
! service Class No. 6, of the Churcl
School, will render a surprise pro
gram. Come out and hear the littlt
tots and also Glass No. 6.
A way will be provided by which
all mothers in Glendale and vicin
ity can attend both services. Now
mothers, get ready and some on,
will call for you.
Church School
The attendance was slim, only 81
teachers and scholars biting present
This was owing to the storm pre-.
vailing. 1t being Missionary Sunday
c. A. Timmons, superintendent, was
in charge. The lesson for the day
was carefully gone over by the
scholars present and the comments
were varied and brought out some
thoughts on the part of the scholars
about. The lesson for the day was:
How World Peace Is To Be Estab-
lished." The lesson dealt with Isaac
and his wells, and the student will
have to study well to get out of the
lesson what it really means. We
have already learned that the char
acter of Isaac was similar to his fa-
ther, Abraham, who with his deal
ings with his nephew Lot gave to
him the best to be had for the graz
ing of his herds, and Abraham took
for his portion, land which was
much poorer, and was satisfied, al
though God afteTward rewarded
Abraham with more land then he
could use. Isaac had great focks and
was prosperous; he was true to God,
and had in his heart nothing but
compassion for his fellow man, and
when he dug out the wells which
had been used by his father of which
the Philistines had filled up; but
when he was advised to move fur
ther Oh by the Philistine host, he did
so, and continued to dig wells and
move on until the Valley of Gerow
was reached and he dwealt there.
After digging several wells in the
valley, but being claimed by others,
he gave way and continued to Beer
Sheba, where God appeared to him
and he was told that great prosper
ity would be his. Isaac was no cow
ard; rather than engage in quarrels
with the Philistine he would move
on. He was simply obeying that
which had been taught him by his
father, Abraham. The title of the les
son "How World Peace Is To Be Es-
How long will it take for
nations to respect each other that
they are willing to make great sac
rifices that universal peace may be
on earth?
We doubt very much that peace
will be established on earth perma-
nently until all people will obey the
golden rule: Do unto others as you
would have them do unto you.
Then universal peace will be es-
,ablished. :...
Golden Text: A soft answer turn
eth away wrath; but a grievous
word stirreth to anger. Proverbs
ISL.
Che Morning Sermon
The pastor took for his text the
lords Prayer in full and spoke at
iome length on the importance to
he world, was the simple declara-
ion of Jesus, in repeating the prayer |
o His disciples. 1t has come down |
o us in its purity, and we have a !
light to say: Our Father Which art |
n heaven. HallOwed be Thy name.
Thy kingdom come. Thy will be done
IS in heaven, so in earth. How sim
lie.
1he Evening Services
The Epworth League, Mrs. Anna
hort, leader, presented a very nice
rogram, which was rendered at
!. m. At 1880 p. m. the pastor prea-
he'd from the text: Luke Ill Lord
each us how to pray. 1t was a con-
of the morning sermon and
Tas fine presentation of what the
ord meant when He told His dis
iples how to pray.
On Friday evening, May 13, play
ntitled 1.-TWO Days To Marry" will
Q given in the school auditorium.
hose who have seen this play speak
the highest terms of the enter
linment and the way it is rendered
Y talent from Lincoln.
If you enjoy good hearty laugh
0nt fail to see this play. 1t is very
from start to finish and I
ell worth going far to see.
Remember that this entertainment
to be given for the benefit of the
Inior Aid of the Glendale M. L.
hurch, an organization we'll worthy
your support.
Coming
Let the people come out and show
ese young people that they are in
in the church work which
ley are doing. Doors open at s p. m.
omission Csc. {
lnday Services May s.: l
Ellendale: 10 a. m. Church school.
a. m. Preaching by the ptstor. z {
m. EpwOrth League. Miss Lydia
1verdale, leader. 1880 p. m. Preach i
g by the pastor. {
This being Mothers Day appropri- g
e sermons will be preached. Come Z
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