Milford chronicle., 1932-05-20
Some Things You Ought
10 Know And Do


Did you know that the Baltimore
Orioles had arrived and are now
busy building their nests?
Memorial Day, May 30, the flags
IN every home should be unfurled in
memory of our honored dead.
Members of the American Legion
will have poppies for sale for Mem
orial Day. Buy one or more--the
proceeds goes to help those who
were badly wounded in the Wol Id
War, in the defense of the flag.
Did you know that the first United
States flag was raised January 2,
1776?
The first shot fired during the
Civil War was on Jnuary 8, 1861.
Personal
Robert H. Conner of Wilmington
is spending a few days with his par
ents, Rev. and Mrs. r. G. Conner at
the M. E. parsonage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert A. Warren
entertained over the weekend Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Macpherson of
Chester, Pa.
Doctor and Mrs. Delbert LeKites
and family of Chincoteague, Va,
were the weekend guests of Mrs. D.
c. LeKites.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Yerger OF
Sharon Hill, Pa, were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. C. A. Timmons on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Swain and
two children, Robert and Marian, of
Cape May, N. j., were the weekend
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert H.
Swain.
Junior Timmons was the guest ON
Sunday of Junior Abbott at the home
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence E. Abbott, near Robbins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Tucker of
near Glendale, entertained at their
home Sunday Miss Rachel Cover
dale Of Glendale.
Sick
Mrs. Samuel Warren is about
holding her own.
Mrs. Robert H. Swain is improved
and able to be around.
Luke Postles is again reported ON
the sick list.
I. T. Baker was home for a day
this week from the sanatorium and
feels some better.
Joseph e. Reed is about the same.
Chlldren's Day Service
The ehildren's service will be held |
in Glendale M. e. Church on Sun
day evening, June 5. Everybody in
vited.
Church Class, No. 6, To Meet
Church school class, No. 6, of the |
NJ. E. Church, will meet
with Rev. and Mrs. R. G. Conner at
the NJ. E. parsonage on Friday eve
ming, May 20 A full attendance of
members is desired. Important.
Church School
The church school was well at
tended on Sunday morning. Ninety
nine teachers and scholars were
present. Collection, $4.21. There
seems to be more interest taken in
The Church School at the present
Lime-if this holds, there will soon
be a school to be proud of. The
lesson for the day was carefully
studied by both teachers and pupils
present. t.
1t seems hard to gather much in
from the lesson printed,
Dut teachers and pupils should read
he whole story of Abraham, Isaac,
Rebekah. Esau and Jacob, as re-
corded in the book of Genesis, to
gather such information as will be
Useful in interpreting the lessons
The whole gist of the les
ION was the dream which Jacob had
me night on a trip between Beer
heba and Havan. Jacob was in :
rouble, his past life had been any
hing but satisfactory. His dealings
With his brother Esau whom he rob-
ed of his birthright, was troubling
i'm greatly. He was afraid to meet =
lis brother, and no doubt repented :
f his rash act. When God saw true
epentance on the part of Jacob He :,
anne to his aid and then we have y
he lesson of today recorded Gene
is 28-10-17 printed. This is not a !,
TRANCE proceeding on the part of 9
Iod. He watches over the lives of :,
II men and women and no differ :,
nee how low in the depths of de-
radiation they have fallen, the mo- h
lent they are sorry for thei!' mis- n
eeds, God comes to their assis-
ince as He did to Jacob in his trou-
lie and they are restored to His
lvor again. Golden Text: am with +,
lee, and will keep thee whitherso- ~
YER thou goest.. Genesis 28-15. r
forming Sermon "
The pastor took for his text that p
Ortion of the Bible as recorded in Il
lie book of Acts, 2n1 chapter, part VI
4th verse, "And they were all
lied with the Holy Ghost" This L
as fulfilling the prophecy of Christ h
Tho told His disciples that they W
ould receive power after the Holy f
host is cont upon you. It was r
'and sermon and such discourse Fl
lat will cause men and women to "
op and think
he Evening Services re
At p. m. Mrs. II w. Jester pre- in
nted a very interesting and fine &C
'ogram. At 7:30 p. m. the pastor in
s discourse to the Council No. 6, ht
of p, and Ioka Tribe, No. IS, l. ri
r. NJ, preached one of the ablest st
rmons ever heard suitable for the nc
casion He used the basic prin- fie
pies of the two orders Freedom, if
and Charity as a text for te
S sermon and told IN 8 convincing tn
ay the origin of the orders, and su
en- he told why st. Tamina Day M
as celebrated and finally closed his ba
scourse by telling those present to
nat Freedom, Friendship and Char te