Milford chronicle., 1932-06-10

Mrs. u, u. hlntZ OF PlttStOn, Pa.
is visiting her daughter and son-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Jes.
ter, near town.
Sick
Joseph T.. Reed is very weak and
has not improved for the past week
George Morgan who is suffering
with tumOrs on the face is gradu-
ally growing worse.
Picnic At Glendale Park
The Primary Department of the
Glendale NJ. e. Church School will
hold picnic at the park in Ellen
dale Swamp on Saturday afternoon,
June II. An invitation is extended
to all mothers to join the crowd
and have a good time. If mothers
have no way to go, one will be pro-
vided. Miss Rachel COverdale, SUI
perintendent, Mrs. Marshall Will
son, Mrs. Alfred NIillman and Miss
I Gladys Warren, teachers, are plan
ming to make this very enjoyable
occasion. Cake and ice cream will
be served.
Children's Services At Glendale
The Children's Day services held
at the Glendale NJ. e. Church Sun
day evening was a fine affair." The
weather was hot and mosquitoes
thick, yet all concerned cams
through with flying cOlOrs.
The singing of the choir was
never better and reflects credit on
all those who took a part.
The drills of the two classes, Nos.
4 and 6. was fine and their teach
ers, Mrs. Conner and Mrs. Warren
had them well trained.
The primary department with its
well trained children carried off
the banner. The recitations of the
little tots was something great.
Some of the little ones scarce three
years old went forward on the plat
form and recited their pieces like
little women and men. You can al
ways trust Miss Rachel as the chill
dren call her and her corps of tea
chers to always give you something
worth listening to.
Collection for the evening, $147.
Church School
Church School was we'll attended
Sunday morning. Ninety-nine tea
chers and scholars being present
Collection 1886. The lesson for the
day was entitled THE Religious |
Value of Work" The whole lesson |
treats what Joseph did after he had |
gained the confidence of the Phar-
aOh King of Egypt and been given
a place of great Importance.
r.ooI esotrOrn1 |
preceding chapters of the Book of
Genesis to get the true story of the |
lesson of today, and it will also in |
a measure get his mind in posi-
tion to absorb the lesson of today
Joseph had been thirteen years in |
Egypt and was thirty years old
when he received the office of prime
minister He was energetic and
knowing there would be famine
from a dream he had he commenc-
ed during years of plenty to gather
all the food he could get and stored
it and when the famine should
come his people would have food,
and sure enough after seven years
of plenty the seven years Of famine
came, but Joseph being wise man
was ready for it, Let the student
continue to read and the whole
story will unfold itself.
The lean years of Egypt seem in
a measure to bear on the present
condition of the world today. Peo-
pie in the United States are suffer-
ing for food because they did not
get ready during the years of
plenty. Had they been like Joseph
stored for future use the streets of
the cities would not be filled with
people begging for food and will
continue to beg until this depres-
sion ends. Golden Text: Seest thou
4 man diligent in his business, he
shall stand before kings.
No morning or evening sermons.
The time being taken for rehears-
Ills and Children's Day services.
The first quarterly conference for
Glendale Circuit will be held in
he NJ. e. Church. Glendale, on
Saturday afternoon. June 18. at 3
}. m. A full attendance is desired.
Dr.. Habbard, District Superintend-
mt. will preside.
JhiIdren's Services Postponed
The Children's Day services
which were to be held Sunday eve
ling, June IL at McColley's NJ. e.
;hurch, near Redden, have been
postponed until Sunday evening.
une 10.
sunday Services, June IL
Ellendale: 10 a. m. Church
chool. IL a. m. Preaching by the
astor. p. m. Epworth League. e.
>. Whitney, leader. 1880 p. m.
by the pastor.