Milford chronicle., 1932-02-12

HOluS Oh wednesday, nlBnJ OIL las
= week. A splendid time was had. Tn,
J reorganization of the class tool
place and the following officers weT,
nominated and elected: President
! Mrs. Irene Jester; vice president
: Mrs. Dorothy Reynolds; secretary
Miss May Thayer; treasurer, Mrs
, Katharine Prettyman; visiting com
mittee, Mrs. Minnie Short, Mrs
Fannie Tucker and Mrs. VIM. Hous
eman; flower committee, Mrs. Della
Reed, Mrs. Dorothy Reynolds anC
Mrs. Ella Coverdale; social commit.
, tee, all members of the class.
Member present: Mrs. c. A. Tim
mons. Mrs. Dorothy Reynolds, Mrs
Bessie Carpenter, Mrs. Fannie Tue.
ker. Mrs. Margaret Jones, Mrs. r.
enc Jester, Mrs. Ella COverdale
Mrs. Katharine Prettyman, Mrs
Minnie Short, Mrs. Della Reed, Mrs.
VIM. Houseman, Mrs. Mary Wilson
and Miss May Thayer.
Visitors present: Rev. and Mrs.
r. G.. Conner, Helen and Ruth Cen
ner, Miss Eva PIettyman, Ida May
Jester, D. H. Reed, VIM. Carpenter,
Marshall Wilson, Raymond Tucker,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert SHIRT and
daughter, Doris. Refreshments wele
served.
Church School
The Church School was well at
tended on Sunday morning. los tea
chers and scholars being present.
This is a fine showing and should be
duplicated each Sunday; but it will
take hard and persistant work to
accomplish it. 1t would be we'll to
have committee appointed to look
after the absent scholars. The tea
chers don't seem to recognize the
great responsibility resting upon
them in looking after their absent
pupils. The new plan is worth try
ing.
The morning lesson, slavery or
Freedom" This lesson tells in plain
words what the Master thinks of
sin and He further said that the
man which allowed himself to sin
and was found n this condition
when He comes again shall be of
those which He said:
Il shall cut him asunder and ap-
point his portion with hypocrites."
There shall be weeping and gnas-
hing of teeth.
Jesus also said to the Jews: "If
therefore the Son make you free, ye
shall be free indeed"
Golden Text
Everyone that cOmmitteth sin is a
bond servant of sin. John 34-S.
This passage of scripture ex-
plains ITSELF
Morning Sermon
for the morning sermon Ephesians,
fourth chapter and third verse EN-
deavoring to keep the unity of the
Spirit in the bond of peace"
The preacher spoke at some
length on the duty of parents to
take their children to church and
comply with the pledges made at
the baptismal service. 1t was a
strong sermon and carefully listen
ed to by the large congregation
present.
Evening Services
The Epworth League was in
charge of Mrs. Charles S. Adkins,
who rendered a fine program. The !
playing Of the orchestra: Martin |
Adkins, piano; Thomas Baker and |
Junior Timmons, violins, was very |
fine. The remarks of Clarence Abb
bott on patriotism were very inter-
esting. The other services given by
Mrs. Adkins were of very high or
der.
Evening Sermon
The evening sermon given by the
pastor was based on q text taken
from Pauls Epistle to the Galatians
third chapter and third verse: Are
ye so foolish? having begun in the
Spirit are We now made perfect by
the flesh?"
This was a plain, practical SER
mon and should not only attract the
attention of the sinner, but also
those who claim to be of the house
hold of faith.
1t was grand. Come out and hear
the preacher of the Glendale Cir
cult. He is preaching better SER
mons each Sunday.
The pastor of Glendale Circuit
wishes to make the following an
for the revival SER
vices next week:
Tuesday night, February 10 Z
Rev. E. H. Collins, Harrington.
night will be Family Night
Wednesday Night, February IL
Rev. o. H. Connolly, Dagsboro.
Thursday Night, February 1S-
Rev. J. F. Willis, Lincoln.
Friday Night, February 10
Rev. H. M. Ralph, Georgetown.
There will be special singing each
light.
Church Services, February A.:
Glendale, Morning - 10 A. NJ. e.
Ihurch School. IL a. m. Preaching
" the pastor. Evening, p. m. -
1pworth League. Paul Smith, lead !
II. 1880 p. m. Preaching by Rev. w.
I. Woodall of Laurel.