Milford chronicle., 1932-05-13
Ston! Look!! and Listen!lI


) given in the school auditorium ol
| Friday evening, May 13.
, The play entitled Two Days Tt
, Marry" will be rendered by Lincoln
talent, and is well worth seeting.
If you want a good hearty laugh
come out and you will not be disap.
pointed. "A little nonsense now and
then is relished by the best of men.
Remember this entertainment is
to be given for the benefit of the
Junior Aid of the Ellendale NJ. b.
Church which needs your support.
Doors open p. III. Admission Csc.
Church School
Sunday morning was day long
to be remembered by the people of
Glendale. It was Mothers Day.
and was celebrated in a becoming
manner by all the departments of
the church.
The attendance at the church
| school was 149 officers and teachers.
Collection $5.S1. This was a wonder
full showing and shows conclusively
what the people can do when they
try. Several of the mothers were
| present but not so many as should
have been there.
The lesson for the day entitled
Indulgence or Self Control was
gone over by the teachers and pupils
but the time being limited, very lit
tie information was gained by the
pupils from the lesson. The whole
story can be unfolded by reading the
life of Isaac, Rebekah his wife, two
sons, Esau and Jacob, and their do
ings. Isaac's great love for Esau,
who would inherit a double portion
of the property and other things at
lsaacs death, and the great love of
Rebekah for Jacob, who was the
younger son. The great sin of Re-
bekah when she deceived Isaac who |
was blind by getting him to bless |
Jacob instead of EsaU, and as the
reader sums up the story of these |
people of ancient days he will see
that human nature was the same in |
those far away days as it is today. |
Some one trying at all times to beat
the other fellow. Read the boo kof |
Genesis.
The program rendered by the pri-
mary department was fine. The sing
ing, recitations and dialogues were
of a high order and reflects great
credit on the children who took a
part and the superintendent. Miss
Rachel Coverdale. and teacher, Mrs.
Marshall Wilson, Mrs. Alfred Mill
man and Miss Gladys Warren who !
trained them.
Sermon
Church School Glass No. had
charge of the music at the morning
service and also had charge of deco
rating the church which was beauti-
ful. Several of the class stood near
he door at the front of the church
and as each lady passed in they
we're present with spray of white
sweet peas in honor of Mothers !
Day. The whole thing was grand.
The pastor chose for his text st.
John 1926 Now there stood by the
cross Of Jesus his Mother" The pas
or preached a wonderful Mothers
Day sermon. Those who were alb
tent missed something great.
The Evening Services
At Z p. m. the Epworth League.
Hiss Lydia Coverdale had charge of
he services. The program render Z
ID was very fine. The playing of \
Thomas Baker ON the violin showed a
areful training and the singing y
nd readings were extra fine. Q
The pastor took for his text Luke +
500, But when he was yet a "
reat way off his father saw him v
nd had compassion, ran and fell on
is neck and kissed him." Bible stu n
ents will recognize at once that his y
ext was a part of the parable of the n
rodigal son. "
The pastors theme was Home" b
nd spoke of the many things the
rodigal son had to encounter be- n
1re he would seek the old home, n
nd the happiness of the father to T.
eceive him and he also said many
re wandering today in the ways of N
in; many who have heretofore been q,
blowers of Jesus, have forsaken w
im-how willing the Father above d
ould welcome them if they like the
rodigal son would return and seek w
1t was plain, practi- fc
Il sermon, easy to understand and H
le meaning of the text was ex- ne
aimed in the most lucid manner.
Come out and hear Mr.. Conner, he NJ
Ill certainly interest you. Come
,Xt Sunday. of
lass No. 6 To Meet re
Church School Class No will FL
eet with Mrs. r. G. Conner at the Sc
E. parsonage on Friday evening, m
ay 20. A full attendance of the sa
embers is desired. On
Inday Services, May Is: br
10 a. m. Church school, III III
a. m. Preaching by the pastor. z NJ NJ
m. -Epworth League. Mrs. H. w. ~. Ir'
ster, leader. 1880 Preaching by the VI
stor. nj,
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