Milford chronicle., 1933-02-03

Mrs. Amanda Dodd of George town
spent several days last week with
her niece, Miss Eyr Prettyman. Miss
Prettyman had as dinner guest OIL
Sunday ElwOOd Jones also Of
Georgetown
Mrs. Bernice Wa, rington of viii
min2tOn was the guest nj her par
ents, Nj. and Mrs. Robert swain
several days of the past week.
! Mrs. Ethel Wesy and daughter To-
ma of Philadelphia were the week.
end guests of Mr.. and Mis. John
West.
William UcGrOw OF Milton spent
the weekend with his sister and
brother-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Short a
Mrs. Marvin Williams has been
entertaining her mother Mrs. FIna
Davis of Millsboro for several days.
David I.indale of Philadelphia
spent the weekend witt: friends in
town.
Mrs. Il. A. Wood who has been
spending the last three weeks in
Miami, Florida. returned LONE Sat
urday. She reports a wonderful trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Mills and
daughter Barbara of Cellar Neck
were Sunday guests o. Mrs. Mills
parents, Mr.. and Hrs. Elias Mack
lin.
Mrs. Elvira Pierce Cr I.ewes was
entertained at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. A. EllegOod on Sunday.
Theodore Walius, accompanied by
his mother, Mrs. Peter Waliils. have
! cen spending seve al da,s in New
York City. the past was.
Temperance Rally
A temperance rally or mass meet
ing was held in the NJ. Il. Church
on Sunday evening. The church was
packed. Many had come from n long
distance to hear DR.. Clarence True
d. D.. deliver his discourse
Oh prohibition. DR.. Wilson was at
his best, and as he always is an elo-
lInLt and entertaining speaker. the
i.cGplc were not disappointed who
rame to hear his address.
Church School Board tC Meet
The Church School Board of the
Glendale NJ. T.. Church will meet
with Revfl and Mrs. r. q. Conner at
he parsonage on Friday evening.
February 3.
EpWOrth League Ia Meet
The Epworth League of the NJ i.
-hurch, Glendale, will meet at the
nome of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph S.
Short, Jr., on Monday evening. Feb
'uary 6. Everybody come.
The Election OF Officers Il
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the FL /
endalc NJ. L. Church met mt the y
IOme of Miss Allie Macklin on
of last week and elected 1
he following officers: President, n
lrs. Fl. w. Jester: vice president,
FRS. Arthur Russell; secretary, Mrs. g
lawrence f. Warren; treasurer, =
Iiss Allie Macklin.
Ieeting of Class No. II .... ....
Church School Class No. II will
meet in the school auditorium, FL !
endale on Wednesday evening. Feb
uary 8. Mrs. Josephine Love will
e the hostess on this occasion.
'hurch School II
The Church School of the Ellen a
ale M. T.. Church was in session on 4
unday morning with 80 teachers
nd officers present. II was a very Fl
lteresting session. The lesson for "
le day seemed to attract the atten- N
on of both teachers and scholars.
THE Purpose of the Sabbath N
as the title of the lesson and was h
loroughly discussed by the classes
The doings of Jesus and nj
lOuld not be questioned. The dis X
pies we're hungry and gathered the
IRIS to cat, not to carry away, but "
Ic PhaT1sces saw in their acts y,
,mcthing that would be condemned
+ the Mosaic law. as descrecatins r.
e Sabbath Day. The Pharasees m
ere watching for a chance that n;
cy might bring charges against /,
C Master. hut Jesus silenced them
, quoting what David and his men h,
d in a similar case when they III
'oke the law Of the sanctuary by
iting the shawbread. ~
Jesus like others of like mind de- n,
yhts in doing good on the Sabbath
ny. He had no time for sin of any on
nd, either on the Sabbath or any n,
her day.
If Jesus was here today what nd
Ould He say to those who are
desecrating the Sabbath sr
ny, by keeping their places of bus ma
ess wide open and trucks running g.
C same on Sunday as Of a week
~? ~,
DO all the good you possibly can u,
the Sabbath Day. but leave un- an
me those thing which can wait
It'll another day. sn
Golden Text: The Sabbath was rii
lde for man. and not man for the w
bbath; so that the Son of Man is
'rd even of the Sabbath. Mark 2: in
-2S. M,
DTning Sermon
The morning sermon by the pas I'm
r should cause people to think. an
ekiel 3:15. III.
ening Services wi
Mrs. Fannie Dickerson, the leader
the Epworth League presented th
ry nice program. The singing of ho
. Junior Choir was fine, and the 70,
lOle program was made up from he
ngs which interested the cOngre- WA
tiOn at all times. nj,
Dr. Clarence True Wilson of nj,
lshingtOn, ID. c., was the speaker mi
: the evening. His theme was pro-
DitiOn. He handled some of those de,
10 are demanding the Eighteenth as,
lendmcnt should be repealed, mr.,
thout gloves. NV
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