Milford chronicle., 1933-02-10
FELTON,

The revival services have still
continued at our NJ. +. Church the
past week and was to of been in
charge of DR.. Warren, of RehObOth,
but sorry he was unable to have
charge the week through as he was
taken i'll on Thursday with q cold
and was unable to take charge of
the services. But Rev. Henry Cald-
well filled his place and delivered a
very interesting sermon on Thurs
day night, taking for his text, What
Shall Do to Be Saved" Some very
good and helpful sermons have been
delivered for the past two weeks
from our revival there. On Friday
night there was an old-time testi-
mony meeting, which is a great help
in the meetings. $50
The writer and readers of the
Milford Chronicle were. very glad
to have the pleasure of reading
very nice and interesting letter
from old Bowers once again. 1t
brings back the memories to many
of their childhood days when we
went to old Bowers and ride on the
merry-go-round and try to catch the
brass rings. And the time when
we had to drive down in carriages
drawn by horses and the beach was
filed with carriages and horses
hitched to post and then we spent
the day there and enjoyed meeting
q lot of our old friends. But now,
a lot of them drive down in their
nice automobiles and only stay q
few hours and sometimes don't stay
lon genough to met old friends. We
hope there will be more visit old
Bowers this summer, and they VIII
have a nice road to drive down 10
the creek. | hope whoever the writ
er may be of that place will often
give us the pleasure of more OF their
interesting letters, and | hope those
on the sick list last week are much
The revival services have contin-
ued for three weeks at the Grange
Hall. The first two weeks being in
charge of the Holden Sisters, of the
Pilgrim Holiness Church, of Dover,
which was a very successful revival
with a large number of conversions.
We feel very thankful that this re-
yival was held at FELTON, and. we |
are thankful to the Holden Sisters |
for opening this meeting here. We |
have enjoyed all their services. MISS |
Holden delivered some very inter-
esting and helpful sermons while
here. and their music and beautiful
singing was enjoyed and some very i
helpful messages came through their
singing. The last week the meeting
las been in charge of Rev. Larry, OF
he Pilgrim Holiness Church, OF
A very helpful SER
non was given on Thursday night
~ Rev. Mitchell. of Dover. There
laye been about so conversions
Turing the three weeks of the meet
ng. The Holden Sisters are now in
Vest Virginia, where they are help
ng with revivals there.
A very interesting business meet
ng of the w. C. r. u. was held ON
thursday afternoon, February End,
[ the home of Mrs. Nathan Jones.
he social meeting of February l6
yill be held at the home of Mrs.
zee Sipple. A good attendance of
lembers is desired.
We are glad to state that little
Iiss Norma Kelly, who has been
/ for the past two months, is much
improved and able to attend school
gain.
Mrs. II. o. Bostick, health chair
ian was in charge of the program
the meeting of the Avon Club on I
February LIST. The {
Deakers for the occasion were Dr.. 6
C. Jost, executive secretary and Z
,gistrar of vital statistics, and DR..
b. Baker, of Milford. A reading, {
rhe Doctor" was given by Mrs. I
AIRY Glanville and playlet en-
eled 1.-The Cheerful Caller" was ! :,
'esented by Mrs. John Hargadine
ID Mrs. r. w. McFadden. A dona- "
On and gift of money from the
ub treasury was received for the Z
ilford Emergency Hospital. The n
lbyville club will be the guests of
e Avon Club in a reciprocity meet d
g on February Sth. c