Milford chronicle., 1933-12-01
GREENWOOD

( The December bulletin for tn
( Greenwood Methodist Protestan
Church has just been issued. Rev. H
E. Hudgins is pastor of the church
The program as outlined in tn
church bulletin is as follows:
Theme for the month The Ligh
! of the World" Theme song, Star o.
the East" The theme song will b.
played or sung at the beginning oi
each evening service, while th'
church is in darkness. save for {
lighted star in the chancel. The ser
mon for the evening of December
/ is Good News" The sermon will be
illustrated with stereopticon slides
of Edwin Blashfield's picture
christmas Chimes"
Universal Bible Sunday will be
observed in the church, December
10. The sermon in the morning to be
The Light Shineth in Darkness"
December Il, in the evening, pic
lures of Henry Van Dykes famous
story. The Other Wise Man" will
be shown.
December "a, the pastors morning
message will be Wise Men Follow
the Star" The program announces
carol singing for Christmas Eve.
Christmas pageant is TO be on
Christmas night, December %.
December 81. New Years Eve, a
candle light service of a hundred
candles will bid adieu to the year
1888.
The program also calls for SER
monettes for the children each
Sunday.
Morning services are at 1880 a.
M; evening services at 7:45 p. m.
Donald Homer Cohee was born
Saturday. November 25. His proud
parents are Justice and Mrs. H. II.
COhee.
Mrs. Harry E. Mills and daughter
Katherine left on Wednesday for
Pittsburgh. Pa. to be Thanksgiving
guests OF the Rev. and Mrs. Paul
Lambertson. Mrs. Lambertson is
sister of Mr.. Mills.
Many of our school teachers are
spending the Thanksgiving Vaca-
tion with relatives. They will return
for classes on Monday.
Lester Porter is to lead Christian
Endeavor in the NJ. P. Church at
o'clock Sunday evening. =.
The boys and girls in high school
will begin their winter basketball
schedule next week.
Greenwood Grange Holds open
Meeting
The Greenwood Grange held an
open meeting Saturday last in the
regular meeting room of the old
school building. The largest num-
ber of the year attended, in spite OF
he unfavorable weather conditions.
The evenings program was built
around Armistice Day celebration.
John Fisher. Milton, Delaware. was
he speaker of the evening. Mr..
Fisher is a World War veteran and
saw considerable action at the front. !
Within As days after leaving home |
n May 1918, Mr.. Fisher was on board |
transport for France. a very in |
eresting narration of some OF his |
was given. Several col |
ections of pieces of equipment and |
were displayed during the !
ak.
L. NJ. Vaughn, master of the Sus-
sex County Pomona Grange was
present and spoke briefly.
After the talks, the social hour
vas spent in singing several war
lime songs. Refreshments consist
ng of ice cream and cakes concluded |
he evenings entertainment.
GREENWOOD VI. F. CHURCH
Rev. Robert E. Green. minister
Church school, 9.45 a. m. Plan to |
meet with us to study one of the 4
great lessons of the Bible this Lords /
lay.
Divine worship. 1045 a. m. Special |
music will be sung during the SER
Fices. DR.. Jos. Bishop director of |
religious education of the Whining
ION Conference will preach the
sermon.
Evening worship. 7.30 p. m. A
Christmas shepherd service will be
sponsored at this time by the Young
Peoples Council. Some of the
Christmas hymns will be sung by
he congregation.
There will be special music by the
loung Peoples Chorus and a pam
Omima will be presented during
ervice. We invite you to worship
With us.
Quarterly Conference will be held
n the church Tuesday afternoon.
December 5th. at 2.30 p. m.
ONLY fWanf N--foIlr dat-s .n Chr istr,ns