Milford chronicle., 1936-10-02
The Fourth Post
OetOgenarian Sermon, 1s52-l936

The Fourth Post
OetOgenarian Sermon, 1S52-1936
The Rev. w. w. W. Wilson, D. D.
of Flushing, New York City, will
preach his saith birthday sermon
Sunday night, October II, 1886, il
the Goshen Methodist Episcopa
Church, Milton, Sussex County, Del
aware, to his home people, whom HI
annually visits, and to others who
may gather to hear him.
These occasions are attended witt
immense audiences, which are looked
forward to from year to year will
fOndest anticipation, people coming
from far and near to hear him, who
speaks with all the flueney and fer
vOr Of his earlier years.
The subject of his sermon this
year will be ''The Greatest ResOlu-
tion Ever Formed" Come and hear
what II is, that you may make II
yourself, which will be the making
of you, if you keep it, as it has been
the making of so many others who
have made and kept it, This sermon
wherever delivered has. been gra-
ciously received and enjoyed.
Come early to get choice seats.
Kind and Obliging ushers will meet
you at the door to conduct you to
them. Ask for front seats near the
| speaker, that those who come later
may be easily accommodated. Bring
all your family and friends with you.
He will expect you, as you will ex-
pect him. Let neither be disap-
pointed Remember the time and
place, Sunday night, October 11th,
1886, in the Goshen Methodist Epis-
copan Church, Milton, Delaware.
The Rev. Howard Davis, pastor,
will be in charge of the services, as
sisted by visiting clergymen who
may be present, and the choir will
have charge Of the music.
The leVee or greeting at the close
of the service will be in front of the
altar where DR.. Wilson will be
pleased to meet and greet his old ac-
quaintances and form new ones, as
he always does.
Promotion Day will be observed in
Goshen Methodist Episcopal Sunday
School Sunday, Nov. 5th with ap-
prOpriate exercises. All members of
the Sunday School are urged to be
present. -4et
The Junior Choir under the direc-
tiOn of Mrs. Linden Postles will re-
sumo regular rehearsals on Thurs
day, Oct. 2.
The Senior Choir under the direc-
tiOn of Mr.. William B. WagamOn will
prepare several musical selections
for the morning service Oct. 5th.
The pastor, the Rev. Howard Davis
will preach a special sermon on RE
ligious Education next Sunday
morning.
Religious education will be OBJ
served in Goshen NJ. E. Church by
beginning with Sunday at the NOR
ming service with a conservation of
the officers and teachers of the Sun
day school, and a special sermon by
the pastor, Rev. Howard Davis. Pro-
motion Day will be held in the Sun
day school session at 11:45. st the |
evening service a stereopticon lee
ture will be- given by the pastor on
the educational work of the church. |
On Tuesday evening a fellowship |
supper will be held by the members |
Of the Sunday school board proceed |
ing the monthly meeting, at which /
Miss Maggie Wilson, of Georgetown, !
will address the session on methods |
OF teaching. Sunday October IL, will /
be observed as Rally Day, with spe-
cial music by the choirs and a SER
mon by the pastor at the morning
service, and at the evening service,
Rev. w. w. W. Wilson, Of Flushing,
\. Y, will preach.
The Fisher Bible Glass will hold
heir monthly business meeting at
he home of Mrs. Robert Lingo on
Monday evening, October 5. at 1880.
A full attendance is desired.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ.
.. Church met at the home Of Mrs.
Sara Irwin on Monday evening.
Plans for the winter were made.
Members of the classes of the NJ.
2. Sunday school will hold a food
ale on Saturday, October n, in the
Z. Davis Lingo building.
The 209th anniversary Of Cool
prfng Presbyterian Church will be
on Sunday afternoon. Rev.
Marshall Page. Of the Buckingham
Church, Berlin. Nd,
gill deliver the sermon. DR.. Robert
}. Hopkins. Of Milton, will also de-
lver an address. This church, situ-
ted in the Coolspring district,
tands on four acres Of land. a grant
rom William Penn, and is the third
difice erected-the first was built Of
lgs, replaced many years later by
more modern structure. And this
I turn was superseded by the pres
nj building.
Mrs. Charles L. Jackson spent sew
raj days this week with her daugh-
sr. Mrs. Mabel Banning. of Bridge
lille.
Mr.. and Mrs. Collins and sons
pent the past week with her par
lts In Georgetown.
Layton Richards and Miss Grace
oung visited friends in Wilmington
D Sunday.
Delmar Reed celebrated his birth
~ on September "a. with a party
relatives and friends at his home
Cave Neck.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Donovan and
lildren spent Sunday with his mo-
Ter, Mrs. Louvinia Donovan at
georgetown.
Rally day will be observed at the
ilton NJ. p. Church on Sunday. 0c-
her II, A special program Will be