Milford chronicle., 1949-12-30
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On Sunday morning, Christmas
Day, the Sunday school Of Bethel
Methodist Church, presented a brief
program as follows. Following the
study Of the Christmas lesson, pi-
ano solo, "Silent Night" by Jean
Pusey; duet by Nancy Dukes and
Jean Pusey; scripture reading by
jeanette Quigley. Recitation by
Jen DerricksOn, entitled 1T Was
/ the Night Before Christmas" which
was enjoyed by everyone present.
The sermon which followed by
Rev. Donzel C. Wildey, was inspir-
ing. He said the five points Of the
Star Of Bethlehem would represent
Love, Hope, Peace, Faith and the
Life Abundant. The choir sang a
Christmas anthem.
At the vesper service at 1880 the
minister, Rev. Wildey, gave a mar
rative Of "The Other Wise Man. I"
lit was very good and appreciated
in the fine manner in which it was
presented.
Carols were sung and an impress
sive service took place.
Those who responded and were
privileged to attend the open house
at the Methodist parsonage extend
ed by Rev. and Mrs. d. c. Wildey
on Friday night, December %, from
IL until 10 o'clock, enjoyed the hos
lpitality and fellowship.
Mrs. Martha ConOWay and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Lulu Lynch, gave a tur-
key dinner to their grandsOns and
sons on Christmas Day: Mr.. and
Mrs. Irwin Short and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Short Of West
Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Bennett had
as their invited guests to a turkey
dinner on Sunday, December %
: their children, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Warrington and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clifton Cannon and George p
Townsend of Millville.
Five points of the Star: Love
Hope, Peace, Faith, Life Abundant
Christmas Divine Worship, De-
cember 25, 11:0O a. m.
Order Of Service
Organ prelude. Dorothy Murray
Call to worship.
: Hymn No. SO, "Joy to the
World"
Congregational prayer: Our Hea
venly Father, Who by Thy love has
made US, and through Thy love has
kept us, and in Thy love woulds
make us perfect, we humbly con
. fess that we have not loved The,
with all our heart and soul ant
mind and strength, and that W,
have not loved one another a.
A.. Christ hath loved us. Forgive wha
: : we have been; help us to ament
! what we are and in Thy Spirit di
8 rect what we shall be; that Tho
= mayest come into the full glory Q
! Thy creation, IN us and in all mer
y through Jesus Christ, our Lore
= Amen.
= Silent meditation.
Pastoral prayer.
= Choral response.
y Anthem, "The Song That th
Angels Sang"
Responsive reading, Sind Sunda,
= page 621.
= Gloria Patri.
. Apostles Greed.
p Scripture Lesson, St. Luke g..
s'l14.
$ Solo 81 Heard the Bells" Davi
Allen.
Offering and response.
! Hymn No. SO, There's a Son
= , in the Air"
: Sermon, ''The Christ Is Born
Prayer.
Hymn No. 80, "Hark the Hera
= Angels Sing"
- Benediction.
i Silent meditation (the peop
seated).
Organ postlude, Dorothy Murra
Vesper service, 1880 D. m.
, Service of song: S22, "It Can
- Upon the Midnight Clear" 32s, a
. Little Town of Bethlehem" 80
- silent Night"
" Scripture lesson, st. Matther
:. 1:1S-25.
Pastoral prayer.
70 Choral selection, "Fairest LO
. Jesus"
a. Offering and response.
70 Hymn No. $50, "The First Noe
. Sermon, ''The Other Wise Ma
"a Prayer by Henry Vandyke.
~ Hymn No. S24, 20 Come, All.
Faithful"
e BenedictiOn.
be Silent meditation (the pt,c,I
=" seated).
POstlude.
Ministry Of the Lay: Rev. Don
Q. Wildey, minister; Mrs. DOrot