Milford chronicle., 1951-07-06
HOUSTON
By Mrs. Merrill
Thish8W0od
Phone
Milford l9A
Houston Methodist Church
I. Charles Louholi, u. minister


&. Charles L0uhOfi, Jr., minister
Sunday, July 8th
Church School 10 a. IN. Howard
r Moore, Superintendent. Don't
f0tget our Church School Is grow
ing despite the warm weather The
new Educational Building, with its
sreater teaching facilities, pro-
Vides more adequate room for
graded lessons. Visitors and strang-
srs are always welcome.
III q M. Morning Worship serv-
ice. Remember. the Church needs
you and You need the Church. Mrs.
Ethel Johnson. Organist. The Senior
Choir viii sing selection. The
Junior Choir sings every other Sum
day. Sermon by the Pastor. The
Sacrament Of Our Lords Supper
viii be observed.
1880 p. m, Evening Worship
Song Service led by Mr. Samuel
GOtt. Sermon by the Pastor.
Wednesday evening, Prayer Meet
ing at b M, during the summer
months instead Of 1890.
IllllW0Od Methodist Church
200 p M, Church School. Jehu
Davis, Superintendent Come out
and help our Sunday School grow
$500 p. M, sermon by the Pastor
The committee appointed to look
after improvements to the new
building met on Monday evening,
July End. at the Church. The COM
lnittee is composed Of Charles
Hayes, Dukes RObb. Wilbur Jump,
o. Emory Webb, Mrs. Biggs. How
ard R. Moore and Rev. = c. Lou
hofl.
The ushers for the month Of July
are William Davis and William
Scott.
sixty-hve children with nine
officers and teachers we're enrolled
ct the Daily Vacation Bible School,
which came to a close last Thurs
day at the Houston Methodist
Church. A demonstration Of the
work done by the children was Civ
en- ia the Church, Thursday eve
ming. A large crowd gathered.
a special meeting Of the Dover
District Ministers was called by
the superintendent Of the District,
DR.. Dler A. BARLEY and was held
at the Houston Methodist Church
last Friday. June 29th The purpose
Of the meeting vas to outline pro-
gram for greater efficiency Of the
work Of the Church in the Dover
District The meeting opened with
devotions led by the host pastor,
F. Charles LOuh0ff, Jr. Dinner was
served BY the ladies Of the Church
at the Community Hail. The meet
ing adjourned at 1890 p. m, with
the closing deYOtions led by DR..
Thomas G. Muiligan.
There was a large attendance at
both services. on Sunday morning.
DR. Oler AmmOn BARLEY, D. S., was
the guest speaker for the hour Of
worship and ne chose his text from
Galatians, 6:9-"and let US not be
weary in we'll doing; for in due
season we shall reap, If we faint
mol" from which he delivered
W0hderful' sermon. very inspiring
and interesting. There was a spec
ial selection by the Senior Choir,
HAANAEAFtLs AA4AIa AA0Aas AA1AI AAAb
selection BY the Junior Choir was
Rejoice And Sing. Another spec
ial feature Of the morning service
was a visiting trio, composed Of
Kenneth Prettyman. r former mem
hAr Of this church, Miss Wright and
Miss Smith. They sang HE Is
Nine.
In the evening, Rev. Roy L.
Tawes was the very welcome guest
sneaker. The Senior and Junior
Choirs both sang. The Sind anni-
versarv Of the Houston Methodist
Church was most delightful and in
spirationaI and we are so thankful
TO God for our Church.
The Reverend and Mrs. o, A.
BARLEY were dinner guests at the
parsonage last Sunday
We are sorry % renort Mrs.
Richard Yost is auite ill at this
time and is not able to be out Of