Milford chronicle., 1951-11-16
HOUSTON
By Mrs. Merrill
ThlsneWOOd
Phone
Milford 1914


Houston Methodist Church
&. Charles LOuhOf, JF. Minister
Services for Sunday, November
Is:
The eyangelistic campaign which
has been going on at Houston
Church during the past week has
been very helpful and the attend
ance has been excellent. At the
young peoples service held last
Friday afternoon, more than thirty
young people came to the altar and
surrendered themselves to the SER
vice Of the Lord and the Church.
Last Sunday services were largely
attended. The Reverend and Mrs.
Robert Caskie of Baltimore, had
charge Of the evening service last
Sunday and are continuing 20 as
sist the minister during this week
and next Sunday, November is,
when the services will be as fol-
lows:
10000 a. m. Church School.
Howard r. Moore, superintendent.
This Sunday is the time for our
building fund Of the New Educa-I
ional Building to receive its third
quarterly payment and all The
church school offering this Sunday
goes towards the payment. We are
hoping that every member and
friend of the church school anG
the church will assist us in this
Offering. It is your building May
We all help.
11:00 a. NJ Morning Worship /
Service. Mrs. Ethel Johnson, orr
ganist, Mrs. Robert Yerkes, pian-
ist. The Adult Choir, directed by
Samuel S. GOtt, minister of music.
will sing an anthem. The Junior
Choir, directed by Hazel Sapp, will
render an appropriate selection.
Reverend and Mrs. Caskie will also
sing and play their instruments.
Sermon BY the minister, F. Charles
LouhOff, Ir.
80 2. m.-Evangelistic Service.
The Reverend and Mrs. Caskie will
sing a number of selections and
render special numbers on their
instruments and will also
bring the message. All the young
9eOple and the children are urged
q be present at this service and
jing, also the chOirs and the mems
shOrus. This viii be the closing
iervice of this campaign. Let's
make it the biggest and the best.
1880 a. m, Thursday morning,
november pa Thanksgiving ser
ice will be held, both the choirs
viii sing. Everyone is invited to
ttend this service. Sermon by the
IastOr. Thanksgiving service will
le held at MillwOOd Methodist
'hurch on Wednesday evening, No {
ember 21, beginning at 1880 D. m.
The services on Sunday morning
Eere largely attended, both the
hurch school and the hour of woT-
hip. The Eastor chose his text !
rom Isaiah ASIA. Preparing for :
he future was his theme. The
leniOr Choir chose as their selec-
lon For Others" and the duet by
lev. and Mrs. Caskie was very love =
The evening services began at
80 and Rev. and Mrs. Caskie had
large. They played and sang sew
raj numbers. Rev. Caskie took for
IS text 'The Last Night" from
hich he gave a wonderful SER
on P
The Christian Workers School =
i'll be held at the Avenue MethO- -
st Church in Milford, with -
purses on teaching. Monday and
uesday evenings. November 10
nd 20; Monday and Tuesday eve
ngs, November 26 and 27: Mon
~ and Tuesday evenings, Decem-
er and 4. All teachers of the
luTch school and Christian work
s interested in the church and
e church school should attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Warner
Id family Of MillwOOd entertain-l
on Wednesday evening of last
eek at dinner, the Reverend and
rs. Robert Caskie and Reverend