Milford chronicle., 1951-09-14

What do you have to lean upon?
Friends? Human friends will fail
!o that hour. Let me recommend
one who never fails-"Jesus Christ,
the virgin born Son of Cod, 1.-THE
Saviour of the World, my Saviour
is Yours" One day He left the
Ivory Palaces of Glory" 10 come
as babe to this world Of ours, to
live among mon that We might see
and hear the glory of God. One day
they nailed Him to g tree. What
for? THAT you might have life".
A hope of Heaven, a Saviour to lean
on in your hour of need. Will you
stop and listen: Come unto me all
We that labor and are heavy laden
and l will give you rest.
To you who live in the Communi-
ty we serve, we extend an invitation
to come and worship with us, where
the Gospel is believed and preach
ed, not in mans wisdom, but in the
power of the Holy Spirit. To you
who live in some other cOmmuni-
ty, find a church that believes and
breaches the word in season and
out of season and support it by your
prayers, your presence and your
money.
Services were held in all the
Churches of the Nassau Charge as
scheduled. The morning service at
Whites was we'll attended with both
chOirs singing special numbers. The
sermon for the morning was "The
Vessel That Became Marred In The
Hands OF The Potter.
Zion had their first afternoon
service-Church School at 100 and
preaching at 300 p. m. The Pastor
spoke on the subject: Things
Christians Can Lose.
The evening service at Lewes
was we'll attended with many visi-
tors from the other churches to
swell the congregation. A testimO-
ny meeting followed the Preaching
service. The sermon topic: "Why
Sit Here Till We Die?"
The first Sunday in October, the
Revival Meetings" on the Nassau
Charge begin, with an all-day serv-
ice at Zion. Services at IL a. M,
2 p. m. and 1880 p. m. Speakers at
these services will be announced.
The 1880 service will begin a 2
week Revival at Zion, October 7th
to 21st, with the Pastor being the
Evangelist. There will be services
every night except Monday nights.
There will be two "Home Com
ing" or Annual Services in two of
the churches that have been closed.
Ebenezer Church will have their
service Sunday, September 30th, at
2 p. m. The speaker. the Rev. C. w.
Strickland. a retired preacher from
Rehoboth.
Unity Church will also have their
annual service at 2 p. m, the same
date The Rev. w. w. Hamilton
will be in charge of this service.
The Pastor and his wife and
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Walter L.
Hamilton. were dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Lank after
the afternoon service at Zion
Church.
Sunday evening visitors at the
parsonage were Mr. and Mrs. ROllie
Hudson and their daughter. Phyllis.
They alHo attended the evening
service at GrOOme's Church.
Work on the parsonage has come
to a "standstill" because we were
unable to secure a mason to plas-
ter the walls that fell off and were
loose. One has been secured and
the walls will be finished this week.
The parsonage committee met at
the parsonage last Tuesday night
to complete tho plans.
The ORION Prayer Meeting was
held in Conley's Chapel and was
very we'll attended.
Dr and Mrs Edward Vaughn of
MiddletOwn. wore guests of Mrs.
Sara LOfland. Thursday.
Callers at tho home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Traro's Hitchons this wnnk
we're Mrs Clara Marshall Of loves.
Mrs. Bertha King ard Mr.. Henry
Morgan Of Milton. On "Wednesday
Mrs. Mimic Davidson. Mrs. Stelr
Johnson and Mice Narv p Vincent
Thr~rdo''' tho Charles Kitchens nj
Rroadkill Mr. Glove Clifton If NIL
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