Milford chronicle., 1952-01-18
HOUSTON
By Mrs. Merrill
ThistleWOOd
Phone
Milford 1914
Houston Methodist Church
+. Charles LOuhOff Jr, Minister


+, Charles LOuhOff Jr., Minister
Services, Sunday, Jan. goth /
10000 am. Church School. How
ard r. Moore, Supt.
The payment towards the build !
ing fund for the first Quarter 1852
began last Sunday. Envelopes were
given out for this purpose. If you
are a member Of the Church or the
Church School, and didn't get your
envelope last Sunday, won't you
please ask for it next Sunday, sol
that you can get in on this pay
ment.
1900 am. Morning Worship Serv-
ice. Mrs. Ethel Johnson, Organist.
Both Choirs will sing. The Senior
Choir, directed by Samuel S. GOtt.
The Junior Choir. directed by Mrs
Eleanor Yerkes and Miss Hazel
Sapp. Sermon by the Pastor.
1880 pm. Young Peoples Service.
Song Service will be led by Sam
uel s. GOtt. The Worship program
will be in charge of Mrs. Sarah
Simpson Webb with a group of
young people assisting, and will
have the first half hOur-FollOwed
with a selection by the Senior Choir
and the Mems Chorus. Sermon by
the pastor.
The evening worship service last
Sunday was led by Teddy Yerkes
with a group of young people
assisting. The Senior Choir sang
several numbers and the Children's
Choir sang a selection. The sermon
was by the pastor
Miss Christina Mcintosh. of Will
lCingtOn. spent several days last
week at the parsonage with her
sister and brOther-in-law, Reverend
and Mrs. Charles LOuhoff.
The services on Sunday morning
were largely attended, both Church
School and the hour of Worship.
T'he minister chose his text from
ISAIAH 6:8 Also I heard the voice Ol
the Lord saying, Whom shall
send and who will 90 for us? Then
said l. Here am /; Send me-" He
delivered q most wonderful lesson
and sermon. Those who did not
hear it. surely lest a lot. The Senior
Choir sang a beautiful anthem ell
titled, praise Him, Our Lord ant
King" The Sapp sisters, Hazel anC
Ann, sang a lovely duet and theil
contribution was wv h hisperin
Hope. It was a fine service. Come
out next Sunday. won't you?
The Third and Fourth QUarterl.
Conference. of the Dover District
Peninsula Conference. will be hell
ON Thursday night. January "a, il
the Houston Community Building
following a covered dish supper. Al
members of the board are asked L
lie present Anyone who wishes t
do so can come, for it is for all wh'
are interested in the Lords WORK
The Houston New Century CluI
will meet on Tuesday night. Janu
ary %, 1852. with Youth COnserva
ton, being the topic Mrs. Ralpl
Jump Sr. and Mrs. w. ShOckle.
HDaUgherty will present the pro
cram and Mrs. Vaughn Warren will
have Current Events. All mem
bers are urged to attend this met
ms iOE lHeIc ID llOot AlAlpOl le1A
business to be discussed.
Our Public School, last week, col
tributed $25.6O towards the Marc
of Dimes, which was most con
mendable.
We are glad we can report NJ
G. A: Wilson is home from the no.
pital and his condition is very muC
improved. We do hope he will SOC
be out again.
Mrs Ruth H. Sapp, first and SCI
ond grade teacher of our school,
still unable TO take up her schO
duties. She has been fortunate
procuring Mrs. Pearl Cain, of Ha
rington. as a substitute.
Mrs. George B. ThistlewOOd ",
quite i'll over the weekend with i
testinal flu. but her condition
very much improved at this tim
Mrs Ralph Sharp. of Philadt
phia. has been spending quite soT
time at the home of Mr.. and Nj
Eugene Sharp.