Milford chronicle., 1953-05-29
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LeWes 1891

Services on Nassau Methodist
Charge on Sunday, May 81:
COnley's Chapel
1000 a. m.-Church School.
11:00 a. m.-Class Meeting.
Whites Chapel
1000 a. m.-Church School.
1900 a. Worship Service.
Zion
100 p. m.-Church School.
200 p. Worship Service.
GrOOmes (LeWes)
11:00 a. m.-Church School.
$500 p. m.-Evening Service.
The attendance at Conley's Cha
pei last Sunday again was record
breaker. There were 1876 in church
school and more came in too late to
be counted on the record. This is
the largest attendance on record.
This being the first Sunday of the
new conference year we urge all
members to attend regularly.
The services at the LeWes Church
in the evening were also we'll at
tended. The Young Peoples Choir
and quartette rendered some very
beautiful numbers that were en-
joyed by all who attended. We in
Vite you to come with us each Sun
day night where there is always a
good congregation and the mess
age is always Christ centered.
The WSCS of Conley's Chanel
will meet at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. William NAPLES of the Angola
section and all members are urged
to attend. New officers will be in
charge and new plans will be
adopted for the coming year.
The Children's Day program at
COnley's will be in the morning on
June z. A fine program is being
arranged.
Now that we have been returned
to the Nassau Charge for another
year and since we will be undertak-
ing to write the bit of news about
our community, we trust that Won
VINO live in and around Nassau.
who have any news items will call
us or leave note at the parsonage
not latenthan Tuesday night. Our
schedule is too heavy for us to So
Hclt the news ourselves.
Lieutenant Walter L. Hamilton
new from Washington, d. c., to Cal
lfornla last Thursday after a short /
delay at Camp StonemAn. he will !
leaVe FOR Japan. His wife, the for
mer Elizabeth Long, of Bishops. |
Nd, and son, Walter L. Hamilton. |
Jr., will be staying at the parson-
age for while.
Once again mans greatest enemy
has come to our community. with
he passing of Mrs. Thomas Best
Mrs. Best had been a shut-in for
lutte a long time. Our heartfelt
is extended to the family
md friends who mourn her pass
ng.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Travers and
laughter Connie visited Mrs. Trav-
ers at the Kitchens Home on SIM
day. %"
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Conweu of |
Milton and Mrs. Clarke ConweII of /
San francisco. spent Saturday al
ternOon with Miss Wilson.
A Thought For The Week:
AS we write this bit of news. we /
are passing through what has been
The experience of many dads and
mothers, sweethearts and wives.
yet, we, like many others who have
passed this way before, turn to the
Word Of God for comfort and as we
urn the pages of Gods Word there
zones to us the message for such
! time as this:
He that dwelleth in the secret
elace of the most high shall abide
lnder the shadow of the Almighty
Twill say OF the Lord. He is INV
'efuge and my fortress; my God:
n Him will I trust.
Surely He shall deliver thee
from the snare of the fowler. and
from the noisOme pestilence.
He shall cover thee with His !
feathers, and under His wings shalt
thou trust. His truth shall be tbv
shield and buckler. Psalms 91:1-
So we pass this on to you in the
words OF the song writer: Stand
ing somewhere in the shadows
you'll find Jesus"