Milford chronicle., 1954-07-23
HOUSTON
BY hrs. Merrill
ThlstleWOod
MILFORD 40Il
Houston Methodist Church
=. CharIaa I.anhol. u. Min

Houston Methodist Church
+. Charles Lauhofl, Jr., Minister
Services for Sunday, July 25th
1890 a. m.-Church School. Ho-
ward r. Moore, Superintendent. We
had a ine attendance last Sunday
and il you we're not present you
missed a lot. We are anxious that
the attendance keep up to a high
mark during the summer months so
come ont whenever 1t is possible.
1900 a. m.-Morning Worship.
krs. Agnes Webb, Organist. The
special number If singing will be
q selection from the Senior Choir.
The pastor will preach the sermon.
e you are visiting in Houston over
the weekend, we invite you to
come and share the service with us.
The services on Sunday were
largely attended. The Church audi
tOrium was filed alnSs. to CAPACITY
The Senior Choir gave a selection
and the extra feature was a duet
By William Davis and daughter,
Miss Carolyn Davis. There were
several children who received the
Sacrament Of Baptism. A very fine
sermon was delivered BY the minis
ter.
At the Sunday evening service
at 500 D. m, a film entitled Ven
ture Into Faith" by Oral Roberts.
The dramatic stoTy Of the power
Of Faith in God was shown and was
onfrrraT vyorry r,nrsoh ~, &1.~ -r~va,
1ar0e crowd that saw it.
We urge everyone who is away
for the summer or just short
vacation. not to forget to attend
some church, somewhere, sometime
on Sunday and your vacation will
be more joyous. He is the same
Lord during the heat OF summer as
IN th7 cold of winter and we should
not neglect Him, for the conscience
and the heart are the voices by
which God speaks to US and TO Hin
alone we must make our answers
Mr.. and Mrs. Ifa T. Rust o
Mount Vernon Drive, Rolling Park
ClaymOnt, Delaware, and NIr. aps
Mrs. J. Edward Harris Of phifa
delphia, Pa, spent this week at tn,
parsonage with Reverend and Mrs
Charles LOuhoff, Jr.
Mrs. Henry Griffith had as he
house guest from Thursday til
Sunday. her girl friend, Miss Eliza
beth Dixon Of Bridgeton, n. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles KOenemai
spent a most pleasant time o.
Sunday, visiting Mr.. and Mrs Perc
Malcolm at Holly Oak and Mr.. an
Mrs. Harry KOeneman at BoOthwyT
Mr., and Mrs. John Armroe {
Bedford, Mass, recently yisite
with Mrs. Arthur Diego and Mr. an
Mrs. William Blessing. Jr., an
family. Mrs. Diego and son Larr.
accompanied them home for visi
Mr.. and Mrs. Obey Sapp, Mr.. an
Mrs. Frank Sapp and daughte
Frances of Wilmington, speT
Saturday and Sunday in thei
cottage at Riverdale. Frances re
manned to be the guest Of he
grandparents till Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs William BLESSING
Sr.. spent Sunday afternoon wit
their aunt, Mrs. George Morgan an
EdulAAF HI lAtuESAys AlAs
Four of the young folks Of th
community are attending the Methl
dist Camp near Centreville, M
They are Bonnie Scott, Sarah IA
Webb. Wayne Morris and Jof
Howard Yerkes. The week for the
children at the camp has been MAJ
possible through the cooperation
The Sunday School, The Methodi
Mems Organization, The WSC
The OUR Sunday School Glass, al
the parents. II is a wonderful o
-portunity for them and one viii
they will long remember.
Mr.. and Mrs William Marvel 81
family Of Chester, Pa. spent t
weekend with his mother, Mrs.
F. Marvel and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cook
AustinvilIe, Va, are spending SON
time with their son-in-law q
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Willil
Blessing, Jr., and family.
Mr.. and Mrs Raymond Dean
Harrington, we're guests Of thl
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Dean a
family on Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Blessi
and little son Stevie of Harringti
called on their parents, Mr.. a
Mrs. William Blessing, Sr., on 81
day evening.
Helena Yerles is spending {
week with her grandparents.
and Mrs. Howard r. Moore
Lynch Heights.
Mrs. Minnie Chism was
dinner guest on Tuesday of
and Mrs. Charles KOeneman.