Milford chronicle., 1954-10-22


Houston Methodist Church
Charles LOuhO1. il. Minister
Services for Sunday, October oath
Ehis Sunday is the Fifty-ffth
anniversary and Home Coming Of
houston Methodist Church. We are
expecting q big day and trust that
every member and friend Of the
church viii help make it So. The
services viii be as follows
10000 a. M, Church School. How
ara Il Moore, Superintendent. We
nope % have full attendance in
every department. The adults are
invited as we'll as the children.
400 M. Morning Worship Ser
wee. Eirs. Agnes Webb, Oreanist;
Mrs Eleanor Yerkes. Pianist There
viii be a special selection sung by
the Senior Choir. The Chaneef /
Choir, directed By Mrs Eleanor
ferkes viii sing a selection. The
guest preacher viii be our District
superintendent DR.. Oler Al. Bart /
ley Everyone Is invited to attend /
this service. We appreciate our
District Superintendent giving US
this time from his busy schedule.
DO not fail to hear him.
1.8o 3. m, A good song service
conducted BY Mr. Robert Wilson Of
LeWes viii begin this service. Other
guest singers for the afternoon viii
be a trio from Ocean View, com
posed Of Mrs. Roxie Hill, Mrs. Mar
ian Cannon, and Mrs Elsie Evans.
The guest preacher will be the
Rev Sidney B Bradley Of Middle
town, former pastor Of Zion MethO-
dist Church, Cambridge, Nd.
$3.50 p. M, Junior Methodist ]
Youth Fellowship, Orville Smith.
leader
6.45 p. M, The Methodist Youth !
Fellowship, Junior Williams, leader. J
1880 p. ma Evening Service, be- !
ginning with q good live song SER s
vice. Selections viii be rendered By s
the Ocean View Trio and solo By
Miss Mary r. Vincent of Nassau.
Guest preacher viii be the Rev. a
Robert Ellsworth Green Of Avenue S
HethOdist Church, Milford. We pray n
hat everybody interested ia the v
church viii not neglect the SER
7ices Of this day. Strangers and Il
usitors also cordially invited. v
The Tenth Annual Youth Con- Il
ference of the Methodist Youth Il
Fellowship was held on Saturday q
md Sunday IN the Asbury Metho-
list Church ia Salisbury. Nd. Those
Who attended from our MYF were
lianne Morris, Jean Hayes. Nancy tC
Junior Williams, May W
lard Grunstra and Henry Griffith, hl
r They found the Conference to be
most interesting and instructive Oh
nd enjoyed it very much and were Sc
lad they had the privilege Of going. al
Special services have been ia pro W
ress during the week. There were
uest speakers and singers for each
vening
On Friday evening, October %,
myers viii be members Of the
lurch chOirs and guest singers
ON the First Baptist Church Of
eafofd. Speaker Of the evening
ill be the Rev. Raymond NJ. Street
the First Baptist Church Of Sea-
nd.
The MYF Banquet will be held at
e Flfemen's Hall on next Satur-
" evening, October %, with the =
sY- Donzel @. Wildey as speaker.
Despite the fact there was no
at or light Ia the church last
lnday morning, the church was
irly comfortable and the Church
.hOol attendance was more than
e hundred Members Of the
niOr choir and their leader Mrs.
lzel Lennon were present and
ne a selection a special feature
~ a trumpet solo. Sweet Hour Of
aver By Bobby Williams. This
IS Laymans Sunday and several
40 were to have taken a part
uld not be there. Carl Prentice,
10 was % have led the Responsive
.ading was unable 10 be there due
illness and Mr.. Howard r. Moore
IS also unable to be present The
riptufe Lesson was read By
siah "a. Parvis The pastor de-
cred the sermon.
fhe lights and heat were on in
Z force for the evening service
d g good number we're present
eeial features for the evening
re several selections By the Men-