Milford chronicle., 1955-03-04
HOUSTON
By Mrs. Merrill
ThistleWOOd
Milford ASA

Houston Methodist Church
+. Charles LOuhOff, Jr., Minister
Services for Sunday, March 6, 1855
1000 a. m, Church School How
ard r. Moore, Supt If you are not
attending Church School, why not
attend now. We invite you to come
and join with US. You will enjoy the
lesson and the fellowship.
HOG a. m, Morning Worship
service. Mrs. Agnes Webb, Organist,
Mrs. Eleanor Yerkes, Pianist. The
Senior Choir will give a selection
and the Chancel Choir will also
render a selection. This Sunday.
the Rev. F. Douglas Milbury, Direc-
tor of Christian Education of the
Peninsula Conference, will be with
us. He will visit the Church School
and will preach the sermon at the
morning worship service. The
pastor will be in charge of the
service. A Sabbath well spent will
bring a week of content and health
for the tolls Of the morrow. But a
Sabbath prOfaned, whatever may
be gained, is a certain fOrerunner
of sorrow. Be sure and attend
Church on Sunday.
$50 p. m, Junior MYF, OrvilIe
Smith, leader.
GAS p. m, Senior MYF, Miss
Nancy ThistlewOOd, leader.
1880 p. m, Evening worship be-
ginning with a song service. This
is everybOdy's service and we invite
everybody to attend. Sermon by the
pastor.
For the month of March Church
hostesses, Mrs. Peggy Yost and
Mrs. Florence Scott; Flowers, Mrs.
Myra Jump and Mrs. Thelma War
ren; Ushers, Obey F. Sapp, Charles
Koeneman, Joseph Hayes and Zack
Johnson; Chief Usher, c. Walter
Wharton.
Sunday, March 18th will be All
Club Sunday. Let's keep this in
mind and be present on that Sunday
morning, because these Club men,
bers are our own children and
grandchildren and are very active
in the community.
The services on Sunday were
largely attended We are proud OF
the Church School attendance but
there are many who do not attend
so please make an effort to come
out and Join the number. There are
classes for every age. The church
was filled for the hour of worship
Both the Senior and Junior Choirs
gave selections. A special feature
was a trumpet solo by Bobby viii.
/ liams
The services on Sunday evening
were in charge of the Senior MYF
and they presented a most interest
ing and enjoyable program. A
mixed quartette from the Mennonite
Church, Greenwood, sang three
selections and Rev. Mark Schwartz.
entruber was the guest preacher
There was a good crowd in atten
dance
Next Sunday, March 9th, will bt
Missionary Sunday.
We are very sorry to report Mrs
Sue Hayes who observed her 87tI
birthday anniversary last Tuesday
had the misfortune on Saturda!
night to fall and hurt herself seri
Ously, but it is believed there weTo
no bones broken. She seems to b
resting quite comfortably at thi
time and we do hope she will sOoI
be able to be up and around agair
Mrs. Howard r. Moore is restin
comfortably at her home afte
spending several weeks in the Mil
ford Memorial Hospital While sh
cannot talk, she enjoys visits frOI
her friends and seems to be cheere
by them. She knows people an
everything going on, but jus
can't talk, other than saying We
and no.
Mr. Charles Connolly of Whining
ton, and Mr.. and Mrs. Horac
Townsend of Ocean View, wer
supper guests and spent the even
ing last Sunday at the parsOnag
with Rev and Mrs. Charles Lou
hoff and they all attended the VOL
ship service at the church in tE
: evening.
= Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Wilson eI
tertained at dinner on Sunday, til
l following guests. Mrs. Hennie LoT
. and daughter, Miss Esther Lon
], of Selbyville, Mr. and Mrs. Lest'
S POulsOn of Salisbury, Md, Mr.
= Lavina Baynard and son Sterling
G Milford. Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Wi
z son, Lester and Benjamin WilsC
of Houston.