Milford chronicle., 1956-08-31
FREDERICK
by Emma DUlan
Phone 5-54Si

Church Announcements
Trinity Charge
Charles X. Leary, Pastor
Services for Sunday, September
2:
9:45 a. m. Church School. John
Woodrow, superintendent.
1900 a. m. Morning Worship.
Sermon by the pastor
Sardls Charge
300 D. N. Church School. Har-
vey Thompson, superintendent
800 D. m. Worship service.
This is a copy of the new order
of worship, which will be used be
ginning September 2. / thought 1t
would be best for us all to have a
chance to read through the new
order and get acquainted with it
prior to our using it. These
changes have been approved by
the choir and majority of the MEM
bers of the adult class as well as
by myself. The asterisk designates
the places and times when the
congregation is to stand, and
where il is absent the cOngrega-
tion Is seated. There will be diff
ferent prayer of confession each
month for a quarter. That is, we
have four prayers suitable for this
use. The one typed here will be
used during the month of Septem-
ber. Then in. October another pray
er will be used. This one will be
printed in January again.
Prelude, organist; call to wor-
ship; opening hymn; prayer of
confession in union: Our Heaven
ly Father, Who by Thy love hast
made us, and through Thy love
hast kept us, and in Thy love
wouldst make us perfect, we hum
bly, confess that we have not loved
Thee with all our heart and soul
and mind and strength, and that
we have not loved one another as
Christ hath loved us. Thy life is
within our souls, but our selfish
ness hath hindered Thee. We have
resisted Thy Spirit. We have neg
lected Thine Inspirations. Forgive
what we have been, help us to
amend what we are, and in Thy
Spirit direct what we shall be;
that Thou mayest come into the
full glory of Thy creation, in us
and in all men, through Jesus
Christ our Lord. Amen. Respon-
sive reading; Gloria Patri; affirm
alton of faith: scripture lesson;
pastoral prayer and Lords Pray
er; choral response; the anthem; (;
the offertory; presentation of Of
ferjngs; hymn; sermon; prayer;
closing hymn; benediction; dox-
ology; postlode, the congregation
standing.
The Frederick ball Steam of the
Mar-Del League still holds second
place by defeating the Kenton
team on the Frederick diamond,
by score of to 3. 1t was well
played game all through with
Brooks, who kept 4 hits scattered
with the score tied in 3 innings.
Frederica's centerfelder, II. Brown
on third, taking the win by steal
ing home I'm the last of the ninth
inning. Next game, Sunday, Sep
iember 2, when Frederick will be
host to the FELTON, team on the
Frederick diamond. Let's try to
see a large crowd as this will be
the last game before the play
offs.
Those enjoying an outing with
a picnic at Rochester, Md, on
Sunday were Mrs. Susan Kemp,
Mrs. Pearl Rash, Kay Donahoe,
Pete Voshell of town, Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Kemp, Sr., and Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Kemp, Jr., and children of
Milford, MIR. and Mrs. Bernite Rash
and family, Mrs. Johnson and
daughter, Sharon of Greenwood,
Misses Carrie and Alice Littleton
of Little Heaven.
Joseph vinyard. Mrs. j. B. Grier
and Miss Lizzie Lank visited Mrs.
Elma Thomas at JewelPs Nursing
Home in Milford on Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Thomas
and daughter Joann of town, MIR.
and Mrs. Richard Farley and son
of Milford, spent Sunday in Bal
timore.
Mrs. M. Davis of Boonton, N.
j., is visiting, her brother, DR.. and
Mrs. G.. Roland Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dolan spent
three days last week with Mrs.