Milford chronicle., 1959-04-10
First Presbyterian Church
Hurry J. Jueger, Th.B., Minister
Sunday, April IL


EVENT WILL BE THE SHOWING
OF .tCENTREVILLE AWAKEN
ING'', AT 7:45 P. NJ, THIS SUN
DAY. THIS is A FILM WHICH
HAS WON AWARDS AND EN-
THUSIASTIC RESPONSE WHER-
EVER 1T HAS BEEN SHOWN. Dra-
matically moving, this film is
superior not only in entertain
ment value but in its deep and
moving challenge. See what can
happen to a church when God
responds to congregation truly
ready for Him to work. The pub
lie Ms cordially invited.
Our Sunday School, where un-
der competent and dedicated tea
chers the Bible as Gods Inspir-
ed Word is studied, is at 9:45
a. m.
The Morning Worship Service
is at IL a. m. During this SER
vice separate facilities are pro-
vided, a Nursery for pre-school
children and a Cribbery for in
fants. The Sermon is the second
of the Third Person of the Trim
ity. The Choir will repeat the
anthem Listen to the Lambs"
which was so well received a few
Sundays ago. This folio of an
them copies was presented to the
church by the Mizpah Circle in
memory of Mrs. Sadie Wright and
Miss Elizabeth Stidham.
The Young Peoples Westmin-
ster Fellowship meets at $50.
A special meeting of all elders
of the church, visitors of the Wo-
mems Association, and others who
have volunteer as visitors, will
be held at o'clock in the Church
Study.
The Evening Service with the
showing of the film "Centreville,
Awakening, is at 7:45.
Monday, the Ministerium meets
at the Calvary Methodist Church
at 11:0O a. m.
The hour for the Girl Scouts
is $50; and at 7:30 there will be
the last gathering of the five
prayer groups which have been
meeting to ask Gods blessing up
on the Christ for Everyone"
preaching series April 18th through
oath. Every member of the church
is urged to attend the prayer
group nearest you this week Meet
ing places are: North, at the j.
Raymond Benefits; East, at the
]. Holland Prettymans; South, at
the A. e. Humes; West, at the ].
B. Heydes and in Houston at the
Grunstras.
On Tuesday the Boy Scouts have
their regular meeting at o'clock.
The Sunday School Board, which
all officers and all teachers, will
meet at 1880 and at $3.50 a film
strip on evangelism entitled,
"Win Your Friends" will be shown.
All of those who have volunteer
ed to be counsellcrs at our COM
ing preaching week at urged to
attend as we'll as all teachers.
The Trustees will meet at 8
o'clock Church Study.
On Wednesday, the Noon Pray
er Group meets in the Pastors
Study.
At o'clock a Mems Executive
Committee, including officers of
this year and the newly elected
officers for the new year begin
ming in September, are urged to be
present.
On Thursday, the Youth Choirs
reharse at $50 and the Adult
Choir at $3.50.
At 1880 there will be the hour
of Bible Study and prayer, and we
especially urge attendance at
this meeting as we draw near
to our week of services.
We remind you that April 18th
is a very special Sunday. Pres
byterian men of Kent and Sussex
Counties will be meeting at the
Rehoboth Church for their an
nuaI Communion Service and
Breakfast The delegation from
this church will be leaving at
6:15 a. m. Men planning to at
tend should make reservation with
Milton Dill whose telephone is
GA 2-41S2.
And then the first service of
our "Christ For Everyone" week
will be at 7:45 p. M, with DR..
Robert Bringhurst preaching on
'The Must of a New Life. Gospel
music will be presented by the
Adult Choir of this church, Mrs.
Norma Heyde, Rev. and Mrs. Mr..
Jaeger, with Eileen Jaeger and
Laverne Phillips at the organ and
piano.