Church notices urge worshipers to attend Chautauqua
Lost day morning 10 30 oclock all welcome Rev C B Plummer rector Mt Zion Baptist Church corner Carpenter and Congress Sts Charles C Hart minister Sunday school 9 30 AM address The Principles of Social Reconstruction B Y P A 6 PM sermon 7 PM services in the evening will be held at the above hours so that all desiring me attend the Chautauqua afterwards First M E Church College and Church Streets C Lloyd Strecker pastor Sunday school 9 o clock Mr R M Slutz superintendent Mrs Elizabeth Beatty will teach the class for young ladies Young men will be cordially welcomed in Class Six Summer school students especially invited Morning worship 10 30 sermon The Friendship of Jesus Baptism and Reception of members Class meeting 2 30 Epworth League 6 Topie Introducing Jesus to our Friends Evening service 7 Last of the series of Sermons to Teachers Subject Teaching A Welfare Profession Special musical numbers by chorus choir All who do not worship else where are cordially invited to be present A special invitation extended to summer school students Notice Epworth League begins at 6 and evening service at 7 a half hour earlier than usual This is done that all may attend the church services before going to the Chautauqua which will begin at 8 15 Sunday instead of 8 o clock
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MT. Zion Baptist Church
Carpenter and Congress Sts
Charles C. Hart
B. Y
M. E. Church College
Church Streets
C. Lloyd Strecker
R. M. Slutz
Elizabeth Beatty
Jesus
Epworth League
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Summer school lesson and Chautauqua night at Central Avenue M E Church
Prof Cooper meets the young ladies at nine for a lesson. The pastor preaches The Foolishness of Preaching in the morning. Chautauqua shifts evening services to seven. Miss Tough from the University speaks to the young people. Evening sermon The Place of Christianity in the World. Christian Endeavor 6 30 P M. Epworth League 6 30 P M. Mid week prayer 7 P M. Leader N K Alderman. John verses given. Church invites all. Central Avenue M E Church R G Bowden pastor. Sunday school 9 A M public worship 10 15 A M communion morning. 6 30 P M Epworth League. 7 30 P M Evening service. Communion in morning and sermon at evening. All are welcome. Church of the Good Shepherd State and Carpenter Streets. Holy communion and sermon Sunday.
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E. D. Murch
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In a letter to the editor a reader disputes a claim by Elks backers that they should have won against the Nelsonville Baseball Club in nine innings. The fan argues Simpson’s pitching would have shut out the Elks in nine and urges credit to the losers.
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the Messenger
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