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Newspaper
Kennewick Courier
Location
Kennewick, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1909
Page
4
A church notices an upcoming sermon at 8 p m next Sunday at the Baptist church inviting parishioners to consider whether Jesus is God’s son. The message promises explanation for belief or disbelief.
In August 1909 the churches schedule morning and evening services. Rev. J A Pine preaches at 11 am with a Bible study at 7 pm. W L Rowan leads a 10 am SS and 11 am service. 8 pm sermon on conviction. Presbyterian asks God who he is. Baptist Delepine invites all to Sunday sermons at 10 am and 7 30 pm with Sunday School at 10 am and prayer Thursday 7 30 pm.
Methodist Episcopal L N B Anderson pastor declares Sunday School at 10 a m and preaching at 11 am and 8 pm Epworth League at 7 30 pm led by Miss Effie Oliver Junior League Thursday 4 30 pm Prayer meeting 8 pm Friday Fourth Quarterly Conference at 8 presided by Dr Walton Skipworth invites all including strangers Lutheran German service at 9 and English at 10 30 in old school building English service at Richland at 2 30 pm
Mrs E King and baby Kenneth returned home from Gresham Oregon where she has been for some time. Daby Kenneth is much improved in health. Mr. E.O. Brown returned home from Atlantic Iowa. Mrs Goodell is confined to bed. Mr. Stephens took his ill daughter to Walla Walla hospital. Mr Carle took his daughter Roby to Kennewick for medical treatment after typhoid relapse. A tea by the Finley Ladies Aid scheduled for Aug 12 at Mrs. Cox’s home. Teas invite all ladies for a social afternoon.
Catholic devices will be held at the home of G J Henneberry Sunday August 8 o clock a m.
Weaving services for rag carpets or rugs offered at the H L Nichols ranch 14 miles northeast of Finley. New loom in operation and work will receive prompt attention. Clara Nichols.
New fall suits from a premier New York tailoring house invite ladies to try them on. Handsome Colonial Draperies in a dozen styles await inspection to help decorate homes, with artistic fabrics at affordable prices alongside outing flannel ginghams comfort cloth and other textiles.
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