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Baptist Notes, 100 a.m. Sunday School, 600 a.m. Preaching 620 p.m. B.Y.P.U. 60 p.m. Juniors 7:30 p.m. Preaching Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Prayer meet ing. You are welcome to all these services, Rev. Edward}. Rogers, Pastor. Trinity Lutheran Church. 10:00 p. m. Sunday School. 11:00 a. m. Public worship 6:30 p.m. Young People’s Society. 7:30 p.m. Public worship. 7:80 p.m., Wednesdy. Prayer meet ing. Pulpit themes for Sunday. At 11:00 a. m., “Penknife Religion;” at 7:30 p. m., “The Eled Lady. Last Sunday there were eight addi tions to the membership of the church. This makes a total, for two Sundays, of twenty persons. There will be another class this Sunday. MEN ATTENTION! The Lutheran Brotherhood will hold its regular monthly meeting on Thurs day, February 24, at 8 p. m. in the Lutheran church. The topic is, “Re viewing the Field. All the men, whether members or not, are cordially invited and urged to attend. Some in teresting and stimulating discussions are planned. Those who attended the first spirited meeting for organization 4 month ago, will look forward to this first regular monthly meeting with interest and expectation. The charter membership roll is open for signers. Presbyterian Church. 10:00 a.m. Sunday School 6M p.m. Y. P. S.C. E. Miss McKeown will lead the meeting. All are cordially invited to the ser vices. The Christian Endeavorers held a business meeting Tuesday evening at the church, ‘On account of illness, the Ladies’ Aid met with Mrs. Morrison, Thursday, In stead of Mrs. Hockensmith. ‘The Christian Endeavorers will hold a food sale at Nickles’ store, Saturday afternoon, February 19. Methodist Notes. #45 a.m. Sunday School. 11:00 a. m. Preach a t20 p.m. Epworth League. 7:30 p. m. Preaching. 7:30 p. m., Wednesday. Prayer meet- The League room was crowded on last Sunday evening. Mr. John DeWees was leader. No where in the state can as fine a lot of young people be found. Still the Sunday School attendance increases; 255 answered the rot. Since the bad weather has passed, the attend ance should reach 300. The new Bible Study Class meets in the ladies' parlor on Saturday evenings. Sixteen young ladies entered this class. Any others desiring to become a mem ber, meet the class next Saturday even ing. Mr. S. M. Enfield and wife united with the church last Sunday. We were glad to welcome them. Everybody was delighted with Dr. Lewis’ Lincoln Day address. The church was full. The address was patriotic and instructive. The fifteen cent luncheon on last Wednesday evening, was largely at tended. The pastor spent two days on busi ness at Salina, this week. ‘The subject for next Sunday morning ‘is, “Worth Saving,” and in the evening ‘Hays’ Possibilities Miss Faythe Logan will sing at the morning service. The pastor and wife and Mrs. Morgan spent Friday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Reidel. Father Jason Stock had a severe fall last Monday, but is much better today. He is ninety-two years old. ‘St Michael's Episcopal Church. Services for Sunday, February 13, 1916. 7: a.m. Holy Communion 1W:00 a.m. Sunday School 11 a.m. Morning prayer and ser mon, 7:30 p.m. Evening prayer and ser mon ,ST. ANDREW'S MISSION, SILVERDALE, =:00 p.m. Evening prayer and ser mon Services are held at the two places on the first and third Sundays in each month. Strangers and visitors are cordially invited and welcomed. Richard Cox, of Ellsworth, Priest in Charge, ¥ular the higher classes. At one time it was of both sexes to ¢ presents to each butards it was Test to young men who were supposed to re main faithful for the entire year to the service of their ‘*Valentines.” The festival was introduced into America at an early day, but it is be coming less and less general. Buckeye Conglomerations. The weather sure is fine and hope the Buckeye people will be up ani doing now before it gets cold again. The ads were out to Jef Saun ders Friday, ti judge the tops by. Bro. Esther Joy spent several days in town last week. Chas. Gosser has been on the sick not the past week. Mrs. Gosser is also sick. Adie Crissman has gone to Excelsior Springs for a few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Crenshaw and family spent Sunday with Dora Gos ser's ponte Wmae to a urday morning. Spent few days Pielaheeestes and sisters, Jessie Gosser spent Saturday and Sunday at her county home. First time Jessie has been out to the country since the holidays. Wonder if the country looks natural? Andrew Jensen shipped his cattle to Kansas City, Saturday morning. Will Gosser and family spent Satur day evening with his brother Dade. We understand as won as our new toy school house is finished, there will be a chance to initiate it. Hans Jensen made a flying trip to the Ssline, Tuesday. Misses Mabel and Arnie Laure Blender, Ruby and Jessie Gosser were a Mrs. Obley can entertain the Buck eye people now, she has a phonograph, it seems as though ‘‘Leap Year’ does not have a very god effect on the Buckeye girls. Several of the Sons of Vetrans at tended the funeral of sir. Jewell, Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Will Jones were callers at Prank Payne's Sunday. Pete Albert looked awful lonesome ing to town Sunday afternoon as he t the whole buggy to himself. Charles Hawks was a pleasant caller at Dora Gasser’s Sunday Mr. Will Obley and son Wilson left for Emporia Wednesday evening to visit Mr. Obley’s parents, never have failed to arrive home safe and sound yet. But you better be care ful Will as something might happen sometime. Juke Shdkman was married Thurs day morning. His parents had the wedding dinner. Only relatives and a few invited guests were present. In the afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Jake Shuk man went to their home in southeast Buckeye. Eyes and Ears join his many friends in extending congratulations. ‘The mail man says Albert Royer is the most popular young oman along his route, as he gets from one to three packages and letters each day. Must have a leap year sweetheart some where. We understand §. D. Eaton has the Western fever as we hear he is going eat West in the spring. Good luck to you Ben. Fred Albert, who is visiting his brother Earn, spent Saturay and Sun day with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Bellman. We hear Geo. Brocklemon is aniling at one of the Buckeye girls. ‘That's alright George. Frank Payne, Jr., took his brother's place Sunday and took his mother and brother and Mable and Anna Laura Blenster to Hays. ‘Miss Grace Brewer visited with Ruby Gosser Saturday and Sunday at her home in Buckeye, Mrs. Christofferson of the Madden rach, spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Peterson. One of the leading Fords of West Buckeye refused to go one day not long go and turned cross ways in the road, and its owner had to make several trips to the farm house to get the necessary sools to fix it with. Will Gosser returned home Saturday morning from his eastern trip. The Jensen Boothers butchered six hogs Wednesday. Several of the neighbors assisted their Eyes and Ears.
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Hays, Kansas, US
Sat, Feb 19, 1916
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