Bishop Wells Denies Retirement At Spokane Convocation
Rev. T A Hilton reports from Spokane that Bishop Wells refutes retirement rumors and will continue serving the diocese of Spokane. The convocation notes debt free status, appointments to staff and committees, and delegates chosen to the Richmond general convention marking 300 years since Jamestown planting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Hilton
Mission Board
T. A. Hilton
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church
Protestant Episcopal Church
Wells
O. A. Worthing
E. W. Cooper
Arthur Lindsay
E. T. Coman
John Langdon
Mack F. Gose
Rev. T. A. Hilton
H. S. Collins
A. Herman
Board of Missions
George S. Brooke
W. S. Gilbert
Dean Lockwood
W. H. Roots
G. S. Brooke
H. L. Bleeker
S. Gilbers
Richmond
Church In
America
Jamestown
Evening Message at Presbyterian Church May 1907
In the afternoon E O Cal laghan spoke on How to Retain the Boy Keep Him Working. The program at the Presbyterian church includes Sunday school Bible classes at 9 45 morning worship at 11 led by Rev W C Jones at Lewis Clark school 3 pm Sunday school 7 pm Young People Society 8 pm praise service with an evening message by Rev Jones All seats free All welcome MNO W Berger Minister
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W.H. Roots
H. §. Collings
E. O’callaghan
Presbyterian Church
Howard Thomas
W. C. Jones
Lewis& Clark School
W. A. Thompson
Young People’s Society Christian Endeavor
Waterville
W. Berger
The Salvation Army Sunday Schedule in Orondo Hall
Salvation Army holds open air meetings at 7 15 p m and 2 15 p m and Salvation meetings at 8 p m on Saturday and 8 p m on Sunday. Sunday 10 15 a m open air service 11 a m Sunday school 3 p m holiness meeting. Subject Solomon s Temple. Brigadier Jenkins and Major Waite lead all meetings at Orondo avenue and Mission street.
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Solomon’s Temple
Great Holiness
Salvation Meeting
Caleb J. Jenkins
Brigadier Jenkins
Major Waite
Salvation Army Hall
Orondo Avenue
Mission Street
Saint Luke's Episcopal Church Whitsunday Services 1907
St Luke's Episcopal Church announces Whitsunday services for May 19 1907 with 11 am and 8 pm worship, Sunday school at 945 am, baptism at 1030 am, and Holy Communion at 11 am. Bishop Wells will administer confirmation and preach in the morning service. Free seats and cordial invitation. Good music. First Baptist Church corner Chelan Avenue and First Street.
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Whitsunday
Bishop Wells
First Baptist Church
Bible School and Evening Sermon in Wenatchee Church
The Wenatchee church offers Bible school at 10 a m with Miss Esta Milner as superintendent and preaching at 11 a m and 8 p m. Morning topic The Beautiful Life What is It Eve ning topic Are Wenatchee s Church Politics Moral or Rotten A sermon based on Senator Gunn s statement that every Christian should be a politician Young People s Society at 7 p m Sunday topic Little Faults That Spoil Our Lives Mid week service Thursday 8 p m Topic Precious Promises Special music morning and evening Mrs Bails choir leader E O Jessup minister. An audience of about thirty five enjoyed a High School Sophomore class entertainment with lawn refreshments and Japanese lantern illumination.
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Bible School
Esta Milner
Wenatchee
Gunn
Young People’s Society
Miss Nan Laurence Surprised at Home Party
Miss Nan Laurence received a surprise party at her sister Mrs. W. P. Cameron’s home with about 45 guests from the younger set enjoying dancing and conviviality. Guy C. Browne of Wenatchee visited for banking business and observed the community’s prosperity as a new bank opened and advertised in the Record.
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Nana Laurence
W. P. Cameron
Guy C. Browne
Wenatchee
Cashmere
State Officials and Bad Meat Scandal Continued
A Wenatchee investigation exposes bad meat shipments from Spokane and inspections of three local dairies. Officials Adams and Davies will publish a full report detailing city actions, with seven Spokane butchers recently fined and a pledge to tell the full truth.
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Adams
Wells
Trimbles
Godhnour’s
Daily World
Davies
Wenatchee
Spokane
Ground Breaking for A Y P 1909 Exposition Invitation
The Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition invites Daily World to attend the groundbreaking ceremony in Seattle on Saturday June 1 1907 at 2 oclock. The event marks the exposition planned for June 1 to October 15 1909 with ceremonies to occur in Seattle Washington.
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The
Daily World
Seattle
Washington
Wenatchee Student Competes in Seattle Declamatory Contest
Fifteen high school entrants vie for Alden J. Blethen prizes at the state university in Seattle. Wenatchee’s Lyman Shotwell will deliver Toussaint l'Ouverture, with two contests scheduled tonight and tomorrow. Prizes total fifty dollars each evening with two repeats of The Goblin Army and other pieces by Ralph Callahan Alice Tooly and Walter B. Cooper.
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Seattle
Wenatchee
Lyman Shotwell
Toussaint l
Seattle Times
The
State University
Alden J. Blethen
Ralph Callahan
Alice Tooly
Walter B. Cooper
Seattle pupil from Queen Anne Hills outburst interrupted
George J. Kasai, a Seattle high school student, planned to deliver A Speech Against British Aggression in a preliminary contest. While practicing on Queen Anne Hill a patrolman halted his declamation but, after Kasai explained, allowed him to continue his oration amid the four winds.
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Seattle
George J. Kazai
Kasai
Queen Anne Hill
Patrick Henry
County Board of Education in Session Today
The County Board of Education meets in Superintendent Riste's offices to transact official business and map out next year's courses of study for grades and high school work.
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County Board of Education
Riste
Jump on Him Anyhow
A reprinted Auburn Argus admonishes editors about reader backlash from a single missed acknowledgement. It notes that even after many favorable mentions a thousandth omission can provoke criticism, whether accidental or due to lack of information.
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Auburn Argus
Mr Godfrey Leaves for Canada Visit
John Godfrey the County Auditor and his wife departed yesterday for his old home in Canada after receiving news of his father's serious illness. The elder Godfrey is advanced in age and recovery seemed doubtful, prompting the trip he has not made in many years.
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John Godfrey
Mr. Godfrey
Canada
Godfrey
Melander Leaves for Pullman With Assistant Trumble
Professor Melander state entomologist departs for Pullman with assistant Mr. Trumble. Professor Thatcher station chemist already left. Melander will supervise 2 or 3 local orchards this season and visit Wenatchee for spraying duties. announcements will run in the Daily World.
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Melander
Pullman
Trumble
Thatcher
Wenatchee
Daily World
Hotel Arrivals in Wenatchee May 17 1907
A list of hotel arrivals in Wenatchee for May 17 1907 includes Roosevelt Harry Colton Bainville Mont J H Adams and wife B M Herney Spokane L G Spencer and wife E G Fisher 1909 0 Tennes Duluth C S Grown Cashmere Capt Green Spokane B M Bryle Pendleton Ore Great Northern E L Hutchinson Minneapolis A M Brandt and wife Mrs R D Miler Spokane Lucile L Miller Lincoln Neb A E Chittenden Syracuse N Y B A Amy Spokane Barton Robinson Omak J E Foster Seattle E G Hobson Portland A J Wiley Boise W G Cushing Minneapolis Mr and Mrs S Coburn city M A Phillips Seattle D C Henry Portland C F Phillips Ephrata LeConie Stiles Robi P Harris Chelan J A Murphy Seattle Eugene Person Colfax
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Wenatchee
Roosevelt
Harry Colton
Bainville
Mont
J. H. Adams
B. M. Herney
Spokane
L. G. Spencer
E. G. Fisher
Tennes
Duluth
C. S. Grown
Cashmere
Capt. Green
B. M. Bryle
Pendleton
Ore
Great Northern
E. L. Hutchinson
Minneapolis
A. M. Brandt
R. D. Miler
Lucile L. Miller
Lincoln
Neb
A. E. Chittenden
Syracuse
N. Y
B. A. Amy
Barton Robinson
Omak
J. E. Foster
Seattle
E. G. Hobson
Portland
A. J. Wiley
Boise
W.G. Cushing
Mrs. S. Coburn
Ten Days for Him for Abusing Family
A man named Curry became intoxicated and abused his wife and children at his home on the edge of town. The marshal arrested him and he was brought before Justice Palmer, receiving ten days in the service of the city.
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Curry
Palmer
City health officials study bad meat scandal
In a conference this afternoon Mayor Scheble Dr Frank Culp city health officer and state inspectors Messrs Davies and Adams discuss the bad meat scandal. Newspaper men were excluded but the session aims to review evidence and determine next steps.
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Scheble
Frank Culp
Messrs. Davies and
Adams
Dispute on Right-of-Way Ends Without Fatalities
After a clash over a right-of-way this morning, rocks and assorted debris were left at the scene. Police arrived to a retreat by the combatants who fled before officers could intervene.
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Mring
Tcing Rocks
Cold Wave Morning Brings Rain and Damp Air
A cold and rainy morning set a brisk tone as waterproofs appeared on passersby. The lingering regret over winter’s early end added a muted mood to the day.
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Presbyterian Church Services
Salvation Army
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Chelan F
First Street
Miss Laurence
Little
A.Y.P
Fred Hanan
David Harum
Fred
Charley Hanan
Kid
Mrs. Godfrey
Prof
Him
Wenatchee Theatre
Monte Cristo
Alexander Dumas
J. E. Ferguson
Red Cross
Red Cress Pharmacy
Philadelphia Optical College
Wenatchee Drug Co
8. C. McCready
Lurber
Reeves & Davis
Little & Wetsel
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