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Newspaper

Yakima Herald

Location

Yakima, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1899

Page

6

Yakima Churchgoers Services and Socials District Wide

Christian Science services at Masonic Hall each Sunday at 11. St. Michael's Guild hosts a lunch and sale at the post office room Saturday 11:30 to 4 with clam chowder and chicken pie. Mennonite Brethren in Christ to open a gospel mission near city hall Thursday 7 p.m. The Congregational church minister will preach at 11 and 7:30 with Sunday school at 10 and Endeavor Society at 6:30. All invited.

Christian Science Services Masonic Hall St. Michael's Guild St. Michael’s Church Mennonite Brethren In Christ Congregational Church Endeavor Society

Sunday School Convention Opens in Yakima County

The Yakima County Sunday School association opened Tuesday at 3 p m with Rev J H Condit presiding and Rev A H Lyons as pro tem secretary. Rev Thompson led devotions and delegates enrolled with many present including state field worker W C Merritt whose counsel aided sessions.

Yakima County Sunday School Association J. H. Condit A. H. Lyons Thompson W. C. Merritt Tacoma Dent P. Lamont Miss Schaffner W. S. Dawson A. L

Sunday School and Sabbath Observance Convention Resolutions

Flint executive committee leaders Rev J H Wood Rev F Walden E G Peck met at M E church for an evening session. W C Merritt urged youth protection, while resolutions urged support for the modern Sunday school and endorsed the Washington Sunday School Union amid concerns over Sabbath desecration from open stores and saloons.

Washington Sunday School Union W. C. Merritt Commonwealth

Yakima County Teachers Association Meeting Program

The Yakima County Teachers Association meets December 16 1999 at 9 30 a m in the North Yakima High School. The agenda includes opening exercises addressing English in public schools language in 5th and 6th grades and physiology textbook use. A discussion led by J A Kingsbury will consider whether the new course of study should require all branches for a first grade certificate.

Yakima County Teachers’ Association North Yakima J.C C. W. McCurdy Grace Shannon J. C A. Dickey H. M Bartlett Long J. A. Kingsbury

Holiday goods and local notices from North Yakima

Orlando Beck visited Ellensburg Friday. Conolly's features dolls toys and Christmas novelties. Ellensburg visitor A L Slemmons. Elite store offers holiday money gifts. Marriage license issued to John E Schwartze and Miss L O Mara. Zillah hotel proprietor James Patterson did business in North Yakima. Mrs J W Thomas and son returned from Walla Walla. Conolly's markets hammered brass and metal Christmas designs. Ethel Young home from Ellensburg state normal for Thanksgiving. E C Burlingame spent Thanksgiving with family. Mrs Jacobs to return to Los Angeles next Tuesday. Mrs W B Williams now in charge of B section, Columbia school. faculty count 19. J D Stewart raises prize beet, 28 inches, 1115 pounds. John Kingsbury Alf Thompson from Prosser visit for Thanksgiving. W A Kelso wired Lombard & Horsley for a cottin to bury J O Rolph. Frank Wood, son of Rev J H Wood, arrived from Antilope Oregon to assist County Treasurer Dudley. E Van Diest opens grocery on First street with new fixtures. S J Neelands and sister Mrs Harry Robinson leave for Paisley Ontario. will miss winter church circles.

Entertaining Good Templars auction aids order funds

The Good Templars offered songs dialogues and recitations on Monday evening. An auction of miscellaneous items raised a neat sum for the order’s best interests. New members were presented for future action at the next meeting. Col Robertson returned from Olympia after his father’s funeral, 57, Civil War veteran, survived by five children. Benson Son promote Thanksgiving foods. A M Smith buys local butcher shop. Kumler family arrives seeking health. Junior Endeavor Social planned. Matt Schichtl patents wagon-pole holder. Rutter builds new photo shop near the Auditorium, ready in two weeks.

Good Templars Col. Robertson Olympia Wilbur W North Yakima Myrtle C Mrs. Funk Frank K Baker City, Or Edna The University In Seattle

Yakima Orchestra Plans Christmas Masquerade Ball

The Yakima Orchestra announces a Christmas night masquerade with a cake walk and a $10 prize for the best masked couple. Lever of Oregon is seeking to establish a woolen mill. Local businessmen report negotiations progressing well though no firm plan is set.

Yakima Orchestra Lever Oregon

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Seth Yakima Church People’s Column Religious Intelligence For All Louk County Teachers’ Association North Yakima and Vicinity Orlando Beck Ellensburg Conolly’s A. L. Slemmons Kelso John E. Schwartze L. O'Mara Jas. Patterson Zillah J. W. Thomas Ethel Young State Normal E. C. Burlingame W. B. Williams Columbia J.D. Stewart Nob Hill Messrs John Kingsbury Alfhompson Prosser Public W. A. Kelso Kiona Lombard & Horsley J. O. Rolph Frank Wood J. H. Wood City Antilope, Or Dudley E. van Diest First Street Conolly Madame Conolly J. Neelands Harry Robinson Paisley Ontario Benson & Son High Seas Low Lands A.M. Smith I. J. Davis Smith Davis Pasco B. F. Kumler Ohio Mr. Kumler Mrs. Kumler Frank Clemmer Third Streets Matt Schichtl Rutter Santa Claus Kodaks Superior Steel Ranges Wallace-Coburn Hardware Co Sterling A. Schindeler
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