The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-03-31

Christian church iU-II"TrUN morniuy upr
I!g evening.
us The !rcshytrrv OF Lafayette mest. with ,hs
Presbyterian church IN thi, clty ON "bur.J.,
H., April T.
Df PRAYER meeting at the Ea>; Lexing,on
ie Chapel every Tuesday night Ut 7:30, s,,,d.
4 hD0I M 300 p. III.
Is Regular services at the Methodist chm rch
% Tomorrow, sunday, morning and even y,
* Rev. W. +. Mcclure. pastor.
There viii be service, ut the EpiScou,I
church Tomorrow morning AT II o'clock.
r. Sunday school at the n-uni hour, $40.
On Easter dlv there viii be service. Mt ,be
German EvaH"ciiral church at IO:30 n m
fniInwrd ny The celebration Of III. Lard.
Supper.
e Services at ;h' Presbyterian church ,o.mor.
row morning NJ II O'Clock md evening a,
81 O'Clock. Rev. I.eo. l., Loyburn. -.
l. nlllciniin".
Roy. W. o.. II. Perry will preach at Ellen
= View church on the second and fourth sun.
day Of cacn month, morning and nIgbI. at Tho
USUAL hours
5 !. Nj. G. A. Tomorrow, at 3 p m. At their
Y rooms over the Morrison Wentworth Rank
Subject: The Raising of lazarus" st, John
~II:l4-iG. Mr.. L. p. RyIand Will lead.
. Services Mt Second BAPTIST church Color
cdl every SUNDAY Mt II n. IN. and X u IN
I sunday school at 3:30 u. IN. PRAYER meet.
M every Wednesday a. s. p. IN. w. H.
0 Howard, pastor.
| Al 40 =. IN Tomorrow. Rev. A.. Dob
, Ter Will resign his position a> pastor OF the
derm"n Evangelical church of this place, by
3 making his farewell address to his regular
: evening congregation.
services at The Baptist church by Rev. +.
Meneic", every Sunday morning and night at
l ll;O0 and 40. Prayer meeting every
Wrdnesda" night at $40. Sunday school
every SUI " morning at 9:3O.
Daily services nj the Catholic church, s4
O'Clock, "a. m; sunday services 81 and lO5
O'Clock, Il. M, ard ID O'Clock, p. H., Rev. J. |
j. Lily, officiating. Excepting On the last
Sunday in the month when Father Lilly
holds service at Wellington.
The executive board OF directors of the
Missouri Baptist ASSOCIATION met at Mexico,
last Tuesday, aud selected l25 delegates to
The Southern Baptist Association. which
meets IN HE m"nd. Va. A Missouri man.
Mr.. l.. Il. Ely. of Garroiltcn, will be presi-
dent OF the Southern Assembly.
The Biplist Sunday school has adopted
orchestra music for the regular service every
sunday morning. II il composed OF young
men, nearly ali Of whom are member. Of that
church. To morrow morning there will be
II 'hir'y minute song service, beginning ut b
O'Clock. which VIII be led by Mr.. WIN. II,
Chiles.
There VIII hc / song service conducted by
Mr.. Chiles AZ the East Lexington Chapel
every sunday afternoon, Just preceding the
Suntiy school. and commencing ut 2:D
O'Clock =. IN. The Gospel Alarm" will be
The book used and all Interested IN music ure
cordially invited To attend.
Lexington Districl-Thus. Nj. Cobb. 4. Il.
third round. Lexington station, April 1:
S'dIlia station, 7, ); Dover circuit. IA, 10:
Waverly station. IA, Is; Odessa aud HIg-
gin~riIle. ~. ~; Brownsville and Black
wa;er. q. 20; Hrrudon circuit. May i2, 10;
Wellington circuu, -. 20; Miami and MI.
Carmel, -. ~; Odessa circuit, 81, %: Cor.
der circuit June /, ); ElmwOOd and Grand
Pass, ., 10. LlMomle circuit, 10, II; Wur.
renShurg, IL. Ia; Green Ridge circuit, Is. 2u
C~hilho"cc circuit, July |, 2.
IHE NEW PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
As we stated last week, our PresbyterIsu
friends are aSitatinS The question Of building
Il new church a. making extensive altera,ion.
In the old cdltice, at the corner OF Tenth and
Franklin gvcTue. The whole matter WAS re-.
ferred BY the cob2reGa>iDu to the officers of
the church, with Instructions to report ,b.
probable cost OF the IN pruyemeutsd desired and
Il plsn for raising the needed funds. The
officers made this report 10 the CONGREGATION
last Wednesday night and after some discus.
sion action was postponed thereon until next
Wednesday night, mt which tlms 1t /, boped
there viii be Il tuII attendance OF the members
Of the church, Tne following Is the reuor,
submitted by the U1oers:-
Resolved. Isl. That the building t,uJ NJ.
placed al slO GOO. Carried.
"a. u al each member OF the church bs -,
requested 10 subscribe TO such building fund. |
anu mat tho sum subscribed By each member il
may, ut The subscribers option, be maid il, v
monthly or quarterly instruments, or ia onn e
payment WITHIN twelve months from the JnI, C.
Of sIt -criptiJn. x
3a' lhht the officers Of The church are II
authOfiLed TO receive bids Tor the present
rmu'c, anu Inc ioi upon which ii stands, AMI
All offers T crIVei shall he reported to the
congregation Tor its ariu.l, an,; .pouid .ai1 I
ch.rch ana lot De sold, the proceeds shall bn L
auded TO The building iuDd, less the amount 70
ueets.aIs LOT the purchase OF another lot for NJ
ne erection 81 Il new church building.
fth. The d"acOns are hereby authorized 10 M
ascertain II another suitable location for . IN
eau he procured, aud al what price, or
=" 80: :" ""i".;tI 10 the congregation ~
Tor it, consideration. \,
me Lexington rreSbyLeIy OF the CumbeI-
lah" ireshyterIan church, embracing several
IN southwest Missouri, convened nj q
~ mop Noster, johnson county, at IL O'Clock
M on last Wednesday, There was "A toll
'raoiS iuti attendance Of ministers and elders
tut there were some ahsrntees, Oh account of
mphs>able roads. Rev. Il. b. Ward. of H,r-
presided ~ iaIIeral,r, The p,,s-
''tc'y was opened with prayer by Rev. J. H..
OF "arrrnr burg, and after devotion al
the retiring moderator delivered the
>'rhloh ON The miracle Of the feeding
I Ia" . 900, which hc IONS drre,i a, i,ura.
''s 'h"il'hSt III spiritual feeding OF the
'u'> "i men ny IA" Gospel. After roll call =
u. II. Fullerton, al I,anoa> CITY, was q
noseh n h"drr"tOT. The afternoon session 4
''s opened with devotional services and the N
ERIK Key. Frank Russell OF Center view .,..J u
hhihh"r OF bills and C. ,Iumuuraliou, rh, 4
7Xt order Of business wa, the reroris of
'lect anu standing committees. The com
NC u" examination OF i,centiate, reported o.,
"'"rapie progress Of applicants through
L. L. Cten.meus, OF Nayyiew.
'""cr oil ministers of other churches were
'neu 10 seals III the council by the standing
'"ihitlec oil The Pre-bylery. Rev. w, X.
H. ~ OF West folut, chair nan of the
'"uih% committee "n state Of religion. pre-
'hted Il very elaborate statistical r. port O.:
financial and spiritual condition of each
iurcI IN the fTr>byiery About Is, 900 con-
were reported and the church enter.
'lses had been literally supported. Tn,
cumberland PRESBYTERIAN, the official oaner
The church, : vol patrOnized H. well ~ UL
ner literature The future outlook of mi.
-oroGs and growing denomination in this IN
ct'on Is very fttt,riEg. W. K. Morrow, Of
nrrcnsbi!rg, read the report o; select co,n-
ittee on rHissioEs. ana 8, FINS king. of
ieS'a' presented the report OF the commit. ,.
, on finances, After other routine business wv
T IT"sbsiery unsuiIHousiY agreed TO deyots
. n6hl session to IL sermon To be prcuch,d
Dixon {. Williams. The eyanueIIs, ,,d
e'iu'h' OF Lester 5em.ntry at Holden. Mo
e eloquent address was lI-teurd 10 by tb.
audience with rayt attention. TN
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