The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-03-09
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Sunday school as usual at the Chapel at 8
O'cioCk p. IN.
REGULAR services ut the Methodist church
tomorrow.
Usual services at the Baptist church to-
morrow morning and night.
Elder f.. J. Stanley, OF Dover. will preach
at the Christian church tomorrow morning.
The Young Peoples prayer meeting will
take place ut the Christian church every
Saturday night.
There will be Bible reading and prI9Av
meeting at EIenview church every Thursday
evening at 1909.
Tne Young Peoples Bible class of the n.
e. church will meet every Friday night, for
Christian work and study.
Rev. A. W. Herman will preach at the
German Evangelical church sunday morning
ut IO:3O and ia the evening at 200. I
the regular Sundays for preaching at
Prairie church are the second and fourth in
each month. liey. j. T.. Banks is the Off
ciating clergyman,
Services in Christ church Tomorrow ut IL
a. M, "Scriptural Self Denial" Math. 1924,
and 1880 u M, present resurrection. How?
What thenY' Col. HI:l-2.
Services at Second Baptist church Color
ed) every sunday at IL a. III. and & D. IN.
sunday school at $3.50 D. m. Prayer meet
lng every Wednesday at s p. m. W. Ii.
Howard, pastor.
Sunday school 1T the Presbyterian church
every Sunday morning at $50 O'Clock
preaching at IL Il. m, and I p. M; prayer
meeting "A: ! p. m, Wednesday, and teach
ers' meeting and Bible class at 5 p. M, We'd
, nesday.
= Daily services at the Catholic church, 8!
o'clock, Il. m; Sunday services 81 and 10!
o'clock, Il. M, and ID O'Clock, p. M, Rev. j
J.. Lilly, OilitIuting, excepting on the las
sunday In the month when Father Lilll
will hold services in Wellington.
by mutual agreement and simply In thu
name of Jo-us, a number of Gods children
will meet from week TO week, as the LOr
may decide, on Thursday evenings,at 1880, il
the lecture room Of The Protestant Ep scopa
church for Bible readings, relying Who'll
upon the Holy Ghost for guidance and 10
light. The subjects will be chosen weekly
aud tIe"one hour with Jesus' made interes
lug and attractive 10 all who have dccepte
The great salvation and are trying to get neal
- " !" SiN"h ' "hNoO toh1' " ~ -
" saved ones, is, They shall never perish
npcausc II will nsDer ItaUe thee nor Jorsa'
- thee" You are most cordially invited, 81
=. tits name" Come, bring your Bible al
your trends, and let us learn 1.-The will OF oil
dear Father concerning us"
The Lafay cite County Bible Society he
IL annual meeting AT the Baptist church
last Srhbata evening. In the absence of TO
the president aud ice-president, one
whom had removed from Lexington. and Il
o hor Was sick, The society WAS called to ord
~ the secretary. Religious exercises we
'UUGurl"i iy DIR. h. G.. Gordon, assisted
R.v. ". +. cClar Minutes of the Ia
annuti meeting were read and approved. Il
lepo.itary aud treasurer mad their anuU
, reuorj,, which show Doth the stock Of boo
and cash on hand To be very small. The &
loving officers and executive committee we
elected for thc ensuing yesr, viz: Presid,
DR. +. < Gordon vice president, w. T, \
, iir"; >rcrciary, John L. Ryliud; treasuI,
Il. i Jesse; uer">iiaiy. c. II. iiOyle. Exec
i've tOmmittcc-JoSeph b. Shelby. j.
Worrhingron, Jacob ID. Conner, Judge
r. land, and Geo. Il. Smith. Cr. j. W. Lew
of st. Louis, Mo-. the state agent of
American Bible ) Icictv, was present ard
lIYercd an earnest address. showing the
ydnilaIion, purposes and works OF this gr
society, aud the necesIy there is upon US
t,u Christian peOplt and churches to sustain
peTpetuate it. Af.er the close OF the addr'
~ a collection was taken up which amOunte,
cash and subscriptions to The sum of I
After which the Suciety adjourned TO NEE
the Presbyter sn church on the LIST Sabt
in March, 1890. with benediction by Rev
W. Kebie.