The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-01-26
Religious.

a. m, anu I y. III.
Sunday school as usual at the Chapel at Q
o clock p. m. Divine services at 7 O'Clock.
Regular services at the Methodist church
Tomorrow, Sunday, morning and evening.
Rev. T. NJ. Cobb preached al Higgrnsvil!e
last Saturday. lie will preach ut Dover to-
morrow,
The Young Peoples prayer meeting will
take place at the Christian church every
Saturday night.
Regular services at the Christian church
Tomorrow morning and evening, Elder Geo.
w. Terrell officiating.
The Young Peoples Bible class OF the W..
f. church will meet every Friday night, Tor
Christian work aud study.
Rev. A. W. Herman will preach at the
German Evangelical church Sunday morning
ut 1879 and in the evening at 1870.
An interesting meeting has been in pro-
gress thissweek at the Maple Glen school
house, conducted by Revs. Davis and krattlI.
The Woman's Missionary Society of the
First Baptist church hold their regular meet
ings on the first Monday of every month, at
3 p. m.
The regular Sundays for preaching at
Prairie church are the second and fourth in
each month. Rey. j. L. Banks is the Off-
ciating clergyman,
Y. NJ. q. A. tomorrow, at 3 p M. at their
rooms over the Morrison Wentworth Bank.
Subject:-"Drifting," Acts. 24:24-27, Heb.
2:I-4. Mr.. VIM. b, Wilson will lead.
Services at Second Baptist church Color
ed) every Sunday ut IL Il. M. and 8 p. m.
Sunday school at 2:30 .. In. Prayer meet
ing every Wednesday at s p. m. w. Ii.
Howard, pastor.
Communion services at Prairie church to-
morrow morning. Preparatory services this
morning and tonight. Rev. Dupey, OF Hig-
ginsvIlie, is expected to be present aud assist
the pastor, Rev. II. B. Banks.
A protracted meeting has been in progress
at the East Lexington Chapel all this week.
The attendance has been good and cons der
able interest seems to be manifested. II will
perhaps continue through next week.
Sunday school at the Presbyterian church
every Sunday morning at 0:3O O'Clock;
preaching at IL a. IN, and ! p. M; prayer
meeting a. 7 p. m. Wednesday. and teach
ers' meeting and Bible class al 8 p. m, We'd
nesday.
Daily services at the Catholic church, 81
O'Clock, q. M; Sunday services 81 and lO4
o'clock, a. M, and % O'Clock, p. m, Rev. j.
j. Lilly, officiating, excepting on the last
Sunday In the month when Father Lilly
will hold services in Wellington.
.'songs of the Bible'' was the subject of
the morning discourse at tie Baptist church
last Sunday. Pastor Menefee preached from
the text. "Pralse We the Lord" Psalm
cxlviii:1. The songs OF the Bible are many,
among the number. of the redeeming love
and OF the new birth; songs of devOut graft
tude: songs of praise and thanksgiving;
songs of victory; songs at midnight, and
lastly, the song of reteeming love.
Lexington District.-Thos M. Cobb, L. p,
: Observation-Disclosures station Dover ct.at
y Dover. 26, 81; WavorlY sta, February 9, .;
Sweet Springs and BIackwater, 0, 10; Heru-
u don ut Rose Valley, 10. IL; Montserrat CT. at
U Wallace Chapel, 16. IT; Odessa and Marvin
ut Marvin, II, IS; Wellington ct. at yelling
. ton, %, "a; Corder ct. at Blackburn, March
: 9. ); LII Monte and Dresden, D, 10; Longwoot
and High Point at High Point, ., 10; Elm
wood and Grand Pass at Elmwoo |. l6. II
y Miami and Mt. Carmel at Mt. Carmel, is, II.
Chllhowie CT. %, "a; Warrensburg sta. %
" "a; Columbus Ct, 30, 81. Let the steward
be dilllgeut, the preachers be faithful, and al
work together for God and souls,
Mission in Christ Church, Lexington, Mo
Begins Monday, 1880 p. H., February II
1887. Closes Monday, SD. m, February Il
y 1889. Conducted by Rev. b. Il. Reed, of Nj
Calvary church, st. Louis. Service and ser
, mon daily, 1880 p. m. Bible reading daily
:. 1890 d. IN. subject of ermOns: Monday
" 18th, Our Need OF God; Tuesday, 18th, Goo
Our Father; Wednesday, 18th, Jesus. DyIn
for Us; Thursday, 18th, The Way Mad
PLAIN; Friday, 18th, Refusal and Consequer
81 ces; Saturday, 10Th, Acceptance and Const
=, quences; Sunday ,17lh, 1880 u. M, The Goo
Shepherd; Sunday, 18th, 1880 p. M. ReligiO
. aud Morally; Monday, 18Th, Now. Subjec
OF Bible Readings:-Tuesday, 18th, BriDgir
Souls to Christ-Hnw? Wednesday. 18th, TT
- B.essedness Of the Christian Family; Thur
-. day. I4ih, The "Preciousness" of Christ; Fl
=, day, 18th, The Simplicity OF Gods Plan; ST
~. urday, 10th, The Future of Christians; Mo-
day, 18Th. I'VE know"-What Then? A
are cordially welcome To these service
Holy Communion Tuesday, Wednesday II,
Friday at 10 u. ~. Remember! He w
is born once dies twice. lie who is bo
md twice dies once.
Elder Terrel's text, last Sunday was fouI
but in the fourth chapter of LIST Peter, 16 vers
yer "Yet If any man suffer as Il Christian let hi
his not be ashamed; but let him glorify God
this behalf" The question is, "What is it
ett. be- Chrlstian?' A Christian is one who
The believes in Christ that a believers life Is
ur- conformed In Christ. For this purpose Chr
CANT into the world. To set US an eXamp
to lead US TO Christ. 10 the extent that
'ent take steps in Christ, we become like Chr
ena A man must have The character Of Chr
les- before he becomes a Christian. To say a N
is like Christ when he Is not like Him, Is
left absurdity. Christ means "Anointed, " ant
at man becomes anoinled Of Christ then he |
b." Christian. Christ is the official name Of Jes
We because it invests Him with divine pow
When we are willing to die forChrist then
have a right to the name o! Christian. III
re- l.. a man to be conformed to Christ? A n
her must believe in Christ. He must believe
lsin personal Savior. Next step in belief rs, co
nit Yourself, body, soul and well-dolng
ollie Christ. Put all your trust In Him, and to
last that re must obey Him implicitly. A L
must be steadiast and faithful forever. -
ZEN who overcomes the world is ne who belle
Jesus IL the Christ. One test is,confess Oh
oTn- openly; another test is baptism. After a n
s as IL in Christ he muSt.be 4 fruitful branch
her Christ. The graudest argument ever offe
ling for the inspiration OF the Scriptures Is to
cent. he life of Christ. BE an open epistle knC
and read of all men,"
and --
:, all Mr.. j. A. Null, administrator, sold to
& IN Samuel Null. Jr., last week, forty acres,
the Odessa, for 81 800.
-, Mr. Geo. King purchased, last Tues
" from Mr.. Ohio Gaflin, the residence Of
latter, OH Main and Twenty fourth STU
~ Consideration 81 800.
Y, Is.
.nd Misses Page and Green, of Lawson,
verv- Miss Burden, of this city, had a pleasant
Mo at Mr.. J. f. Cheatham's this week.
mber h"u N "errS ''i'e 'oaS''hs anu sAa'hE'
Some of our bows would do well to
Cen the open letter IN another column from
aDied z. Jones'" Whilst il says nothing in re
, left to the boys the shoe can be made to fit
City nicely in several cases.
Lee Kinder WAS arrested and bad an
tend animation before a jury in Squire Grar
. Sill ClaytOn's court last Wednesday on the CT
Mar of having deserted his wife. The iur,
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