The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-02-22
Reiigi us.

Rvy. Thomas l.. Powell will preach at the
Chapel. IN East Lexington, tonight. the 92nd
inst, at 30 o'clock.
The sacrament Of the Lords supper will
be administered ut the Presbyterian church.
Waverly. Tomorrow morning at the usual
time.
Rev. A. Piston, n well known Lutheran
preacher here y few years ago, recently JOIN
ed the christian church, having become con-
YInced Of the necessity icr immersion IN
baptism.
The Bible Training Glass OF the Y. MIC. A.
will conduct the yourg mems meeting next
sunday at . O'clock. Instead Of one there
will be four speakers. Music snd song ser
vice rs usual.
Elder 8. K. Reese. who has been flliuR the
pulpit Of the Christian church In this city
under Il temporary engagement. left We'd
uesday for X ansas City, where he will reside
at Eleventh aud College streets. and engag
10 general eyangelistic work. lie Is an earn
est map aud a faithful exponent OF his
church's doctrine.
Meeting Of the Bible -society-The annual
meeting Of the Lafayette County Bible Soci-
ETY. will be held in the Presbyterian church
In this city, on Sabbath evening. March 2ud.
lsH0, commencing al : O'Clock. II Is requested
that services Al the other churches be omitted
on that evening. That all may have an oppor-
tunlty OF taking part In this Bible anuiversa-
ry. All are cordially invited. John r. Rylund.
Secretary,
First Baptist church, Rev. Fred w. Eason
pastor. Services tor 10. morrow Sunday
school from . 80 10 1880 u. III. Morning ser
vices nj church IL O'Clock Subject OF sci mon,
STORMY Darkness, yet God Reigns." After.
noon service ut Chapel In Old Towns O'Clock.
| Night service In church. 1870 o'clock. Subject
of sermon. "A Chime From the Colder Bells"
Seats are free and everyone, especially young
men ARE invited 10 these services, and will be
cordially welcomed.
Lenten SeryIces-Christ church.. Wecnes-
day 10 30 u. IN. and $50 y. NJ; Friday, 10 80
u. m. and 4:30 p. IN Sunday, IL n. IN. and
1870 y. ~. You are most earnestly and
cordially invited to attend. Do try TO give to
your God hall an hour OF the day thst you
may be refreshed and strengthened in His
worship for His service. You say IL haven't
time you uato ttiDc iOf everything elAt,huu
why not for Him-oh, do come 10 III least one
OF these week day services and endeavor to
induce some one else to come with YOU These
services are short and will certainly do you
good II you will attend them IN The right
spirit. The Spirit aud Bride say Come"
and let him that hearetn say "Come" Come
TO the House OF God to be helped and
strengthened by Hin. Life IL short Eternity
long,
Odessa Democrat "A protracted Meeting
has been In progress at the Southern Metho-
dist church AT Oak Grove about three weeks
with unusual success, 90 or &c persons hav-
lnR made professions. All denominations OF
the town have taken An active part 10 the
meeting since the beginning. and the country
people come for miles around. The church
Is crowded by sunset each evening, and many
are compelled TO return home or stand al the
windows outside. The interest Is very great
aud much good Is being lone. 49, Rev. W.
NJ. Upton, OF Bowling Green, NO., has ac-
cepted a call from the Baptist congregation
at this place, and will begin his pastoral work
In about two weeks. Mr.. Upton Is said to be
an able divine, being we'll known In the state
as y logical and forcIbie exponent Of the doc
trines Of his church.