The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-12-29

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ladies in their Efforts to relieve suffer.
ing humanity.
Bell Hutchinson-Charity is the
frs; and best principle of the Christ
ian religion, and everything in that
d rectipn should receive the hearty
approval Of the community.
Bon Ramsey-I think the ladie,
GU. Int t. be encouraged in their work
of relieving human suffering, and in
the case in point don't think the
cit Gems of Sedalia will go b.ck on
them.
Mrs. Warren Galbreath The
ministers are entirely too dictatorial
in the matter, the ladies are not sup
posed 10 give countenance to anything
that is against their Christian belief
ard it is too bad TO have the ministers
TO interfere.
Mrs. &. III. Newkirk Il am sorry
the question came up. | have not
been in favor of the hospital scheme
as do net think it could very well
be kept up il established. However,
think the ministers ought to have
spoken sooner in the matter.
j. Z. McLaughliu-The preachers
have made a mistake. If they were
bound 10 p.o,est against the ball they
should have done SO sooner.
Mrs. NJ. f Dom hoe The Ladies
are all right and should be endorsed
in their Efforts to relieve suffering.
The clergy have made mistake.
W. Ii. Van Wagner--The only
objection | have to tie charity bail is
the connection of members of the
churches with same. would not go
so far Is 10 say they sh nd have moth
ing further u do with the char y
hospital, bu. Only as far as the charity
ball is concerned.
Mrs. L. j. Montgomery endorse |
the clergy. OIe can't serve God and |
Mammon.
\. c. Baldwin The preachers
have made mi.ti axe. Those wh, !
want 10 go TO the bali, 90. Those who
don't want 10 90, why, stay away.
III. O.. Clark The ladies are right.
If the clergy or any one else wanted
to protest, that renOnstrance should
have materialized ut sn earlier date.
Judge Richardson The ministers
are only acting in harmony with their
teachings. They advise always
a2ains, dancing and similar worldly
They advised their
to seperate from this ball in
question and they did right.
Mrs. L. Lamy-I did not have
10 do with the hospital
scheme and hence have nothing to say
about the ball. | an sorry the ques-
ion has come up, as it will create
much unnecessary feeling.
Billy Hogg-I think the mini tiers
ought to have stated the case squarely
o their members and then the latter
ought TO have done ss they pleased.
Gorge Menifee-l 90 with the
adies OF course, but at the same time
can't condemn the preachers, VIII,
nave right to act consistently.
Mayor Ell. Stevens spoke very en-
,haticilly in favor of the chirity bali
md in opposition to any Interference
N the part of the ministers of the city.
The offset was charitable one and
| worthy one, and he hoped the bail
would BE- pushed through to Success. 5
John eastman Don't think there
gas any necessity for either to inter
ere with the other. The object would
certainly justify the proposed action l
n this case. Individually have no d,
Injections to urge against the ball.
II. l.. Berry, am opposed to {
'alls for charity or for church pur-
'oses. The preachers should have
made opposition to the matter sooner.
was opposed to the Kerm;ss.
Jno. DeLong-DJn't see how any
ne could object to the ball as pro-
'osed by the ladies. The object is a
most worthy one and should receive
reat endorsement.