The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-16
CHURCH WORK AND WORKERS

The Yakima papers say 80 people we're
converted there during the recent revival.
Helena, Mont. churches have organized
a choir Of 100 voices for the Elliott revival
meetings.
Twenty converts are reported as the re-
suit Of the revival meeting at the Method
ist church at Kalispell. Mont.
Rev Charles d. Jacobs preached for the
estntnster congreg alton at Prosch's hall
yesterday morning and last night
The women of Trinity parish meet every
Thursday afternoon at Mrs. John Learys
10 work Off the Alaskan missionary box.
a Unitarian church society is being or
ganized at North Yakima. About 100 sig.
natures have been obtained to the call.
The Epworth League praise service at
the First Methodist Episcopal church
yesterday evening was led by +. NJ.
Guion.
The o'clock service at the Y. NJ. c. A.
sooms. on First avenue. was conducted
yesterday by Rev. DR.. Bushong. OF Port
land. Or.
Twenty converts Of the Salvation Army
were baptized in the river at Boise the
other day. with the water almost at
freezing point.
The Christian church OF North Yakima
has extended a call to Rev. r. F.. Utz,
professor of Hebrew in the Drake uni
versity. Des Moines, Ia.
Rev. B. W Pierce. for six years presi-
has accepted a call TO the congreg ational
church in Cascade. Mont
The Ladies' Aid Society of Plymouth
CONGREGATIONAL church will meet next FRI
day afternoon at O'Clock with Mrs o. A.
Warehouse. ia Third avenue.
Rev ". l. Mccullough. Of watervilie,
has been employed by the Christian
church society Of Dayton. TO occupy the
pulpit during the coming year.
A council of Congreg tionalists will be
held at Bellevue tomorrow afternoon at
80 O'Clock to organize a new church. The
boat leaves the end of the Yesler way line
at l2.50 and returns after the evening SER
vice.
Mai. clifford. OF the Salvation Army.
went over 70 Tacoma Saturday afternoon,
In order to attend the welcome service
rendered him yesterday by the Tacoma
posts. lie Will probably return to Seat
tie today.
The Epworth Leagues OF the various
Methodist Episcopal churches in the city
will be entertained by the league of the
First Methodist Episcopal church next
Friday evening at 0 clock al the church.
A good programme has been prepared.
Preaching services in the Peoples
church. Third avenue. are for the pres IT
discontinued on account OF the absence of
DR.. Mallory. On his return II is stated that
the congregation will seek some other place
OF worship.
The services at Triaity parish church
during Lent are follows: Sundays. %
and II am. and 30 p. m: daily. half-h0ur
service AZ noon; also Wednesdays. 7:s5 p.
IN. and Fridays. p nj The bishop Will
again visit the parish for confirmation
during Faster tide.
The Congregational Club will hold It's
annua! meeting ia the First Congregational
church. Tacoma. Wednesday. The topic
for the meeting VIII be Americas Re
spousihility Among tbs Nations" Presi-
dent Mark W. HarrlnE on. Of the Tniver-
Sly Of Washington. VIII be the guest OF
the evening.
The Methodist churches 81 Spokane have
united in union meeting. 70 continue for
a. !east TWO weeks 4 ne meetings are un-
dor the control of an executive committee
chosen from the various churches. Seven
or eight preachers are taking part IN inc
services, Including an evangelist from
Portland. or
Mrs Charles t Feek. who Joined tho
Plymouth CONGREGATIONAL church last
Thursday. has been III fer some months.
Deaeons Knox and Curtis aceampa nied The
pastor Rev Mr.. Temple. and assisted ar
ibe csynrnunion service neid in the invalid's
room her parents ana her ErsndFareniS
Joining in the service with other friends
A. the regular midday Isenten services
conducted by Rev. y c. Garrett, rector
AZ :. Marks al R.alte hail. there has
been a GOOD attendance and marked inter
est Al the service next Wednesday. by
Invitation OF Mr.. Garretl. Rev. ". A.
ShRnklsR, pastor OF me First Astna1.st
Ep.scopal church. Viii deliver IA address
Rev. r. II AshhsuEh. q Fort Scott.
kan who came 10 the Coast several
months ago and has Stree been pastor %
the FIRST Me;ho list Episcopal church at
NasAon Wash, has gone back ID his Tor
rr.-r home and re-eDtFTss3 tle South Kan
s. conference. He expresses himself high
IL pleaSe-i with this state. and hopes 80 re-
tnrf soon ard make 3 his permanent hone
Al the annual NEE ting 81 the ladies Al
Society," OF the Ffrsi Pr SSytertzn church.
held on tire l1ta inst. The president. Mrs
y II Houtz vas re-els-tsd Mrs NJ. " q.
F'5lltor was elected wee president. Mrs. a
A. Wright secretary, Mrs Charles =
cane treasurer All Mrs X. ]. Eley execn-
40. sfyicsr NotW4thS tan1i0g the troubles
that have sesst the church during the past
vsAr. ssse work has been more slccs ssfui
san during any year Of ne chgrchs his
,ory- Tae total receipts OF the s1cssty dur