People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1897-02-04
Butcher took this opportunity Of

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getting even with the preacher. He
said that like Bro. Smith, "this was
the way he long had sought" not in
the sense that Smith meant it-that
Of matrimony-but meaning the op-
portunity of getting even with the
preacher from the standpoint of a
member in the pew. He showed up
their mendacity and their audacity
in a Imaginable manner, establishing a
.ood reputation as humorist and
then poured oil on their sores by de-
clarlng them pretty good fellows after
all, and extOlling the virtues Of their
avOcation.
The next toast was by Rev. G. X.
Berry on "The Preacher in the West. +"
The speaker loved the west to the
extent of lau1ing California to first
place, because it was the fartheSt
west, and he was very appropriately
followed by Rev. NJ. E. Harlan on
"Kansas." 1t is sufficient to say that
Kansas arose not "ad astra per
aSpera" in Rev. Harlan'S hands. 1t
took its rightful first place on the
first jump and maintained it to the
last. ..
This closed the tOasts, Throughout all
of which there was much applause.
MONDAY EVENING.
1880. Praise Service.
500, Plstform Meeting, a. Personal COnse-
Grafton, W. H. Knapp, Pratt. b.
Greater Spirit of Sacrifice, G. II. Sims.
Wichita c. More Steadfastness, J. A,
Cornelius, Mcpherson,
TUESDAY MORNING.
$3.50. Praise Service.
S:45. Parliament. weak Points and Needed
Reforms in our Bible Schools" led by
NJ. l.. Mum. Wichita.
$780, "The Church in the School and { c
School in the Church" A. NJ. McLain
Garden Plain.
$50. State Bible School Work. o. L. Smith.
1000. Parliament, "HOw TO Keep the G. f.
Meetings Helpful and In, eresting," led
by w. H. Scrivener, Newton.
1910. C.E What Does 1t Mean? a. Christ
Exalted" A. NJ NettIeton, Hutchin-
son b. "Consecrated Energy" DorE
Rem, wellington. C. ''Christian En-
| thusiasm" g. NJ Martin, Medicine
i'i' Christ" Anna White, Wichita. b
DUTY 10 the Church." Lena Jordan
Hutchinson C. Fellowship One Will
Another" Evelyn Hunt, Wellington.
las State G. E, Work, Mrs. Clara II. Hazel
rigg, Topeka.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
200. Praise Service led by Mrs. Thornbroe
Conway SrIings.
2:10. Reports from Auxiliaries.
30. Social and Spiritual l,fluence Of thu
Auxiliary" Mrs. G. L. Whittier, WITCH
tia.
2:35. Parliament, Weak Points in Our Aux
iliaries. and How to Overcome Them,
led by Mrs Anna B. Carter, Newton.
300. THE Value of the Study of Our c. W
B. NJ. Literature" Mrs. Emma Thew
Oxford.
WEDNESDAY MORNING.
$3.50. Praise Service.
S:45. Reports from the field by counties.
9:5. Parliament, "0ur PastOrless Churches
How Can We Help Them" led by NJ
b Iugle, Medicine Lodge
lO45. Our District Work-E. NJ. Carr, STAT
ford.
1900. Our State work-M. E. Harlan, Atchi
son.
1l:3O. Report of Committees.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
200. Symposium. "The Model Church." a
It's Members-W. T. Hilton, Wichita
b. The Official Board-M. E. Harlan
Atchlson, C. The Pastor-J. Fuller
Sedgwick. d. In WOrship-A L. Mar
tin, Mt. Hope. e. In Work-G. X. Der
~, Hutchinson. General Discussion
400. Parliament, "0ur Needs" led by NJ. /
Harlan, Atchison.
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
1880. Praise Service.
500 Address-M. E. Harlan, Atchlson.