The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-01
CHURCH WORK AND WORKERS

CHURCH WORK AND WORKERS.
Fifteen members were received at the
second Presbyterian church February 81
The church has now It's largest attend
anee since It's organization.
The y. NJ G. A. entertainment ar Ply
mouth church last Monday evening was
are praised very hishiy By all who heard
her.
The ladies' of Trinity parish are con-
templatiug the holding Of sale Of work
some time after Easter. and meet for
work every Wednesday afternoon at the
rectory. az o'clock.
The Young Peoples Society OF Chris
tan Endeavor viii give a social at the
rison street and Queen Anne avenue.
Tuesday evening, March ?.
There viii be a congregational meet
Ing OF the Second Presbyterian church
thursday evening. for the purpose OF
adopting and defining the particular Gu-
ties OF the different officers.
The March number OF congregational
Work" has come 20 hand and Is fun OF
valuable information. The work OF the
SIX denomination societies is set
forth in an Interesting ard direct way.
The Young Peoples Society OF the First
Christian church gave an eftert sinmeut
70 the inmates OF the poor farm last FRI
day night The same society conducted
services al the poor farm yesterday after
noon.
Next Sabbath. March 7. win complets
the year 90 Rev. Or. Ifutchtson's pas
torate az the First Presbyterian church.
An anniversary discourse win be given
IN the morning at which time a review
OF the years work VIII be given.
The subject for the mid-waek service at
the First Presbyterian church Thursday
evening viii be Studies on South Amer
lea" The wors4n's Missionary Society
win have charge OF the meeting and an
interesting programme Is expected.
The monthly meeting. % the woman's
tlonal church win - held Wednesday NJ
the residences OF Mrs. J. NJ. Coiman. JIG
Fourth avenue. az 20 o'clock. The topic
WIN be Work In Logging and Mining
Camps"
on yesterday Rev. J. ~. Smith CON-
pietaS the second year OF HIS pastorate IN
the First Christian church. Two months
for another year. Having accepted the
call his relation to The church viii be
continued.
Rev. Noritz z. Eversy. n. T.. OF Chi
caxo. superintendent % the German de-
partment OF the home missionary work
~ the Congregational denomination. Is
IN the city. He IL looking after the inter-
estS OF the German work IN Seattle and
other cities on tho Coast
A letter from nr. Wallace Nutting re-
eeived IN this city lately speaks OF the
prevalence of sickness IN bis parish after
people have been affected. orc hun1red
az them having hem sick In bed. This
= TIRE penalty attached TO the Auanuc
climate.
First Presbyterian church March and
n Is expected that Rev. Or. Holt. - the
Portland Chinese mission. VIII address
pev nr i'm OF the FIRST Presbyterian
cAurch Portland. will speak on home
missions.
TIE shsra address CT ~. series on
The New Creation" vas delivered az
r-rirttv rsrtsh church last evening by
pev HI Gowen. 4 large ccngrega-
ton was present - hear TIE rector, who
Vas erfi,ial '~rhe New Paradise" based
on Revelations xxifi-L
NJ Pahrrt Nfven. az TIRE Northern Pa
,iar ticket ocsfcs. e now the ssiper'u-
ord Presbyterian church. TIE sssAcol =
aaslrfshfuw under RS administration. Tie
hr-nSs many valuable lessons learned IN
s.~nlfraa s{rw'' trio TIE school which are
interesting - tAa children.
TIE First Baptist church has recently
os~se-tea ARRANGEMENTS ny which tne Old
a~F hurtf or some debt has he~sT removes
ard ire present tot and property saved
sh,wn -ha true Christian spirit 81 rene
ayfux the mistake mate 10 DAYS gone by,
ar,.s sra and not ths world. IS the great
er loser.
ws ntf~f church are rvw taxing IRE sat
t-rs e-aracltv cf the huif9iuE. Ever Sfn>s
tNa coming 81 tN@ rev fsstar ttef.
fe,sfs = Pswsrrnan q November lazt
$500 bas hsA- a steady Increase. The
evening corwrers rtoEs are also tncrs@S-
- Though 70 stfertNt h2> Beer mace -
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place
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cen ~acsioa house az NosshiP . f1se
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Money.
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rswsrmaan. % sae FNrst bapcsi eagrcn
gave a foTcioie, esosfu@nt ana Ne-,4t.sk
sermon from I. sosta tetans. -. - -
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