The Globe-republican., 1900-05-31

A large number of people had assem-
bled at the church to listen to the sermon.
The seating capacity was inadequate and
many people were obliged to go away
The pulpit stand was handsomely dec
GRATED with flags and flowers. Pictures
of President Mckinley, Abraham Lin
cold, U S. Grant aud John A. Logan,
adorned the stand.
The choir, a double quartette, com
posed of Rev. VIM. Westwool, Geo. Z.
Martin, Miss Kate Kinkade, Mrs. Il. F.
Milton, Miss Nina Norvell, Mrs. d.
Swinehart, Chas- E. Incl, Leroy Martin,
and Miss Nellie Chapman at the organ,
opened the services by singing, All Hail
the Power of Jesus Name.
Rev. d. Mccormick read from the 9th
chapter of Ephesians, beginning at the
10th verse Finally my brethren, be
strong in the Lord, and in the power Of
His might. Pus on the whole armor of
God, that ye NAV be able TO stand against
the wiles of the devil.
Tie anthem, Beautiful Flag OF Liberty,
and Long Wave Old Glory, were sung.
Rev. VIM. Westwood offered fervent
prayer.
Rev E NJ. Carr delivered the memoir
ial sermon, which was able and patri-
-otic one He chose the the text from
Exodus 2:I4. land this day shall be
unto you for u memorial: and ye shall
keep it feast to the Lord throughout
your generations ye shall keep it a feast
by ordinance forever
This sermon was more OH the line of
the occasion than such sermons are usual
1y. Mr.. Carr said:
Al natlohs commemorate 1helr great ms
1oflcaA events tA2le tAelr Souhs men iliay
fore. While the Greeks kept their simple
virtues they reNerehtiy falsed monuments
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a necessity Is that the fnture OF every natloiA
rs tieo 70 the past no natlon mas eyer grown
suddenly gooo or suuoenly oao- me exam
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present. few heroic men performing