Paul Quinn weekly., 1900-01-27
PRICE S CENTS.

or Society meets with Mr. Samuel d.
Jones In the chair. The meeting was
well attended and the services quite
! impressive. Mr.. Jones is filling the
chair as president with much credit
to him self, the church and connec
ton at large.
By 7.S0 the chapel was well flied
with richly dressed men and women to
hear Rev. j. H. Lynn. and by 8 o.
clock there could not be standing
room found IN the church for the
people. Some came and were COM
pelld to learn. The reverend
preached ii wonderful sermon, deep,
logical, and instructive. All present
seemed to enjoy the sermon Rev.
Lynn is truly the right man in the
right place, and hey ound all doubt his
appointment to the Waco district was
divine arrangement. God bless
good man, Is the prayer OF the
Christians of Hillboro, regardlt ss to
sect or denomination. Long may he
i've 10 preach such instr ctive soul
Stlrring. deep and logical sermons.
The Church Aid Society, under
the administration of Mrs Mamie
Jones, IS great and good work
pay every dime of assessment, and for
the tlrst time in the history of the great
Church every religious department. of
the church reported something on f.
nance.
| must say that the Women's w.
c. 7. U. is doing great good in
the city, both among the coIored and
white, and in this grand society no
q N q &c
and Baptist all meet twice each
month and render very good lit
erary program, and by so doing
much good is being accomplished
Mrs. e. P. Oliver is president.
Total amount during the conference.
Sal. %. Accession to church, four.
Number communed 86. Total amuont
collected for all purpose since the an
nual conference, $165.85. Number of
accessions, 8.
Town TALK.
All want to know when the Rev.
Mrs. Miller will be in.
Mrs. Jones, Bradenton, Winches-
ter, on the sick list. 4al
Mr.. T. Fl. Smith left for Waco
Friday night.
Miss S. j. Walton, of Augusta, Ga.
is in the city visiting her sick sister
Mrs. Maggie Jones'
Prof. I. H.Love has been appointed
on the steward board of Wades
chapel church.
Mr.. Ed. Jones, of Oklahoma,is in
the city visiting relatives and friends,
and reports things quite favorable in
IN the Territory for Negroes.
Our school is in quite progress
sive condition. The first class grad
uates this year.
Prof. T H. Love left for Dallas
Saturday morning on business trip
Some of the W. G. T. U. broke
| their temperance pledge, so am in
formed, on last Wednesday night 2t
the supper III honor of Mr.. Carter
who has just returned home.
DIR. Dewitt, our Negro phyaician,
is representing the Red cross society.
"Any thing but rain, known in the
way of weather." said uncle W.
Lord - ~ yaas RgH s.
Don't forget literays next Friday
night. 1t bids fair to be the grand
est OF the season, One of the
Young ladies Of our city, in the W.
G. T. u. said she had witnessed
some thing here she never experienced
before, and upon being ask what it
was, see replyed. "Boys giggling" She
further took advantage Of the oppor.
tunify and said she did not admire
any feminine traits in boys, and gig
ling belongs to girls,
Mrs. Prof. T. H Love is owed
very much by her pupils and it all
came from kind treatment.
Rev. Miller paid the school a
visit Friday evening and made some
very timely remaks. He never for
gets Paul Quinn College
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