Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-20


Baptist church services next Sunday:
Morning subject, II o'clock, "Thc Church
n Divcrsificd Unity" evening. 8 o'clock.
allow Poor We Arc." All arc invited.
The subject for tho morning discourse
n. the Presbyterian church next Sunday
will bc "a Safc Pilot" in tho evening.
''Thc Prison Opened"
Rev. ". II. Haupt was in town
Wednesday making somc inquiries ms TO
tho purchase OF lots with view to build
ing an Episcopal church.
Christian Endcavor topic next Sunday:
.Scrving God Joyously." Matt. 22:l.ll.
Miss Jessie Thompson, lender.
Epworth League topic for next Sun.
day, '.Serving God Joyfnlly" Mntt. %:
LA, Ncttic Larmorc will lead.
Christian Science subject next Sun.
day, Everlasting Punishment"
Sunday evening. April %, all the
churches md young peoples societies
will Join in a union servive at the Bap-
tist church. Rev. O. I. Mills viii preach.
The W. G. T. U. held very interest.
ing meeting with Mrs. Kate O. Todd last
Saturday.
Rev. w. n. Haupt will conduct Epis-
copal church services in the M. e. church
today ~ follows: 10 a. m., morning
prayer, sermon and holy communion:
7:3O p. m, evening prayer and sermon.
Those desiring 10 Be confirmed at the
structiou at the morning service.
Easter was appropriately observed in
tho Methodist church last Sunday in
spite OF the storm. The pastor, Rev. q.
I. Mills, preached on the proofs Of the
Resurrection Of Christ" in the morning
and an Easter concert was held in the
decorated with flowers and notices.
Thanks are given to all who furnished
flowers for the occasion, and especially 10
J. w. Eastwood Of Phoenix, Arizona,
who sent the church, through Mrs. SEN
ator Swink,. large box Of roses for
Easter. Owing to the large number Of
persons who wanted to attend the con-
cert and could not because Of the storm
the Easter Sunday school concert will be
| repeated this coming Sunday night at 8
O'Clock, weather permitting. Everybody
| welcome.
The Woman's Missionary society OF the
Presbyterian church met with Mrs. G. Il.
Gerbing yesterday afternoon. The meet
ing opened with responsive readings.
Mrs. w. Il. Hardy presented an excellent
paper on the work among the freedmen.
Mrs. A. L. Kellogg read paper on In
dia. Mrs. g. NJ. Hall, who was dele
gate to the recent Home Missionary Con-
| vention at Pueblo, during the session Of
the Presbytery, made an interesting and
The society voted to contribute to the
relief OF the famine sufferers in India.
| The NJ. Z. Woman's society were the
guests OF the dny, and short talks were
| made by Mesdames Ketchum, Hamlin
| and Barkley. Delightful refreshments
| were served. Mrs. Barkley, on behalf OF
the visitors returned thanks for the profit
able and enjoyable afternoon.
Sunday School Convention
To Be Held at L.akeview School House,
April ~, 1900.
MORNING SESSION.
lIo:oo-Devotional Services
----------------L.H II. Harrison
| IoI5-Lesson for the day
Bible and Young Peoples
Glasses ----J. p. Pollock
Junior and Primary Classes
Mrs. A. J. Grum
IIoo-"The Elevating Influence of
the Sunday School" %. J. Baxter
| l If3o-Adjourn for basket dinner.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
I:3o-Song Service Mrs. NJ. L. Stewart
145-"The Superintendent" --
d. II. WaSSOn
2:I5-Round Table Talks Sherman Ball
GOETHE Teacher and the Class"
V. Day
Specification of officers.
w, 7. Calkins, Chorister