The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1901-05-31
Among The Churches.

A grand musical treat in the NJ. E.
church next Sunday evening.
FIR. Cullinane will hold services Trim
| ity Sunday, June ID, at Yale, $50
and Speaker 1880.
Children's day exercises will be held
in the Church of Christ at Fargo Sun
day evening next. All will be well
come.
Do not forget Children's Day exer-
clses which are to be held in Church of
Christ Lords Day evening next. All
are welcome.
The YPSCE will hold meeting next
Sunday in Church Of Christ Mechanic
street at $50 instead of G:30 on account
of decorating.
Subjects for discussion in the NJ. E.
church next Sunday: Morning, "Thats
the right thing to do" Evening,
The mysterious power of music"
Elder D. Mccall, late pastor of Dis
ciple church, is expected to preach
| Lords Day morning nextin the church
on Mechanic street. a special offering
will be taken at this service to apply
on preachers salary.
The only great Campaigning held
! is the one held ut Simpson Park,
Romeo; which Will open this year for
| its thirty-slXth session July 25th, with
DR.. Il. n. McKaig, of Minneapolis, as
evangelist.
The Edison Peerless Concert Com
| pany" under the management of Mr..
G. S. Clayton, will substitute the an
them on Sunday evening in the NJ. E.
church, with his grand concert Phono-
graph and will render the two follow
ing popular selections, viz:-Solo, "The
Holy CITY,; quartette, "Rocked in the
cradle of the Deep"
Children's Day exercises will be held
in Church of Christ, Mechanic street,
Sunday evening, June I'd. Every care
has been taken to prepare these exer-
cises which are of high order. The
house of worship will be beautifully
decorated for the occasion. A special
offering will be taken at the close of
the meeting for foreign missions.
On Sunday morning last the aged
from nearly all over town attended
the Old Peoples service held in the Nj.
+. church. The church was we'll
filled, the old people occupying the
| front seats, while some sat in easy
chairs especially provided for inyalids.
The programme was instructive and
helpful. Both in recitation and song
the children excelled. Elder Clark's
address consisted of q happy collec-
| ton of pleasant "Reminiscences of pio-
neer days. He told how he used to
preach four times on Sunday, carry
his lunch in his pocket and sit upon a
| log by the forest roadside to eat. In
deed the entire service was all so at
tractive and pathetic that many hearts
were made happy, and many eyes
were wet with tears. Old Peoples
service will be looked forward to here
after.
Tinware almost given away at The
Racket.
Ice cream freezers at Rounds & Van
camps.
Get your suits while the sale lasts at
Goldberg q Co.'S.
The best cotton pants and oYeralls
at Wallace Ballentine's.
Jas. Blackford has built large
brick chimney in the rear of Geo.
Mann's house.
The Car of Russia gets salary of
IS 900, 900 year, but with him 1T is
long time between frolics.
To those who need shingles. l have
on hand about 500 NJ nearly all new
cut, good grade, that l will sell at re-
duced prices. Price from 75cts per NJ
and up. | have also n full line of
lumber and lath that will sell at re-
duced prices. When in need come
and see me. G. F. Michaels.