Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-25
CHURCH NEWS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

cal value OF education. Evening: Right
and wrong Judgment. The Young Peo-
pies service will be conducted by the
pastor. Topic. Student Volunteer Move
ment." The meeting beginning promptly at
z o'clock. Preaching at Patterson Val
ley school house in the afternoon at
o'clock.
Episcopal Church: Services every Sun
day in the Commercial College hall. south
entrance. Sunday school p. m. Evening
body cordially invited.-W. n. Haupt.
Rector.
German Baptist: Services every Sun
day as follows: Sunday school at 10 a.
m. Preaching services at a. N.
E. Studebaker. g. Nevinger. J. G. Fun
derburgh. A. p. Talhelm. Superinten-
dent Sunday school.
First Presbyterian church: Preach
ing at 1900 a. III. and 500 p. IN. by
the pastor. Rev. w. l. Davenport.
Morning theme: 1.-THE Shining Face"
Evening subject. 1.-THE Departed Lord
"A Character Study Of Sampson"
| Rev. Morrison will preach for the
Christian church next Sunday morn
Ing and evening. and every alternate
Sunday Us he has done In the past.
until further notice. Subject in the
morning: Are the Ten Command
ments Rule OF Life for Christians
In the evening "The Design OF the He
brew Epistle."
Christian Science subject next Sun
day. ''Lovc."-Mary Hartxos.
The young women OF the Baptist
church gave the audience assembled
In their auditorium nm enjoyable and
very profitable service last Sunday
evening. The program was composed
OF several special numbers OF music
intcrspcrsed with essays OF nm cxcep
tionnily high quality. These essays
treated on the different phases OF the
privileges. influence. aspirations and
power Of the youn. woman. Each
paper showed plainly that It's author
had given much thought to the subject
assigned her. and that each sentence
had been well weighed. containing a
valuable truth.
The service opened with music
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by q solo ff6m Miss Lee. The solo
was enjoyed much by the audience. for
they could get every syllable withou,
either strainin. their ears or taxinI
their Imagination. Mrs. Hcnry's paper
entitled The Young Woman and Her
Religion" ns n whole. contained the
following thoughts: Il In natural for
humanity to be worshippcd and cspc
cinlly for woman. She has God and
that God she adorcs and worships
Even though man often ridicuics a
womnn's faith. yet he demands that
she be pure. true. upright. Many
things that man does. thinking moth
In. OF Il. II his sister. wife. or sweet
heart would do he would cast her on
ns being degraded. Refrain from any
thing questionable. To be honorcd OF
Influential woman must be Christ.likc
Miss Badger gave us several valu
able thoughts on the Christian younr
woman In the home. The young won
ans position IL one OF interest and re-
sponsibility. for as In the home the
character Ii formed. so the shaping
and cstnblishin. Of the ideals OF future
generations depends upon her develop
mcnt. To the brother she approaches
the ideal OF true womnnhood. And
many a man owes his success In life to
the influence of n pure. noble sister
Value can not be placed on her little
deeds OF kindness. her gentle words oi
love and hope. Think OF her care nj
the sufferers bed. Think of her touch
on the aching head. Think OF her love
when we do err. oh. what would life
be without her.
THE Girl as Study" presented by
Mrs. Crowl. surely made us think. BE
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not know the girls with whom We were
acquainted. To understand the CIR
We must know the secret influence,
brought to bear upon her. her aspiru
tons. her environments. her opportuni
ties and the effect these have upon tho
different types OF girls with their sew
cral tempcraments. The day dreamer
who sees honor. power and influence
bu: counts not the cost: the queer CIR
with the air of apology for her exist
cnce. seeking sympathy. but finding II
not: the sensitive girl. unjustly fiat
tering herself by thinking she is tn,
center OF attraction for criticising: tn,
fastidious. the high.minded. the jcalou,
girl. each with her special failing. ha,
place to fiji. work to do. As will
Paul. Christ has sphere for every one
and II she will surrender her life Il
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done what she could. what i intended
Miss Whittenburg on THE Secret %
Power" chose several illustrations Il
establish the fact that the young won
ans power came from God. and tina
the closer she followed His instruction
the nearer she was like the ideal Chris
established. the greater was her power
Quarterly conference was held at tn,
NJ. L. church Saturday evening. Sun
day morning Presiding Elder Harris
instead OF preaching the usual sermon
presented the Twentieth Century Offer
ing. his address leading up to thu
movement to pay the debt on the Den
yer university. which Just now is IL
such promising condition. He was fol
lowed by Hon. T.. NJ. Cranston. wh'
spoke further Of the value of the uni
versity to the West and to Methodism
He followed his remarks by the Meth
odistic feature OF a collection ant
raised the generous sum of $241. Thu
Denver university is the leading insti
tuition OF learning in Colorado. and Il
worthy the great efforts now beini
made to free It from debt and place II
in shape to become one OF the leading
educational forces of the nation.
Methodist Church-Morning subject
next Sunday: 1.-THE Great Dispense