The new age. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1902-190?, 1902-07-04
SALT LAKE NEWS.
special to the New Age.
Asieep in Jesus ~

! ASLEEP IN Jesus.p
DRESSED are the dead which. die IN
ne Loru' from henceforth. yea. saith
the Spirit, that they NAV rest sro,,
thelr tabors; and their wcrl, do fol
10" them." We belive that from the
past life of Sister Lloyd She died In
the fah triumph of a living faitb,
anu when Christ shall descend with
the voice of the archangel and the ira,
umph OF God" that she will be with
10 the children and friends who are
iert TO mourn her loss. in the Anozt,e,s
language, Sorrow not as Others which
nave no hope, for IL we beliye that
Jesus died and rose, even so them also
which sleep in Jesus will God bring
with him; wherefore comfort We one
another with these words"
Hark. hear another rifle
On the mighty stream of death
one more servant has been SUM.
moned,
One more soul is laid to rest
And we hear the master whisper.
In these words both true and kind.
VIII carry her work forward
Let her rest for she is mine.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Francis
Lloyd was held last Saturday. con.
Quoted by Rev. ]. w. Washington
Mrs. Emma Wilds and Mr.. Henry
Goodbar of Butte. daughter and son
OF Mrs. Lloyd, attended the funeral
Mrs. Mozee of Leavenworth. Kans..
is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Russell
on South State street. and is accom-.
panied by her daughter, Miss Mozee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sellars of Denver are
In the city.
There is talk of a literary.musical
club being organized in the near fu-
ture, which, we trust, will add much
to the entertaining of friends and
strangers.
Mrs. Matte Stead entertained a few
friends at luncheon last Sunday.
Miss Media Lindsey ana Miss Flor
ence Seals of Helena, Montana, will
visit our city soon.
Church News.
The new chapel room at Calvary
Baptist church was opened for ser.
vice for the first time Sundey, June
29, at $3.50 p. m. Rev. Bruce Kenney
the general missionary, preached the
opening sermon. Rev. d. A. Brown
of the First Baptist church, ad Rev.
Mr.. Barrett of the East Side Baptist
church, were present and spoke words
of encouragement. At p. m. sacred
concert was given by the Calvary
choir, special quartette and others.
A large audience was present and
liberal offering was lifted.
Monday, June 30, the members of
Calvary Baptist church held a recep-
ton and house warming in their chapel
room and the parsonage above, and
over 300 persons attended during the
afternoon and evening. Pink and
white ice cream with assorted cake
and fruit punch wre served. A musi.
cal programme was rendered through.
out the reception under the LIanage-
ment of Mr. Oscar Thurman, the par.
Elephants being as follows: instrument
tai solo, Mrs. E. Smith; duet, Merrs.
Edwards and Mills; welcome address,
Rev. j. W. Washington; solo. Mr..
Willis Green; solo, Edith Williams;
address, o. Thurman; solo. Mrs. E.
Jackson; instrumental solo, E. Howell;
solo, ]. Z. Lindsey; solo, Mrs. Matte
Green; address, d. Ford quartette,
Messrs. Lunn, Mills. Deres and Ed
wards; address, w. P. Hough; quar-
tette, Mesdames Robinson, Barker,
Washington, and Mr.. William Robin
son.
Prof. Willis presided at the piano in
the afternoon and Mrs. Sellas presided
at night. The chapel was beautifully
decorated and the electric lights show
ed up everything lovely. Everybody
that attended the reception and house
warming was pleased; and Rev.
Washington has a smile on his face
that makes one forget his own sad
ness.