Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-10-11


Jas. Taggert. State Center; u. a.
Shurtleff, Grundy Center.
Alternates, S. A. Rockwell. Cedar
Falls; j. ]. Burnham, Arlington; Il. r.
Graham, Albion; T. Greenfield, KAN
rar; ID. Davis. Aredale church, = y.
Hampton, r. +. D.; John Mclean, To-
ledo.
The examination of licensiate James
Macintosh was sustained and arrange
ments made for his ordination and IN
stallation as pastor over the rama
church Monday evening Oct. 20. $3.50
p m. Rev. Il. S. Bailey ID. d.. to pre-
side aud PROFOUND the constitutional
questions. Rev. T. " Moore D. D., of
omaha. Neb., to preach the sermon
Rev F. W. Russell to deliver the
charge to the pastor and Rev. g. q
Mckinney, Of Toledo, to charge the
people.
The installation of Rev. D. d. Tick
nor as pastor over the Clarksville and
Unity churches was appointed for Nov.
18th. The installation at Unity to take
place at $3.50 p. IN. and at Clarksville
lat 1880 p. M. Rev. Saint Callen. of
Waterloo, to preach the sermon. Rev
S. d. McFadden, of Greene, to charge
the pastor and Rev. c. II. Purmont
ID. d., OF Cedar Rapids, to charge the
people.
The installation of j. Jansen over the
Stacyville German church was set Oct
18th Rev. G. Kramer was appointed
to preside and preach the sermon, Rev
II. Potgeter to give the charge to the
pastor and Rev. L. Kliebenstein to
charge the people.
The call of the Toledo church for
the pastoral services OF Rev. c. G. Nc
Kinney was referred to the committee
on bills and overtures. Owing to the
absence of Rev. Mckinney on account
OF the serious illness of his father,
action was deferred until the adjourned
meeting at Tama Oct. 10th, at which
time it is expected arrangements will
be completed for this installation at
an early date. The committee on evan
gelistic work thru the Chairman, DR..
T. S. Bailey. reported carefully made
plans for special evangelistic services
to be held with the cooperation and
under the direction of the pastors in all
the churches Of the presbytery. With
the stimulus given to this movement
by the addresses of DR.. Carrier 1t Is
fully expected that this year will be
characterized by a general forward
movement along the line of energetic
evangelistic work.
Rev. S. E. Rooms, Of LaPorte City,
chairman of the presbytery's committee
on foreign missions, presented the
cause and emphasized the claims Of the
heather world. He said in part:
The slogan of the Presbyterian
church in relation to the foreign mis-
sion work is Go Forward" The up
to date advices of the board are very
encouraging. May 1, 1902, no debt:
four months OF this fiscal year, receipts
very encouraging. More than sixty
missionaries sent out this year. Last
year five thousand converts in mission
churches. The outlook this year is very
bright. At the close of the year the
board reports 749 missionaries, gain
of "a; 44,443 communicates, being net
gain of 1854; 26,108 scholars in schools;
2S9,363, patients treated in hospitals.
Rev. L. NJ. Beebe, of Mason City.
pastor large for the presbytery, re-
ported that the churches under his care
had been supplied with preaching at
regular intervals and spoke in appre-f
citation of the kindly interest and words
OF encouragement received from time
to time.
Grundy Center was chosen as the
place Of the spring meeting. Adjourn
Fment was made to meet in Tama Oct.
10th at p. m.