The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-13

The Southern Methodist Church Extsn-
sion and City Mission Society will hold It's
annual meeting at Centenary II. E Church.
South. next Monday evening. and the tea-
ture OF the meeting viii be an address by
Bishop Wilson OF Baltimore. Md. 4 hand
some souvenir programme has been pre-
pared for the occasion. and in addition 10
the Bishops address there VIII be the fol-
lowing:
Organ voluntary. by c. Ohm ~organist.
Opening prayer by Presiding Elder Nc
Murry. After the treasurers report an
exhibit Of the work done during the last
year Will be presented by the president OF
The society.
The treasurer's report will show that the
Southern Methodist Church OF the city has
raised and expended for cnu-cnes and par
son&ses more than one-Lhiro OF a miiii5n
dollars during the year. OF TINS arloaht
St johns has cost $1,000. LAFAYETTE PaIk
S4l,O00, Cabaune 2a.eD ana s. Pauls 81
90. Parsonages bu1t: Marvin S.sO, OAK
Hin $50 and Ferguson $40 Centenary
Church made repairs 10 the amount Ot 80
0o. The treasury OF the society viii snow
= balance OF about $z@0
The present Church Extension Society
was organized Two years ago, ana the
first of1cers were: Murray Carleton. pies
ident; K N. Scruggs, vice presioen.: NJ I;
Haw, secretary; Z. W hittaker. financial
The present officers are the same, with the
xcepuon Of the president who is T. 3
NsA ea6 ~ - @1G--- -NN
late George A Baker served as president
q part OF the present year the souvenir
ppe% shrrcbe a. an6 ~ Iboss q q
connected with Inc society
The Reverend F. A MayhaI. the new
pastor Of the Fifth Christian Church, has
arrived with his family IN the city and IS
resioing 81 No. 40 Park avenue The
-31 South SeFenSh street. but at q meet
ing THURSDAY night II was decided 10 pur-
~DhAaA ~hA Ad G. II 49, \ = ~ m
Jefferson avenue, which IS more central for
The congregation
St Louis. received his education In the High
School Of New London and his ministerial
education in the Christian University at
Canton, No. He expects TO enter the Wash
1ngron University law department during
the fan and winter. AIRS. Mayhali was Miss
Frances r BuOcoe OF New London. Mo,
and their only hid is Master john La
Seaunce. Mr.. Mayhal has mad two pas,
lorates preyiousiy-at Vandalia. No. and
hare with encouraging prospects,
Mission has been thoroughly renoTated and
TBut in first-ciass order for the fall and win
Ter campaign Tomorrow night the annual
opening VIII take place and the following
speakers will be present: " o. Saunders,
". H Danforth. James z. Fosg. Samuel
laty Stone. Judson A Stanton, Edward
Card and r. L Quincy. Meetings will be
held every night, beginning with tomorrow
evening, and later In the season an indus
w. F1lI@ - A-N --AAo-1
of the neighborhood at South Seventh street
and Hop Alley.
It is also proposed TO open a home" so
that all branches Of rescue work can be
carried on The mission was started eleven
wears ago by V o. saunders and Murray
Carleton
The Reverend II 3. Colt. pastor of Unicn
Mission. No. ls52 Franklin avenue. win cele-
brate his tenth anniversary this evening and
tomorrow by q series OF special services. At
present an clo-tlne revival is in progress at
the mission and tomorrow viii be enroll
ment day" for the converts Mr.. Gott
states that during the last ten years more
than a thousane have professed conversion
q. and many OF these are now workers in the
chain OF missions established in other cities
under the Union Mission Association
The Congress OF the St. Louis Christian
Endeayor Union viii hold its next meeting
at the CURLY memorial Presbyterian
Church.. Utah and Texas avenues. Monday
evening, September Is. Luncheon will be
served at Z d N fr the accommodation Of
members. Tbs coming State Convention.
which meets at Sedslia. No. October . to
&. VIII be ID for special discussion
The Evangelical Lutheran Zion congrega-
ton, located At the corner Of Twenty-frst