Evening star., 1903-11-07

- CnuiSn- rHuay night closed the first
tWo weeks OF revival services at the church
named under the efforts Of the pastor, Dr.
1upoard The meetings. II is said have
been of interest and profit.
CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoR NOTES
Inc District Christian Endeavor Union
Will hold its monthly meeting for November
Monday evening at o'clock in Calvary
Baptist Church. christian Citizenship is
TO De the theme Of the meeting, and the pro-
gram as announced is to consist of brief ad-
dresses by Rev. w. c. Alexander pastor of
west Street Presbyterian Church: Rev.
Charies H. Butler. pastor Of Keller Memoir
lai Lutheran Church. and Messrs D. e.
cooper and c. r. Cross. late of Oberlin Col
iese and now connected with the tnterna-
uonaI reform bureau. The officers Of the
union extend an invitation to all persons in
terested In good citizenship and temperance
10 come out and hear these addresses.
Inc Junior Christian Endeavor Society OF
the FIRST Congrega tional Church has elected
new officers as follows: President. Paul
Kingsley; vice president. Lucille Shilling:
secretary Florence Beach: trea surer Hi
land Williams; superintendent. Mrs George
newton: assistant superintendent. Miss
Nellie Newton The society has thirty
aetive members. and meets in the west
parior of the church every Sunday at Gao
o CLOCK in the evening
The Christian Endeavor societies cor,-
POSING the Presbyterfal Missionary Union
nave been engaged during the past week
IN preparing Christmas boxes to he sent to
the AsheV1lle Farm Schocl and the Tucson
inolan School. The boxes were packed at
1ast tne We" Wv iork avenue Presbyterian Church
iast Wednesday. when the church was open
from ~ TO $50 o'clock for the reception of
ailIc Ihere were many donations of
wearing we apparel; books, games, etc. There
or twelve and twenty at the AsheviIIe
school, ten of whom are supported by this
presoytery. These boys are from the
mountains OF the south, and while very
10 nave no false pride. Last year one hoy-
ABOUT twenty years old and over six feet
tall came to the school and entered a class
OF small boys to learn the alphabet
The Christian Endeavor Society Of the
Mount Pleasant Congregational Church
has issued handsome little year book
officers committees. leaders and topics and
other information. The new officers are
as follows: President. Mr.. William IT.
Moodwell Jr.: vice president. Miss Beulah
James; secretary. Mr. Bruce Cleveland:
corresponding secretary. Miss NJ Louise
Sleman; treasurer. Mr.. Emery Lasier; del
egate to District Christian Endeayor
fntendent, Miss Edith M. Fisher; assistant
superintendent. Miss Edith T. Whitaker.
The roll shows a membership of eighty,
exclusive of honorary members.
The Christian Endeavor Society of the
Lincoln Temple Congregational Church
held its regular business meeting wednes-
day evening and elected the following Off
GERS for six months: President Mr. A. F..
Beatty; vice president. Miss Blanche Ad-
ANS recording secretary, Miss Marie
Smith; corresponding secretary, Miss Ka-
tie f. Tay1eur: treasurer, Mr. T. P Moore;
chorister. Miss Clara Brown: pianist, Miss
Ada Pinckney; delegate to the District
Christian Endeavor Union, Mr.. L. G. Gu
ney.
The normal mission study class organ
lied by the missionary committee of the
District Christian Endeavor Union, held its
first session at ST. Paul's English Lutheran
Church last Saturday afternoon at 4:3O
o'clock. under the leadership Of Mr. W. H.
H. Smith. Thirty-two persons were pres
ent, representing almost that many different
churches and the enrolment is now con-
siderably in excess of that number Be
sides Christian Endeavorers there are in
cluded in the membership Of the class MEM
hers of Epworth League and Baptist
Young Peoples Unions to whom, we'll as
to all persons interested in the study of
missions. cordial invitation has been ex-
tended by the committee. The class will
continue to meet Saturdays. at the same
dIlu place., lOT eight WEEKS, the SeS-
sions being limited to one hour.
The new officers and committee chairmen
of the Christian Endeaver Society of the
Western Presbyterian Church were INSTALL
ed last Sunday at the regular evening serv-
ice of the church. After the reading of the
presidents annual report the retiring Off
GERS and chairmen arose, and the pastor,
Rev. G. A. Wilson. spoke a few words COM
mendng them for the past years work.
The new officers and chairmen were then
introduced and charge was given to them
by the pastor, after which he preached the
evening sermon on the text Ephesians Wis,
"Redeeming the Time" The new officers
and committee chairmen are as follows
President, Mr.. Howard c. Clements; vice
president, Mr. Pascoe Williams: recording
secretary. Mr.. Joseph R. Curl: correspond
ing secretary, Miss May e. Smith; treas
urer Miss F. Rena WILMER; superintendent
of junior society, Miss Lucy McKim; dele
gate to District Union. Miss Marie E. Wet
eel: chairmen Of committees-Lookout. Mrs
A. L. Yachman; prayer meeting. Mr.. Roy c.
Hefebower: social Miss Elizabeth Zea;
missionary, Mr.. w H. H. Smith; music,
Mr.. Joseph A. Butterworth: flower, Mrs
B. NJ. Glover: calling, Mrs. w. c. Wetzel;
good literature Miss Ella NJ. Meyer; relief.
Miss Emma Corcoran; Christian citizenship,
Mr. Arthur w. Harkness; junior, Miss Lucy
McIim.
The regular business meeting and social
of the Young Peoples Society of Christian
Endeavor Of the First Congregational
Church was held last night in the Sunday
school room OF the church. In the absence
of the president. Mr.. Ingalls,, the vice presi-
dent, Miss Anna Hughes, presided during
the business meeting. after which the social
was held Many games were played. sew
eral guessing contests causing much merri-
ment. After some music refreshments were
served This society has recently issued a
booklet showing the officers. committees,
leaders and topics for the coming year.
At the Christian Endeavor prayer meeting
of the Eastern Presbyterian Church last
Sunday evening the intermediate society
Joined with the seniors az active members.
The president Mr.. C. g. Morgan. welcomed
them in a few words. after which the pas
tor. Dr. Easton. spoke words Of welcome
and advice. Mrs. Allen N. Dobson. their
superintendent, also made q few remarks.
The ceremony closed with the pledge in
concert and one verse Of "Blest Be the Tie
That Binds" The new members are the
Misses Fitzhugh, the Misses Raymond, Miss
welch. Miss Coombs, Miss Wagner, Miss
Foster. the Misses Houser, Mr.. Fred Robi-
nette and the Messrs. Van Emon.> The con-
secration service. win be held tomorrow
evening.
The Christian Endeavor Society Of Christ
Baptist Church. Hynesboro' Park. recently
held business meeting and social at the
re1idnuco Of Mr.. and Mrs.. George N Wells