The indicator., 1904-04-16
Iorthern Ave. N E. Church

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Cor. Northern and Orman Ave. l. NJ
Potashinsky, pastor. Residence next
door to church, 1899 Orman, Tel Red
1914.
General Items
Attendance at Sunday School April
10, 24S Collection $4 90.
Mrs. Chunn of 22z7 Pine was re-
ceived into our fellowship last Sunday
morning.
DR.. Spencer of Japan delivered an
interesting address on The Gospel Of
Japan last Sunday evening at the
close of the service the annual mis-
sionary offering was received amount
ing to $SO9O. This with what has
already been received and with what
will be given by those who could not
be present last Sunday evening will
increase our missionary offering to
the required amount, $4,000. Last
year this church gave but $500
Who says hard times!
At the Epworth League meeting held
at the Parsonage last Monday evening
Miss Nellie Weddings, Miss Lena Deer.
ing and Miss Rosa Carver were re
ceived as active members
Chas, E. Sparks, who went to Monte
Vista, Colo, some time ago, has re.
turned his church letter. as he expect
soon to return to our city accompanied
by his bride to whom he has recently
been married.
Next Sunday the Pastor will ex.
change pulpits with Rev. r. A. Chase
in the morning and with DR.. 8 B
Warner in the evening.
Night School, Tvssday osd Friday hight
of each week. ssokkssping. 716 to soc
pm, Shorthand. 800 to S:46 pm.
Prof. F. C. kay in charge.
The General Conference Of the M
E. church which meets but once il
four years, meets next month in Los
Angeles, Calf. On April 2Sth. the
pastor expects to leave Pueblo fol
that city to be absent about month
In his absence the pulpit will be sup.
piled by the several ministers residing
in the city.
This Church depends entirely on the
free will offering of its members and
friends for its support. Do not be
ashamed of small gifts if conscien
tiously given. Regular weekly OF
monthly contributions will enable this
Church to meet all claims against i,
promptly
Saloon Licenses in Vermont.
Vermont has discovered that nc
kind of laws licensing the liquor traffic
are self-enforcing or willingly obeyed
Nor are they good social or politica
sense. Judging from the returns Of
the election held few weeks ago, il
is fair conclusion that the people Of
Vermont are disappointed with theil
experiment. One year ago 92 towns
in Vermont voted for licensing the
liquor traffic, that being the first vote
taken after the repeal of State pro
hibition. Several weeks ago the vote
was taken again in the same towns
Out of 92 towns which voted last veal
for license, AZ declared the expert
ment failure and expressed them
selves in favor Of prohibition. Ever
in the towns where the vote turnet
out favorable to license, in nearly al
cases. The majority was greatly re
duced over that of year ago. Onl,
one town which voted for no licens,
one year ago changed to license thii
year. OF the 246 towns which helc
their elections this spring. 1873 votet
no license and 4S voted license; thes,
4S include the larger towns
1t will be recalled that from th,
first the effect Of the defeat of pro
hibition in Vermont was demoralizing
In all the towns saloons immediatel,
sprang into existence. The LEADING
anti prohibition organs in the Stat,
expressed their disgust with the con
dltions of affairs. 1t was UNIVERSAL,
conceded that there was more drunk
enness than had ever before bee,
seen in Vermont, and the expenses O
the police courts were greatly in
creased. As the months passed b,
there was no improvement in th,
situation. The people were convincet
that they had the power in their owl
hands to bring about a change. A
the first opportunity they used tha
power with telling effect. The actiol
of the people of Vermont furnishes
lesson which the people of Kanss
and Iowa may study with special in
terest and proft.-Central Christisl
Advocate.
United Brethren Church,
United Brethren of the CITY of Pm